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Hello,
There is much more to a PCIe block version that just the signal names. By attempting to modify the connection between the Xillybus IP core and Xilinx' PCIe block, you're risking to lose the reliability that Xillybus offers. Subtle differences in how the block behaves can be the difference between a system you can trust and one that fails every now and then.
In your case, which I consider lucky, you probably got something wrong enough so that the FPGA didn't respond to the host's first request for a life sign.
Which bring me to ask: Why did you attempt to upgrade to PCIe block in the first place?
Regards,
Eli
Hello,
There is much more to a PCIe block version that just the signal names. By attempting to modify the connection between the Xillybus IP core and Xilinx' PCIe block, you're risking to lose the reliability that Xillybus offers. Subtle differences in how the block behaves can be the difference between a system you can trust and one that fails every now and then.
In your case, which I consider lucky, you probably got something wrong enough so that the FPGA didn't respond to the host's first request for a life sign.
Which bring me to ask: Why did you attempt to upgrade to PCIe block in the first place?
Regards,
Eli