Xilinx DB-01 info?

[John Patrick]

I have two Xilinx DB-01 demo boards with the XC2064-33
FPGA, and the ML 4 cable and connector.

Does anyone have any info about these? I have no real
use for them, and was thinking about eBay... unless there
is someone here who makes me an offer.

John

 

[Hal Murray]

I have two Xilinx DB-01 demo boards with the XC2064-33
FPGA, and the ML 4 cable and connector.

Does anyone have any info about these? I have no real
use for them, and was thinking about eBay... unless there
is someone here who makes me an offer.

They are very old. Best use would be in a museum.

I don't think software that supports them is available any more.
If you can find it, it probably needs an old version of DOS.

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[John Patrick]

Hal Murray wrote:

I have two Xilinx DB-01 demo boards with the XC2064-33
FPGA, and the ML 4 cable and connector.

Does anyone have any info about these? I have no real
use for them, and was thinking about eBay... unless there
is someone here who makes me an offer.

They are very old. Best use would be in a museum.

I don't think software that supports them is available any more.
If you can find it, it probably needs an old version of DOS.

Thanks. That's what I thought.

I also have a FPGA DEMO BOARD, with a XC3020A-7 and a XC4003A-6,
with the XChecker cable and flying leads. I think this is more
recent, but I can't find what software works with this.

John

 

[Nicholas C. Weaver]

In article <zxVXb.8259$PY.4716@newssvr26.news.prodigy.com>,
John Patrick <j.s.paNOtrick@ieNOee.orgNO> wrote:

I also have a FPGA DEMO BOARD, with a XC3020A-7 and a XC4003A-6,
with the XChecker cable and flying leads. I think this is more
recent, but I can't find what software works with this.

Not by much. Back, oh, in the old days (Fall 94, well, its the old
days in terms of FPGAs!) the class project was build a MIDI
synthesizer into a 4005. So this is still pretty darn old!
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