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 ====== Eclypse Z7 Out of Box Demo ====== ====== Eclypse Z7 Out of Box Demo ======
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-== Under Construction == 
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---> Download the Demo #+----
  
 Download the demo project with the below command: Download the demo project with the below command:
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 The ''sw'' subdirectory of the folder created when you run this command ("Eclypse-Z7"), will be used as the Xilinx SDK workspace in later steps. The ''sw'' subdirectory of the folder created when you run this command ("Eclypse-Z7"), will be used as the Xilinx SDK workspace in later steps.
  
-If you want to download the Vivado and PetaLinux projects at the same time, instead clone the ''Eclypse-Z7'' repository (still using the ''oob/master'' branch). Instructions on working with these projects, as well as on how to check them out from source, can be found in the [[git#vivado_hw_repositories]] documentation.+If you want to download the Vivado and PetaLinux projects at the same time, instead clone the ''Eclypse-Z7'' repository (still using the ''oob/master'' branch). Instructions on working with these projects, as well as on how to check them out from source, can be found in the [[../git]] documentation.
  
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 Launch Xilinx SDK and select the software folder as the workspace. Launch Xilinx SDK and select the software folder as the workspace.
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 Click the "Import Project" button. Click the "Import Project" button.
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 +Choose the directory previously chosen as the workspace as the root directory, make sure all of the project boxes (that aren't grayed out) are checked and click **Finish**. 
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 Next, make sure the projects have been built and select "Xilinx Tools -> Create Boot Image" from the menu at the top of the window. In the dialog that pops up, pick memorable locations to put the boot image format (BIF) file and the binary boot image ("boot.bin"). "Add" the FSBL ELF file (found in the FSBL's Debug folder), the bitstream (found in the hardware platform), and the application ELF file (found in the application's Debug folder) to the image in that order. Click "Create Image" to continue. Next, make sure the projects have been built and select "Xilinx Tools -> Create Boot Image" from the menu at the top of the window. In the dialog that pops up, pick memorable locations to put the boot image format (BIF) file and the binary boot image ("boot.bin"). "Add" the FSBL ELF file (found in the FSBL's Debug folder), the bitstream (found in the hardware platform), and the application ELF file (found in the application's Debug folder) to the image in that order. Click "Create Image" to continue.
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 Next, make sure that the Eclypse is plugged in and the programming mode select jumper is set to JTAG. Select "Xilinx Tools -> Program Flash", select the BOOT.bin file you just created for the Image File field, and enter the FSBL ELF file into the "FSBL File" field. Everything else can remain as default. Click "Program" to continue. The process of programming the flash may take several minutes. Next, make sure that the Eclypse is plugged in and the programming mode select jumper is set to JTAG. Select "Xilinx Tools -> Program Flash", select the BOOT.bin file you just created for the Image File field, and enter the FSBL ELF file into the "FSBL File" field. Everything else can remain as default. Click "Program" to continue. The process of programming the flash may take several minutes.
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 When the project is run, the LEDs will begin cycling, and, whenever one of the buttons is pressed, the message "Button # pressed!" is printed to a connected serial console. When the project is run, the LEDs will begin cycling, and, whenever one of the buttons is pressed, the message "Button # pressed!" is printed to a connected serial console.
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