TinyBeast FPGA Polarfire: PCIe Reference Design

Sundance DSP Tinybeast is an upcoming Crowdsupply product.
It uses a modified an4597 PCIe reference design.
Let's explore the block diagram, example software, and DMA functions.
Hardware:
TinyBeast CrowdSupply: www.crowdsupply.com/sundance-...
an4597 Ref Design: www.microchip.com/en-us/appli...
Discord: / discord
Twitch: / fpga_zealot
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[@whysguy3]

I was totally excited to sit down and watch this walk-through as I am beginning to test the waters of a FPGA design. But FPGA Zell it appears to give us a video of him talking to himself in front of a camera. We are unable to read your thoughts so as you mouse around the screen making comments we are lost to what is going on in your head and what you are doing. I hope your future videos will have more of a explanation to what you are thinking as you look around the GUI.

[@FPGAZealot]

I will try to think of ways to make the content easier to follow. Feel free to join the discord to ask question and post ideas.

[@SaarN1337]

Mind uploading the design files to GH so we could understand what's going on a bit better?
Because you're familiar with your code, you go through it quite fast, too fast.
I also have a Zuboard (no m.2 adapter, though), so I'm also curious about how you've set it up for this test.
I'd love to experiment with PCIe on both Xilinx and Altera platforms, but sadly my other FPGA is a DE10-std so that's not happening until an affordable Agilex 3/5 comes out

[@FPGAZealot]

I post something. Feel free to join the discord to ask more questions.