Apio upload

The command apio upload builds the bitstream file (similar to the apio build command) and then uploads it to the FPGA board.

EXAMPLES

apio upload                            # Typical invocation
apio upload -s /dev/cu.usbserial-1300  # Select serial port
apio upload -n FTXYA34Z                # Select serial number

OPTIONS

-s, --serial-port serial-port  Set the serial port.
-n, --serial-num serial-num    Select the device's USB serial number.
-e, --env name                 Set the apio.ini env.
-p, --project-dir path         Set the root directory for the project.
-h, --help                     Show this message and exit.

Typically the simple form apio upload is sufficient to locate and program the FPGA board. The optional flags --serial-port and --serial-num allows to select the desired board if more than one matching board is found.

You can use the command apio devices to list the connected USB and serial devices and the command apio drivers to install and uninstall device drivers.

The default programmer command of your board can be overridden using the apio.ini option programmer-cmd.