<Finde>
given that, if you want a standalone litedram, using vexriscv internally to calibrate, then do you end up with a DRAM with like a 64b width?
<somlo>
Finde: I'll let _florent_ answer that authoritatively, but there's no reason why the externally accessible port exposed by a "standalone" litedram couldn't be provided by an internal data_width converter, and be whatever width you ask for
<somlo>
I just haven't kept up with the code base, so I can't immediately point at where in litedram that would happen...
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<_florent_>
Finde: for now with the standalone LiteDRAM generator, the user port swill use native controller's data_width, in the future we could add data_width adapters support (which is already possible when LiteDRAM is used directly with LiteX)
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<acathla>
In litescope/software/driver/analyzer.py there is a self.trigger_enable.write(0) but trigger_enable does not exist somewhere else.
<tpb>
Title: Missing csr.csv does not trigger an explicit error in LiteScopeAnalyzerDriver · Issue #15 · enjoy-digital/litescope · GitHub (at github.com)
<_florent_>
thanks
<acathla>
_florent_, I made a mistake, correcting it...
<Finde>
thanks _florent_ that answers my question
<Finde>
probably preferable for us to have the native width atm anyway
<_florent_>
xobs: hi, i have a good candidate for the UART crossover over Etherbone with https://twitter.com/enjoy_digital/status/1220004677217144834, i hacked a quick python script to get the UART TX, but would like to test with wishbone-tool. I installed wishbone-tool, but was not sure if my usecase was already supported: The board is at 192.168.1.50 with Etherbone + a CPU using the crossover UART, how could i use wishbone-tool
<_florent_>
to interact with the UART?
<mithro>
_florent_: Should work pretty easily!
<_florent_>
mithro: great, do you have an idea of the command to use? :)