Over fitment of pins #1074
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I have reduced some of the port vectors for interface that I wont be using (as attached in picture below). Not sure if its the proper way to solve the problem but it works for me |
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Hey @Manoj-Kumar-MMU! You should not use the processor's top module as top module for your FPGA setup. Better create a custom one and instantiate the processor. Then, you can customize the processor there and just propagate the actually required signals to actual FPGA pins. There are also some pre-defined FPGA top's that you could use for getting started: |
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I want to upload the core to my intel DE10-Lite FPGA Board but when I synthesized the top file it returns me
Error (176205): Can't place 531 pins with 2.5 V I/O standard because Fitter has only 350 such free pins available for general purpose I/O placement
All other variable range are mostly in default values.
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