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1. Clone the project with `git clone 'url'` 1. Clone the project with `git clone 'url'`
or **or**
2. install the git project with `pip install git+https://mygit.th-deg.de/vt16684/embedded-acceleration` to get all the required python packages before running the jupyter notebook. We are using `pynq package version 2.6.0`(that have not been included in the setup.py). 1. install the git project with `pip install git+https://mygit.th-deg.de/vt16684/embedded-acceleration` to get all the required python packages before running the jupyter notebook. We are using `pynq package version 2.6.0`(that have not been included in the setup.py).
3. load vitis settings.sh file`. /opt/Xilinx/Vitis_HLS/2020.2/settings64.sh` and run ` make clean && make`
4. open the RTL file in vivado and connect the pins as mentioned in the stenganography.pdf (optional: make necessary clock frequency changes) 2. load vitis settings.sh file`. /opt/Xilinx/Vitis_HLS/2020.2/settings64.sh` and run ` make clean && make`
5. (optional load Vivado settings.sh file) run `make` 3. open the RTL file in vivado and connect the pins as mentioned in the stenganography.pdf (optional: make necessary clock frequency changes)
6. Use Test bench files to do the debugging and add changes before synthesizing new overlay. 4. (optional load Vivado settings.sh file) run `make`
7. Use the given Jupyter notebook to test your iP. 5. Use Test bench files to do the debugging and add changes before synthesizing new overlay.
6. Use the given Jupyter notebook to test your iP.
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