SERIES APZU+ ACROPACK
USER’S MANUAL
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Select application from list of applications. An empty application can also be
selected.
Select=>
Finish
Now build the hardware by right-clicking on
APZU_Example
project (in the
Explorer section) and select
Build project
Verify that the application is compiled and linked successfully and the
APZU_Example.elf file is generated in the APZU_Example > Debug folder.
Prepare the Boot Image
The next step is to create a non-volatile boot image. The microSD is a non-
volatile, primary bootable source.
Right mouse Select =>
APZU_Example => Create Boot Image
This will preload the First Stage Boot Loader (FSBL) ELF, bitstream, and
Application ELF images. The order of the files is important. The FSBL is first,
followed by the bitstream, followed by the Application. FSBL application is a
C program that embeds all the APZU MPSoC internal register settings that
were established during the Vivado Block Design. One function of the FSBL
is to program the PL. After the PL is configured, the application is loaded.
Notice that by default, the output path points to BOOT.bin, which is the
bootimage required for SD boot.
Select =>
Create Image
Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the application directory, then into
APZU_Example
, then into the newly created
bootimage
directory
(./
APZU_Example
/_ide/bootimage). Notice that two files have been
