FIX: flashupdate.py fix for intel PAC n3000 cards - boot_page #3060
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Seems that a check for spi_bus is used several places in the fpga.py. I do not have knowledge - if the Intel PAC n3000 NIOS can supply fpga image loaded in another way, so just disabled the factory update check for SPI interfaces.
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@tk-x86 -- Maybe something you could look at this week with Tim? |
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Issue:
fpgasupdate.py does not work on intel PAC n3000 devices due to added check for updating FPGA factory image when running factory image.
Found:
The boot_page is only implemented in PMCI driver not the SPI driver.
Changed:
Checked for SPI bus:
Seems that a check for spi_bus is used several places in the fpga.py. I do not have knowledge - if the Intel PAC n3000 NIOS can supply which fpga image is loaded in another way, so just disabled the factory update check for SPI interfaces.
Test:
Success - programmed user image on Intel PAC n3000.