The Hardware Manager on Vivado is unable to detect the device. The Windows Device Manager recognizes the device but cannot find its driver.
Things that I have tried:
- re-installing Vivado with “install cable drivers” enabled
- followed the instructions below from AMD for installing cable drivers on Windows. The log file shows that the driver installed successfully. https://docs.amd.com/r/en-US/ug973-vivado-release-notes-install-license/Install-Cable-Drivers
- Switching the J1 jumper to JTAG
- Trying to “Update Driver” for the device through Windows Device Manager: I search for drivers in the file location "Xilinx\Vivado\2024.2\data\xicom\cable_drivers\nt64", and get the message “Windows could not find drivers for your device”
I recognize that my setup is very unconventional which plays a huge factor into this. My goal is to program the device with some HDL. I would also appreciate if anyone has further workarounds.
Specs:
PYNQ-Z2
Vivado 2024.2
Windows 11
MacOS Monterey M1 chip, running Windows using Windows Parallels
The board is connected via USB to a dongle, which is connected to my laptop through USB-C