+developer's instructions

        ezynq> boot

        ezynq> boot

## Develop (add new machine/board)

1. Configure the new board in *build/conf/local.conf*:

        MACHINE ?= "<new-board>"

* Create *conf/machine/<new-board>.conf* - use *microzed.conf* as a reference.

* Edit *<new-board>.conf* - add:

        UBOOT_MACHINE = "<new-config-name>_config"

 where *<new-config-name>* is from *boards.cfg* in [u-boot-xlnx](https://github.com/Xilinx/u-boot-xlnx) plus *"_config"*-ending

* 

        bitbake ezynq-u-boot -c patch -f

 The command clones git repositories and add ezynq files to u-boot-xlnx.

 **Note:** Ezynq can be cloned and generate **boot.bin** apart from poky - please see Ezynq's documentation.

* Edit ezynq files located at *build/tmp/work/.../ezynq-u-boot/${PV}_${PR}/git/u-boot-xlnx/*:

 * *boards.cfg* - add <new-config-name> if it's not in the list.

 * create a new *include/configs/<new-config-name>.h* - use zynq_microzed.h as a reference)

 * *<new-config-name>.h* needs to include the following files:

            #include <configs/ezynq/ezynq_MT41K256M16RE125.h>  /* should be before zed_ezynq.h as it overwrites DDR3L with DDR3 */

            #include <configs/ezynq/ezynq_XC7Z010_1CLG400.h>

            #include <configs/ezynq/zed_ezynq.h>

 * edit the included header files according to the new board configuration.

 **WARNING:** After the step 5 **don't** run *bitbake ezynq-u-boot -c clean* -

deletes everything in *build/tmp/work/.../ezynq-u-boot/${PV}_${PR}/*

7. 

        bitbake ezynq-u-boot