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Zedboard XSA file


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Hi @Hale,

I don't know what you are hoping to have contained in the .xsa, but I have attached an updated 2023.1 Vitis export of the Zedboard Audio DMA demo, https://digilent.com/reference/learn/programmable-logic/tutorials/zedboard-dma-audio-demo/start,which contains the .xsa.

If you wanted to create your own .xsa, you can create your own from scratch (the basic process is described in our Getting Started Guide here), or if you wanted to modify the Audio DMA one, you can do what I did by:

  • Downloading the latest release: https://github.com/Digilent/Zedboard-DMA/releases
  • Opening the .xpr in whatever newer version of the Xilinx tools you want to use
  • Allow Xilinx to update the project to it's new directory structure if it asks
  • Allow it to run Report IP Status
  • Upgrade all of the selected IPs that need it (I had 1 minor and a number of revision changes)
  • When asked if you want to rerun implementation/bitstream generation for just the selected IPs, choose Skip.
  • Modify the block design to whatever you want to have available to you
  • Generate bitstream
  • Export hardware (including the bitstream) to generate the .xsa

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
JColvin

Zedboard-DMA_Audio-2023-1-vitis_export.ide.zip

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