To connect nic IOs I use the nic-loopback test > logic. The config can be seen below. > > > > > > > > *class LoopbackNICRocketTCAMConfig extends Config (

, the NIC loopback config in chipyard has a clock >> domain bug. >> I believe it is fixed in 1.11.0 >> >> Best, >> Joonho >> On Mar 31, 2024 at 9:39

from the NIC to external modules through one or more “tap out” interfaces. By default, there are no tap out interfaces, so the data will instead go directly to the writer, which writes

the corresponding NIC configuration, so I would like to ask how to add > Ethernet port on VCU118 and what should be paid attention to when using > Firemarshal to configure OS. >

> Run nic-loopback.. >>>> Trial 0 >>>> *** FAILED *** (tohost = 7) >>>> Run nvdla.. >>>> *** FAILED *** (tohost = 7) >>

Hello, I am trying to generate a design with the Rocket core and the Gemmini accelerator. I have modified the accelerator config to use FP and a 16x16

Oh I thought I don't need to comment them out. Thank you very much! 2022년 6월 21일 화요일 오후 5시 15분 46초 UTC+9에 schmitz.p...@gmail.com님이 작성: > Hi,

clocks the NIC will misbehave. >> >> The problem is that the send and receive sides of the NIC need to be more >> clearly split out. >> >> -Jerry >>

and a NIC >> driver. >> >> For applications that are heavily reliant on POSIX, by far the easiest >> option is to use the riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu toolchain

scala/NIC.scala#L537)? Please correct me if I am wrong. On Tuesday, April 19, 2022 at 6:53:32 PM UTC-4 nat...@berkeley.edu wrote: > There is a brief discussion of networking in

no-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3]. I tried to >>> modify the "defaulthwconfig" of config_runtime.ini file to >>> "firesim-rocket-singlecore-gemmini

bare-metal workloads to run in userspace, and for that I need to disable NIC interrupts. Is there any API in the linux port for RISC-V that provides this functionality? Thanks, Varun

about IceNet NIC — In NIC.scala I see the following lines of chisel code: trait CanHavePeripheryIceNIC { this: BaseSubsystem => private val address = BigInt(0x10016000) private

quadcore-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3': , 'firesim-boom-large-quadcore-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3': , 'firesim-boom-medium-singlecore-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3'

Hi, I was wondering if there's been any work done on porting DPDK to RISC-V and if the port is compatible with IceNet NIC? Best, Varun

quadcore-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3] > DESIGN=FireSim > TARGET_CONFIG= > WithNIC_DDR3FRFCFSLLC4MB_WithDefaultFireSimBridges_WithFireSimConfigTweaks_chipyard

quadcore-nic-l2-llc4mb-ddr3] > > DESIGN=FireSim > > TARGET_CONFIG= > WithNIC_DDR3FRFCFSLLC4MB_WithDefaultFireSimBridges_WithFireSimConfigTweaks_chipyard

how to do 3. The NIC and other peripherals connect to the bus clock, but I don't see any examples of a peripheral connecting to another peripheral. Thanks in advance for the help!

config with NIC using build recipes in the new release, and the make command fails. I've been stuck at it for a while now and would appreciate some help, thanks! Note: my firesim setup

of the NIC, and need to test the variants. I was under the impression that I can incrementally change the NIC implementation and build corresponding AFIs for every change for testing

host FireSim NIC bridge driver writes those MAC addresses to the NIC bridge module on the FPGA (https://github.com/firesim/firesim/blob/c2d8e3a46e59222e115a1fdaa7267592e1d3c503

with a nic. The error log you posted is not very informative, since it's an error log for a terminaterunfarm command. However, it might be useful if you configure the no_net_num_nodes

> the NIC? > > 3. In a multi-core setting, does the PBUS carry forward a core_id to help > the NIC identify which core has issued an IO request? If not, is there a > way to do

how the NIC IOs are connected. The options are chipyard.iobinders.WithLoopbackNIC or chipyard.iobinders.WithSimNIC. See the example RocketConfigs. On Wed, Aug 26, 2020 at 3: