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I’ve had some good luck with this for light FPGA development with Vivado inside of a Debian VM. Performance is within 20-30% of my desktop which is more than fi
by mremallin 4y ago
I’ve had some good luck with this for light FPGA development with Vivado inside of a Debian VM. Performance is within 20-30% of my desktop which is more than fine to gain portability.
I’ve written up my experiences here: https://mremallin.ca/2022/10/24/xilinx-vivado-on-an-apple-m1-pro-rosetta-2-edition/ https://mremallin.ca/2022/10/24/xilinx-vivado-on-an-apple-m1...
- Sirened 4y agoAh, that's awesome and just what I was looking for! Trying to do this sort of development on my Mac has been a nightmare ever since the move to apple silicon and so I'm happy to see that I can synthesize stuff locally again without needing to user a build server for everything...
- chaine 4y agoHi! I'm trying to follow your guide but when I try to install the amd64 packages, it gives a bunch of errors saying it can't locate any of the packages. I understand that the command you posted wasn't the original one that you used (and the original was lost) but any pointers in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!