Hello
I recently purchased the OpenSourceSDRLab New XC7Z100 ADRV9009 V1.0 SDR. To work with it, I downloaded the ADRV9009_XC7Z100.zip archive, which contains projects for PL (Vivado) and PS (Vitis) from Google Drive ( PetaLinux - Google Drive ). Now I want to fully replicate the project that came with my purchased SDR, meaning the project that runs under
PetaLinux OS. I chose the ADRV9009_XC7Z100.zip archive specifically because it was in the PetaLinux folder on Google Drive.
Now I want to go through the full process from the synthesis and implementation of a Vivado-project to generating the BOOT.bin file. I’ve done this before for other SDRs (for example, ADRV9364-Z7020). So, I’m familiar with the overall algorithm. My question is: which initial project should I choose for this task? For example, the ADRV9009_XC7Z100.zip archive has a directory \ADRV9009_XC7Z100\hdl\projects which contains two folders with the name that mentions the RF transceiver:
\ADRV9009_XC7Z100\hdl\projects\adrv9009
and
\ADRV9009_XC7Z100\hdl\projects\adrv9009zu11eg.
Is this the exact project for which I need to generate .bit and .xsa files? Maybe you have some kind of tutorial dedicated to replicate the original project? Maybe something like a PlutoSky R1 user manual (PlutoSky R1 User Manual - OpenSourceSDRLab Blog) but for OpenSourceSDRLab New XC7Z100 ADRV9009 V1.0 SDR ?
Best regards, D
P.S. I use Vivado v2026.1 (64-bit), Vitis Unified IDE v2026.1.0