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I have used the default: > > io_jtag_tck => GPIO_2(0), > io_jtag_tms => GPIO_2(3), > io_jtag_tdi => GPIO_2(1), > io_jtag_tdo => GPIO_2(2), Then attached the correct slots on the blaster...

I'll run through my setup, because I may have just made a wiring mistake! So I tried ordering in the ft232h breakout board form adafruit: > https://www.adafruit.com/product/2264  Reverted back...

I finally figured it out after a lot of head scratching. I decided to use the USB-blaster again, I was using this version;  These clones use a cheap ft423(?)...

@MindShow If you give me your openocd script I can try running it.

@edgarigl Thanks for the swift reply, the only thing I have modified with zynqmp_demo.cc is moving from systemc-2.3.2 -> systemc-2.3.3. To give a bit of background, the following works fine...

@franciscoIglesias Hey Francisco, Making those changes I see the following systemc runtime error on zynqmp_demo `Error: (E109) complete binding failed: port not bound: port 'top.bus.target_socket_5_port_0' (sc_port)` Maybe the DMA binding...

So I changed it to `zynq.s_axi_hpm_lpd->bind(*(bus.t_sk[5]));` instead as I didn't want to edit the DMA code incase it was used elsewhere and now it it runs to: ``` [ 0.000000]...

Hey @franciscoIglesias So would that mean adding something like? ` bus.memmap(0x0LL, 0xffffffff - 1, ADDRMODE_RELATIVE, -1, *(zynq.s_axi_hpc_fpd[0]));` Is there a way to add an empty model? Could you also shed...

Hey @franciscoIglesias, After binding the suggested ports and created a dummy irq to monitor 0x80020000 that just sends okay responses, this allows it to boot all the way now; ```...