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AR# 47593

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Zynq-7000 SoC, Boot - During NOR Boot the MIO 2 and MIO 14 pins are Inadvertently Configured by the BootROM

Description

In NOR Boot mode, MIO 2 and MIO 14 are configured by the BootROM. These pins are not used by the SRAM/NOR interface. MIO 2 is configured as an output and MIO 14 as an input. In a successful boot, these MIO configurations are maintained until changed by FSBL or some other later process.

Solution

Impact: Minor. MIO 14 is set as an input and it is ignored during BootROM execution, therefore there is no harmful effect. MIO 2 will be driven to both 0 and 1 states during BootROM execution.

Work-around: There is no work-around. If using NOR boot mode, the board design should use MIO 2 for purposes that can tolerate this pin being driven during BootROM execution.

Configurations Affected: Systems that utilize NOR Boot mode and use MIO 2.

Device Revision(s) Affected: Refer to (Xilinx Answer 47916) - Zynq-7000 Design Advisory Master Answer Record.

Linked Answer Records

Master Answer Records

Answer Number Answer Title Version Found Version Resolved
52538 Zynq-7000 SoC - Boot and Configuration N/A N/A
AR# 47593
Date 05/25/2018
Status Active
Type Design Advisory
Devices
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