Ulf Frisk

you may try: `pcileech.exe display -min 0x1000 -device fpga://algo=1 -v` if that doesn't work and you're on WIndows 11 on the targeted system: * make sure your computer is unlocked...

I don't know. The ScreamerM2 code should be working if it's compatible on the FPGA PIN level. It looks like its 100% fail though in your screenshots. If you wish...

Also it would be a interesting for my project to support an M2 device again... The ScreamerM2 have been out of sale for quite a long time now.

Nice, I'm looking forward to take a look when its ready. It looks very nice, the on/off switch as well :) By then I might have an upgrade of PCILeech...

Thank you for your interest in the PCILeech and MemProcFS projects. I think it would be best if we continue this discussion elsewhere, please send me an email at [email protected]...

Hi, Ill definitely take a look :) I unfortunately can't promise it will be quick though. I might find the time this weekend; if not I'll be away for some...

I'm closing this PR without action. It was for the PCIeScreamer design which is no longer officially supported due to old age. Also there are a lot of other changes...

I think it should come pre-flashed from the manufacturer. It should blink a couple of times when powered on. If it's not flashed (or if there was a bad flash)...

If it's not flashed it will have this behavior on the PCIe side. It will not show up in device manager until flashed. By default it will show up as...

If you're building the bitstream yourself using Xilinx Vivado you may try to remove this line and rebuild: https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech-fpga/blob/80c37f1eff50072b6de15db24e2444f830ba2666/PCIeSquirrel/src/pcileech_squirrel.xdc#L113C1-L113C1