FPGA Upgrade Guide (F256JrJr)

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Upgrading the FPGA on F256JrJr can be done using the built-in USB Type-C port. Plug JrJr into your computer and turn it on, then follow the steps below that are specific to your operating system.

Linux and macOS

Using openFPGALoader

openFPGALoader is the easiest way to upgrade the firmware on JrJr. The following steps explain how to upgrade the FPGA firmware on JrJr using openFPGALoader.

  1. Install openFPGALoader
    The openfpgaloader package is available on several of the most common Linux distros (including Ubuntu, Arch, and Fedora) and is also available on Homebrew for macOS.
    If you can't install it through your package manager, other options for installing openFPGALoader can be found here: [1]
  2. Run openFPGALoader
    The following command will upgrade the firmware. Replace <firmware> with the path to the FPGA firmware file you downloaded.
    openFPGALoader -c ft4232 --fpga-part xc7a35tcsg324 -f <firmware>