Download CDA CD 60 Specifications

PCI CD and PCI CDa
pkgrm EDTpcd
For further details, consult your operating system documentation, or call Engineering Design Team.
Linux Systems
To remove the PCI CD/CDa driver on Linux systems:
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Enter: cd /opt/EDTpcd
Enter: make unload
Enter: cd /
Enter: rm –rf /opt/EDTpcd
Windows NT Systems
To remove the PCI CD/CDa toolkit on Windows NT systems, use the Windows NT Add/Remove
utility. For further details, consult your Windows NT documentation.
You can always get the most recent update of the software from our web site, www.edt.com. See the
document titled Contact Us.
Upgrading the Firmware
Field upgrades to the PCI firmware may occasionally be necessary when upgrading to a new device
driver.
The Xilinx file is downloaded to the board’s PCI interface Xilinx PROM using the pciload program:
1. Navigate to the directory in which you installed the driver (for UNIX-based systems, usually
/opt/EDTpcd; for Windows, usually C:\EDT\pcd).
2. At the prompt, enter:
pciload verify
This will compare the current PCI Xilinx file in the package with what is currently on the board’s
PROM.
Note: If more than one board is installed on a system, use the following, where N is the board unit
number:
pciload –u N verify
Outcome: Dates and revision numbers of the PROM and File ID will be displayed. If these
numbers match, there is no need for a field upgrade. If they differ, upgrade the flash PROM as
follows:
a. At the prompt, enter:
pciload update
b. Shut down the operating system and turn the host computer off and then back on again. The
board reloads firmware from flash ROM only during power-up. Therefore, after running
pciload, the new bit file is not in the Xilinx until the system has been power-cycled; simply
rebooting is not adequate.
To just see what boards are in the system, run pciload without any arguments:
pciload
To see other pciload options, run:
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