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WARNING: This page provides important information on how to boot back into PetaLinux!

Welcome

Congratulations on having successfully booted into the PYNQ Environment. Make sure to keep this webpage open somewhere for instructions on how to get back to PetaLinux. The PetaLinux webserver will no longer be running, instead a Jupyter server will be running in its place. The Jupyter server is available after reboot at the same IP address but on port 9090 (e.g. 192.168.2.1:9090). After reboot is successful which takes approximately 30 seconds you'll see the Grove LCD re-flash the Wi-Fi access point ssid and ip address.

PYNQ Example Projects

Within the Jupyter environment, there are over 25 notebooks exploring various benefits of Zynq Ultrascale’s Cortex-A53 processors and programmable logic. We recommend users go to the getting_started folder in the Jupyter landing page and walk through introduction notebooks that are self-documented and completely reproducible. Documentation can be found at www.pynq.io/zzsoc (internet connection required).

Username and Password

Username: xilinx

Password: xilinx

Return to PetaLinux

Once you are done using the PYNQ environment and want to return to PetaLinux, simply run the Jupyter notebook in the getting_started folder to reboot.

/getting_started/7_reboot_petalinux_or_pynq.ipynb

If you are on the terminal and want to return to PetaLinux, you can login with a username and password both of which are xilinx. From there if you run reboot_petalinux, the board will reboot back to this webapp.

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