fpgabist¶
SYNOPSIS¶
fpgabist [-h] [-i device_id] [-b bus] [-d device] [-f function] [path_to_gbs1 path_to_gbs2 ...]
DESCRIPTION¶
The fpgabist
tool performs self-diagnostic tests on supported FPGA
platforms.
The tool accepts one or more Accelerator Function (AF) binaries from a predetermined set of AFs. Depending on the available binaries, the tool runs appropriate tests and reports hardware issues.
fpgabist
always uses fpgainfo
to report system information
before running any hardware tests.
Currently, fpgabist
accepts the following AFs: 1. nlb_mode_3: The
native loopback (NLB) test implements a loopback from TX to RX. Use it
to verify basic functionality and to measure bandwidth. 2. dma_afu: The
direct memory access (DMA) AFU test transfers data from host memory to
FPGA-attached local memory.
The installation includes the AF files, but you can also compile the AFs from the source.
If there are multiple PCIe® devices, use -b, -d, -f to specify the BDF for the specific PCIe® device.
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS¶
[path_to_gbs1 path_to_gbs2 ...]
Paths to Accelerator Function (AF) files.
OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS¶
You can use the single letter or the full parameter name for the command line arguments.
-h, --help
Prints usage information
-i device_id, --device-id device_id
Device ID for Intel FPGA. Default is: 0x09c4
-B bus, --bus bus
Bus number for specific FPGA
-D device, --device device
Device number for specific FPGA
-F function, --function function
Function number for specific FPGA
EXAMPLES¶
fpgabist <path_to_gbs_files>/dma_afu.gbs <path_to_gbs_files>/nlb_3.gbs
Runs fpgabist
on any platform in the system that matches the default
device ID. This command runs both the DMA and NLB_MODE_3 tests.
fpgabist -i 09c4 -b 5 <path to gbs>/dma_afu.gbs
Runs fpgabist
the DMA test on the PCIe® Endpoint with device_id
09c4 on bus 5.
Revision History¶
Date | Changes Made |
---|---|
2019.05. 13 | No changes from the previous release. |
2018.05. 21 | Made the
following
changes:
Expanded
descriptions of
nlb_mode_3
anddma_afu
tests. Added a
second example
command. |