This is the first release of PYNQ for this brand new board. The board features an AMD ZU1CG MPSoC part with similar fpga resources as the PYNQ Z1 & Z2 boards that use a AMD 7020 SoC. However the fpga logic for the ZUBoard is 16nm Ultrascale+ and it has 216 enhanced DSP48s. The CPUs on the ZU1 are 2 ARM53 and 2 R5 cores. The board is the least inexpensive MPSoC board that I know of at this time.
The ZUBoard can be purchased through Avnet’s website, found here: Avnet ZUBoard 1CG
So you dont have any automation fault check nor base overlay to run most basic function on board to verify the sanity.
I guess it is better to label untested to others and remind this is just a Image without tested.
@briansune thank you for your concern. You sound like you have a lot of experience in these matters. It would be very nice if you could help do additional verification. I may reach out to you when it comes time to do the next release.
Welcome to help, however, it will not do any harm to label as untested.
So reduce possible future troubles.
Even I had generated couples of MYIR board based PYNQ image, I won’t take the risk on releasing them as no strong and matured test script to verify the sanity of these images.
But: it does not see the AVNET eMMC (neither SSD, M.2) module.
Even it looks like the PYNQ image has the correct device-tree for mmcblk1 - it does not see the eMMC module connected.
Please, could anybody check and generate a new PYNQ image for ZUBoard which is able to see and support eMMC module? (e.g. also flashing and booting from eMMC).
With the AVNET Petalinux test image (not PYNQ) it works fine. But PYNQ for ZUBoard does not find eMMC (neither SSD/M.2 module).
Please, please, … release a ZUBoard PYNQ image which can see and use eMMC!
Thank you.
