I've gone through the process of exporting my hardware design (including the bitstream) from Vivado. My target hardware is the Digilent Nexys4DDR with a Xilinx Artix-7. I've written my MicroBlaze firmware in Xilinx SDK 2015.1. CreateDesktopShortcuts = 1 # Choose whether file associations will be created or not.I have a Xilinx FPGA project that I put together in Vivado 2014.4 (64-bit on Linux).

CreateShortcutsForAllUsers = 0 # Choose whether shortcuts will be created on the desktop or not. Shortcuts can be created for all users only if you run the installer as administrator. ProgramGroupFolder = Xilinx Design Tools # Choose whether shortcuts will be created for All users or just the Current user. This setting will be ignored if you choose NOT to create shortcuts. CreateProgramGroupShortcuts = 1 # Choose the name of the Start menu/Application menu shortcut. InstallOptions = # Shortcuts and File associations # Choose whether Start menu/Application menu shortcuts will be created or not. Please note that some of these scripts may require user interaction during runtime. Modules = Virtex UltraScale + HBM : 0, Zynq UltraScale + MPSoC : 0, DocNav : 1, Kintex UltraScale : 0, Zynq - 7000 : 0, Spartan - 7 : 0, System Generator for DSP : 0, Artix - 7 : 1, Virtex UltraScale + : 0, Kintex - 7 : 0, Kintex UltraScale + : 0, Model Composer : 0 # Choose the post install scripts you'd like to run as part of the finalization step. Destination =/ home // tools / Xilinx # Choose the Products/Devices the you would like to install. # Vivado HL WebPACK Install Configuration # Edition = Vivado HL WebPACK Product = Vivado # Path where Xilinx software will be installed. You will now need to create an account and log in. If you are not already logged into the Xilinx site, Scroll down to “Vivado Design Suite - HLx Editions - 2020.1 Full Productĭownload the “Linux Self Extracting Web Installer” to, say, the Supported OS ¶Ĭheck whether your OS is supported by looking at Chapter 2 of the Using 2020.1 unless you come across a reason not to.

Newer versions are also likely to work, however we recommend You will need to create an account on the Xilinx website in order to useĪ new versions of Vivado is released every 6 months or so. It is a large toolchain, and we only use a small fraction of itsĬapabilities. This page is a guide on installing Vivado HL WebPack on Linux.

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