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springremote [2020/06/02 09:31] nelson [Option #4: Run Xilinx Software on Lab Machines But Program Locally Using A Linux VM and Vivado_Labs (Mac)] |
springremote [2020/09/02 17:06] (current) nelson [Option #5: Vivado on a Linux Virtual Machine] |
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Using the VMWare software, you will boot and run a copy of the Linux operating system | Using the VMWare software, you will boot and run a copy of the Linux operating system | ||
- | on your own computer. You can run this on either a Windows machine or a Mac, but this is the | + | on your own computer. You can run this on either a Windows machine or a Mac, but the main use for this is if you have a Mac. |
- | only option for you if you have a Mac. | + | |
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* It can be a bit resource-intensive (you are running Linux and your own computer's operating systems at the same time). | * It can be a bit resource-intensive (you are running Linux and your own computer's operating systems at the same time). | ||
* There is an extra layer of complexity with this operating- system-inside-an-operating-system. Having the virtual machine involved may require extra attention to some details to keep it working. | * There is an extra layer of complexity with this operating- system-inside-an-operating-system. Having the virtual machine involved may require extra attention to some details to keep it working. | ||
- | * Will take up 30-60 GB of disk space on your machine as you install it, less once the install is done and you delete all the intermediate files. | + | * Will take up > 70 GB of disk space on your machine during the install. Once it is installed then it takes up about half that (after you delete the intermediate files). |
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+ | Before you start be aware that you need to have sufficient RAM as well. I have 16 GB on my machine and 12 CPU cores. I give 8GB RAM and 6 cores and it runs well. What you only gave it 4GB? Don't know for sure but I believe students have been OK with that. | ||
==== Instructions==== | ==== Instructions==== |