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I did this by defining my own MGT protocol and connecting the board with a short SATA cable. It took a little bit of learning and then some coding but once I was done it worked with no problems. The corgen makes it pretty easy to setup. The hardest part is setting up the physical constraints.

---Matthew Hicks

Dear Nana Nmichou, You could display the data on a monitor driven by the XSGA port of one board, and use a USB webcam to read the data back into the other board. HTH, Syms.

Gee Symon, why not drive a paper tape punch with one board and then run the tape through a paper tape reader to get it into the other one.

I don't think this board has a paper tape reader/punch interface. I guess you could implement your own by emulating a PC parallel port, but that would require work while the video/USB interfaces are available as IP.

;^)

Exactly. Thanks Rick! At first, I was going to suggest writing the data to a DDR SDRAM DIMM and then swapping the DIMM _really_ quickly to the other board. But that's obviously daft. ;-)

I didn't realize the board had the usb and XVGA interfaces on it. since it has USB, you could write to a USB flash.... :^)

I agree, that is *obviously* daft! SDRAM DIMMs are getting expensive.