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    From: "Miha Dolenc" <mihad@o...>
    Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 10:02:04 +0200
    Subject: Re: [pci] Problem testing PCI board
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    Hi!
    
    Not meeting those two constraints is nothing to worry about.
    They only tell the tool that clock domain crossing signals should be as fast
    as possible - you can
    increase the constraints if you want.
    About the card not being found - did you try
    lspci command in Linux?
    
    Regards,
    Miha Dolenc
    
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Marco Buffa" <marcobuffa@l...>
    To: <pci@o...>
    Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 8:18 PM
    Subject: [pci] Problem testing PCI board
    
    
    > Hi all,
    > I've just finished my PCI board and I'm going to test it with the vga
    > application.
    >
    > I'm using ISE 4.1 with FPGA express.
    > My FPGA is a SpartanII 200 -6.
    > I'm using the constrain file .../apps/crt/syn/ucf/pci_crt.ucf, changing
    > the pad location constraints according with my board layout.
    > During PAR, the placer can't meet 2 timing constraints:
    >
    > (from my log file)
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >    Constraint                                |Requested |  Actual  | LL
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    > * TS_CLK_2_CRT_CLK = MAXDELAY FROM TIMEGRP  | 5.000ns  | 10.964ns | 10
    >    "CLK" TO TIMEGRP "CRT_CLK" 5 nS           |          |          |
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    > * TS_CRT_CLK_2_CLK = MAXDELAY FROM TIMEGRP  | 5.000ns  | 7.500ns  | 9
    >    "CRT_CLK" TO TIMEGRP "CLK" 5 nS           |          |          |
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > I've tried a lot of syntesys/implementation options, without any result
    :-(
    > Readind the file .../apps/crt/syn/out/bit/fe.log I've seen that the 2
    > problematic timing constraints are very different from mine:
    >
    > (from fe.log file)
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >    TS_CLK_2_CRT_CLK = MAXDELAY FROM TIMEGRP  | 30.000ns | 21.603ns | 9
    >    "CLK" TO TIMEGRP "CRT_CLK" 30 nS          |          |          |
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >    TS_CRT_CLK_2_CLK = MAXDELAY FROM TIMEGRP  | 30.000ns | 16.423ns | 8
    >    "CRT_CLK" TO TIMEGRP "CLK" 30 nS          |          |          |
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    >
    > Why?
    >
    > Then I've modified the file .../apps/crt/syn/ucf/pci_crt.ucf, according
    > with fe.log, and I've compiled and loaded the core in the Spartan.
    > Starting the PC with my board loaded and connected to the PCI bus, the
    > motherboard doesn't find it on the bus, and typing the linux command
    > "scanpci", I can't find my board in the list.
    > Is it due to the 2 timing constraints?
    >
    > Sorry for the long message, can anyone explain me the ucf mismatch and
    > help me with the recognising problem?
    >
    > Thank you.
    > --
    > Marco (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
    >
    > "Qui se accendessero le luci e riabbassassero le luci
    > ci troverebbero tutti in piedi con gli occhi aperti, qui"
    > (Ivano Fossati, "Sigonella")
    >
    > 
    >
    
    
    
    
    

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