System burn
Download the PYNQ-Z2 image file to the local computer disk
The PYNQ-Z2 image file can be downloaded from the official website (http://www.tul.com.tw/ProductsPYNQ-Z2.html), so the download speed is relatively slow; you can also use the Baidu cloud link I shared (link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1aoQRzPG-74iWpqmjRO8sdQ Extraction code: gkgn) Recommend the latter.
Use the system burning software to burn (I use balenaEtcher), remember to delete the volume on the SD card before burning.
boot
- Jump to select the SD end, which means that the board is booted from the Micro-SD card;
- Jump to choose USB port for power supply;
- Insert the Micro-SD card that has loaded the image file;
- Insert the Micro-USB, and connect the other end to the computer usb interface;
- Insert the Ethernet cable;
- Turn on the power.
Open the serial port debugging assistant to view the startup information:
Check the IP, use putty to connect:
If you want to modify the ip, you can check my previous blog: https://blog.csdn.net/qq_45467083/article/details/104045285
If you use a router, the protocol will be used to automatically assign IP, so there is no need to configure a static IP.
Then use putty to connect. Previously, you need to set the gateway of the local network ip to be consistent with pynq.
The following dialog box will appear when you connect for the first time. Choose Yes. The
login account and password are both Xilinx.
At this point, it's ok, then you can use python or linux for programming development. For python development, please refer to the official tutorial.