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Section 2 - Design Info

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TOOL/SOFTWARE VERSIONS:

	- Xilinx Vivado 2018.2 and SDK
	- Linux kernel created with Xilinx PetaLinux 2018.2 tools:
	  http://www.wiki.xilinx.com/Zynq2018.2+Release

DESCRIPTIONS:

	- ZynqMP boot file (boot.bin) and PetaLinux FIT image (image.ub) are 
	from the UltraZed files found in the following PetaLinux archives:
	  - uz3eg_iocc_2018_2.bsp, uz3eg_pciec_2018_2.bsp, uz7ev_evcc_2018_2.bsp
	  - Files found in the 'pre-built/linux/images/' folder

	- Boot image BOOT.bin targeted to UltraZed
	  - FSBL contained in BOOT.bin
	  - SSBL/U-boot is contained in BOOT.bin
	  - Zynq PL bitstream is contained in BOOT.bin

	- This PetaLinux image closely matches what was programmed into QSPI Flash
	  at the time of manufacture.  
	  
	- The default boot configuration for this image is QSPI Flash.
	
	- This BSP is the "standard" PetaLinux BSP.  The filesystem for this image 
	  contains the following custom addition:
	  - a script to initialize the Ethernet interface with a 
	    unique MAC address (this runs automatically at boot)
	
	  
FILES:

	This zip archive contains the following:
	
	- PetaLinux BSP 
	  - uz3eg_iocc_2018_2.bsp, uz3eg_pciec_2018_2.bsp, uz7ev_evcc_2018_2.bsp
	  - Install with 'petalinux-create -t project -s <path-to-bsp>'
	  - See Xilinx User Guide 1144 (UG1144) for more instructions

	- This README.txt file
