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Create a Linux kernel driver to program and debug the Lattice MachXO2 used as routing fabrics in the AXIOM Beta. Currently the both MachXO2 are 'programmed' with a python script which takes some time and doesn't allow easy update and development for those relatively important FPGAs. A Linux kernel driver would not just speed up things but also allow to test and even debug new code easily. Goals: - Implement some kind of 'upload' interface (JTAG, I2C, SPI) - Implement a debug interface (probably JTAG) to interface OpenOCD Prerequisites: - Lattice FPGA Know-How - Linux Kernel Know-How Difficulty: Medium Mentors: Bertl

Create a Linux kernel driver to program and debug the Lattice MachXO2 used as routing fabrics in the AXIOM Beta. Currently the both MachXO2 are 'programmed' with a python script which takes some time and doesn't allow easy update and development for those relatively important FPGAs. A Linux kernel driver would not just speed up things but also allow to test and even debug new code easily. **Goals:** - Implement some kind of 'upload' interface (JTAG, I2C, SPI) - Implement a debug interface (probably JTAG) to interface OpenOCD **Prerequisites:** - Lattice FPGA Know-How - Linux Kernel Know-How **Difficulty:** Medium **Mentors:** Bertl

Create a Linux kernel driver to program and debug the Lattice MachXO2 used as routing fabrics in the AXIOM Beta. Currently the both MachXO2 are 'programmed' with a python script which takes some time and doesn't allow easy update and development for those relatively important FPGAs. A Linux kernel driver would not just speed up things but also allow to test and even debug new code easily. **Goals:** - Implement some kind of 'upload' interface (JTAG, I2C, SPI) - Implement a debug interface (probably JTAG) to interface OpenOCD **Prerequisites:** - Lattice FPGA Know-How - Linux Kernel Know-How **Difficulty:** Medium **Mentors:** Bertl