Hi marioruiz,
I am not too familiar with allocate, the idea is to reset xilinx driver
The previous
from pynq import xlnk
xlnk.Xlnk().xlnk_reset()
can I replace these New lines with
from pynq import allocate
pynq.allocate().input_buffer.flush()
or is there any method to pass, as I don’t seem to see more on the allocate library
Hi,
xlnx is not used anymore in 2.7. In the 2.7 image we use XRT for memory allocation.
I think the reset is not necessary in 2.7.
For clarification, why do you need to reset the driver?
Mario
Hi,
From my observation, the rpc_server.py identifies the pynq device using these lines of code
if env.TARGET == “pynq”:
from pynq import xlnk
xlnk.Xlnk().xlnk_reset()
However, as you suggested, I tried removing the reset, I now meet this error “RuntimeError: No Devices Found”
