[Genesys2 ZU5 board can't program FPGA]

Thanks for the followup @JColvin

"Bus Reported Device Description" is Digilent Adept USB Device for all USB Serial Converter A-D. 

With Vivado closed, Adept can initialize the chain.  Is "ARM_DAP" the ZU5 FPGA?  When I browse to select a .bit file to program it, it refuses to select the file. 

[Genesys2 ZU5 board can't program FPGA]

I cannot program the FPGA on this board over USB from Vivado's hardware manager or SDK.  I get the error

INFO: [Labtoolstcl 44-466] Opening hw_target localhost:3121/xilinx_tcf/Digilent/210383AF7FB6A
ERROR: [Labtools 27-2269] No devices detected on target localhost:3121/xilinx_tcf/Digilent/210383AF7FB6A.

The supplied demo is working, so the FPGA is functional.  The board is a few weeks old. 

I have 2 PC's (windows 10 & Ubuntu) that both can connect and program an FPGA board (TEB707 + TEB0821) so I don't believe it's my drivers or cable.

I have Xilinx tools versions 2019.1 and 2021.2 on both PC's.  I get similar failures on all.

 

Debug questions from another post:

- If you are using Windows, can you see the board in the Windows device manager? It would be listed as USB Serial Converter A and USB Serial Converter B under the Universal Serial Bus controllers dropdown, both with which with bus reported device descriptions in the Details tab of their Properties window of "Digilent USB Device"

When I connect the USB cable, I see USB Serial Converter A-D, but the details tab does not show Digilent.  All have device description of USB Serial Converter x. 

- Did you install the cable drivers?

Xilinx cable drivers, yes

- Are you able to detect the board if you use the Digilent Adept software?

The board is detected, but Initialize chain fails.  Note I get the same result with the TEB707 + TEB0821

- Has the board been successfully detected before previously?

no
- Have you attempted to connect the board with a different USB cable or to a different computer? (You do not need to have Vivado installed on a different computer, you can check in the Device Manager or with the Digilent Adept software).

Yes, I tried different cables & the linux computer.  

I'd appreciate any help getting this working.

[Does the Genesys2 ZU5 board come with a license voucher for Xilinx's MIPI IP core?]

I know the MIPI CSI-2 IP core is now free in the latest Vivado release, but I would like to use a project that was built in Vivado 2019 and that requires a license for the core. 

I purchased the board last week

[Genesys zu Out-of-Box demo's - DP-bist ERROR- Displayport]

@vcb1I got a mini-DP to regular DP cable and it does work.  The PetaLinux console shows on the DP port at bootup and running DP-bist shows a test pattern. 

I assume an active cable that converts DP to HDMI protocol would work. 

I had tried a passive DP to HDMI cable, but after a bit of research I found that for this to work the DP source must be dual-mode/DP++, which means it can generate HDMI signals if it detects an HDMI cable.  The Genesys board doesn't seem to have this capability. 

Good luck!

[Genesys zu Out-of-Box demo's - DP-bist ERROR- Displayport]

I'm having the same issue. 
I'm using a mini-DP to HDMI cable to connect the Genesys board to my monitor.

root@GenesysZU:/usr/bin# DP-bist -v
Encoders:
id    crtc    type    possible crtcs    possible clones    
41    0    TMDS    0x00000001    0x00000000

Connectors:
id    encoder    status        name        size (mm)    modes    encoders
42    0    disconnected    DP-1               0x0        0    41
...

failed to find mode "1920x1080" for connector 42
failed to create dumb buffer: Invalid argument