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The same bits, on the board

You will learn

How to show that a bitstream is byte-identical and that it runs.

The claim most FPGA people doubt: a bitstream built by an open flow from t27 specs, byte-identical to the reference toolchain, and working on a real board. This recording compares the files, loads the bits into the chip's SRAM and counts the receipts the board sends back. Drop two .bit files into bit-diff to check the byte-identical part yourself.

Try it

Wait for the receipts count at the end, then try bit-diff under Also try.

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A bitstream from t27 specs, run on the AX7203
A bitstream from t27 specs, run on the AX7203 ↗

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