Connecting axi4_mem_0_clock to Vivado AXI4 controller
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TOBIAS KIM
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Jun 1, 2023, 8:01:54 PM6/1/23
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I'm utilizing Vivado and a ZCU102 board to implement a rocket chip. However, when connecting the rocket's external memory AXI port with Xilinx's DDR4 memory controller AXI port, I'm confused as to where I should connect the Rocket's axi4_mem_0_clock. Should I connect
axi4_mem_0_clock to the RAM controller's c0_sys_clk_i input or should I just leave axi4_mem_0_clock unconnected?
Tayyeb Mahmood
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Jun 1, 2023, 10:22:44 PM6/1/23
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connecting axi to Xilinx ips should utilize AXI SmartConnect IP available in Block Design.
TOBIAS KIM
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Jun 2, 2023, 8:39:23 PM6/2/23
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Connecting with the smart connect makes things a lot easier. Thank you!
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Jun 21, 2024, 4:35:17 AMJun 21
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Are you generating the bitstream through the FPGA script in chipyard? I'm also in the process of burning the rocket chip onto the zcu102, but I noticed that it requires writing a lot of peripheral chisel code based on the characteristics of the zcu102. If you're doing it this way, could you share your code with me?