lekernel changed the topic of #milkymist to: Mixxeo, Migen, Milkymist-ng & other Milkymist projects :: Logs: http://en.qi-hardware.com/mmlogs
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<barmstrong>
Howdy! I'm trying to build migen's vpi module on OSX, but I'm having issues on the migensim.vpi step http://pastebin.com/1H4A8E3k
<barmstrong>
I don't know where these symbols are supposed to come from. It looks like I'm not including some library directory?
<barmstrong>
I'm very excited to try migen out, and I've converted my module to verilog successfully. I would love to get simulations working :)
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<sb0>
so, HDMI seems to work with minor problems
<sb0>
first the HPD control (simulating port connection/disconnection under FPGA control) doesn't work reliably
<sb0>
second, the PLLs attempt to lock and generate random signals when you put them out of reset without a stable input clock present. I guess that's a new "feature" of the stepping 4 slowtan6 silicon, and should be an easy fix
<sb0>
looking at #1 ...
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<sb0>
otherwise, EDID and HPD readout work reliably, and I haven't found problems yet when a proper video signal is applied before PLL lock
<sb0>
haven't tried more than 35MHz pixel clock (350Mbps/lane) yet, though
<sb0>
hmm, for solving #1 we might have to switch off the 50 ohm terminations to 3.3V to simulate a full disconnection. maybe some GPUs use that instead of the designated HPD pin to detect port connection ...
<larsc>
how long do you pulse?
<larsc>
a short pulse signals an updated edid
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<sb0>
several seconds
<sb0>
and one of the problems is, if you plug a cable while the FPGA is supposed to hold HPD low, it is sometimes detected
<sb0>
I have not measured the HPD voltage yet, but that's the logical next step