your-image-afi-global-id

[Hassan313]

I am following the steps provided in the below link:

http://nvdla.org/vp_fpga.html

For step 2.3, I have followed the below commands:

$ sudo fpga-clear-local-image -S 0
$ sudo fpga-load-local-image -S 0 -I agfi-09c2a21805a8b9257 # Load MSI-X interrupt fixed AFI
$ sudo fpga-clear-local-image -S 0
$ sudo fpga-describe-local-image -S 0 -H

However, I have an issue for the below command:

sudo fpga-load-local-image -S 0 -I # Load the image

I do not know how to get the image-afi-global-id?

Do we have to use the below ids?

NVIDIA Sample AFI:
nv_small: agfi-05d68b424ef03f66e
nv_small_256: agfi-04aac7585d90d7b7b
nv_small_256_full: agfi-0d9cf88f1002a1efb
nv_medium_512: agfi-06497597cc7376b4c
nv_medium_1024_full: agfi-0d4e2503b5f71d257
nv_large: agfi-0f541fc533cba53ef

Can you kindly help?

Thank you.

[Hassan313]

This is the answer I got from the NVDLA team.

Hi Hassan,

NVIDIA Sample AFI:
nv_small: agfi-05d68b424ef03f66e
nv_small_256: agfi-04aac7585d90d7b7b
nv_small_256_full: agfi-0d9cf88f1002a1efb
nv_medium_512: agfi-06497597cc7376b4c
nv_medium_1024_full: agfi-0d4e2503b5f71d257
nv_large: agfi-0f541fc533cba53ef

are the default one we generated for reference based on different DLA configuration.

And you don’t really need to use them, you can follow 4.7 Generate AFI to generate your own AFI image.