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       the compilation will have a .xum extension. This is a binary file that
       the compilation will have a .xum extension. This is a binary file that
       contains the code and data for the program. Use the XUM Bootloader
       contains the code and data for the program. Use the XUM Bootloader
       software (Windows) to send the .xum file over a serial port to the
       software (Windows) to send the .xum file over a serial port to the
       FPGA. When the program is sent, the CPU will reset and run it.
       FPGA. When the program is sent, the CPU will reset and run it.
 
 
 
Rebuilding the Block RAM
 
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    If you need to recreate the Block RAM core for any reason, the following
 
    settings will allow you to do it (assuming Xilinx Block Memory Generator
 
    version 7.1): True Dual Port RAM, Common Clock, Byte Write Enable of 8
 
    bits, Write/Read width of 32 bits, Write depth of 151552 (for full
 
    592 KB), Always Enabled, same options for port B, Register Port A Output
 
    of Memory Primitives AND Memory Core (for 2R version, this can be
 
    customized), same settings for Port B, fill remaining locations with
 
    0x00000000, optionally load a .coe file with initial memory contents,
 
    use RSTA and RSTB. The file 'Boot.coe' provides the simple hello message
 
    program.
 
 
FAQ
FAQ
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    Q: What if I don't have the XUPV5-LX110T board?
    Q: What if I don't have the XUPV5-LX110T board?

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