Which, to me is great news. Up till now I have been using the excellent Xilinx XUP board however it has one real failing: the ports labelled SATA on the XUP are not capable of talking to SATA devices. They don't support Out Of Band signalling.
The Virtex-5 LXT based ML505 however does support the full SATA specification, as well as a lot of others besides. The reason is more advanced Rocket IO ports.
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How are you going with the SATA development on the ML505? I would be interested to know more.
ReplyDeleteFor tutorials and example designs on the ML505, try Virtex-5 Resource:
http://virtex5.blogspot.com