We want to change the application code so that the code will keep printing the data indefinitely. The application generated using SDK will print “Hello World” a single time and exit. There is a minor modification we need to do to the code at this point. In the next window, select ‘Hello World’ template and click “Finish”. Leave other options as default and click “Next”. In the “New Project” dialog window, type in a project name, choose “Use existing” bsp and select fsbl_bsp. Go to File -> New -> Application Project. Step 3: After fsbl project is created, the next step is to create a ‘Hello World’ application in the same way as fsbl application project. In the next window, select ‘Zynq FSBL’ template and click “Finish”. Type in a project name, leave other options as default, and click “Next”. Step 2: We need to create an ‘fsbl (first stage boot loader)’ application. In the Xilinx SDK window, Go to File -> New -> Application Project. Step 1: After following till step-14 of the “Getting Started with Zynq Styx”, you should have Xilinx SDK open. To create Vivado project, follow the same steps from 1 to 14 mentioned in the Getting Started with Zynq Styx article here: Īfter launching the SDK successfully, we now move on to creating the bootable image for SD card and QSPI Flash. The following steps will walk you through the process of creating bootable image.
In this article we will use Xilinx SDK to create a bootable image for Styx Zynq Module for booting via following modes:
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