J68 is now booting from User Flash Memory on the BEMICRO MAX10 FPGA board
I’ve been struggling for quite a few nights and weekends over the last month or so.
I’ve now successfully attached the J68 to the built-in User Flash Memory. This means that the 16KB (actually about ~13KB) of the ROM monitor VUBUG is now out of the pre-initialized m9k’s configured as a ROM, and now into FLASH. Which is non-volatile, and will survive a reboot. The most important part of this is that it frees up our valuable high-speed on-chip m9k’s.







