STYNQ
STYNQ
New! libKIOSK. This library is for making graphical front ends to control embedded systems. More information about the library is here, including pictures from operation of the libKIOSK demo application.
STYNQ is a package that lets you create files to boot Xilinx ZYNQMP boards and develop software for them in a simplified way.
STYNQ is brought to you by Bit by Bit Signal Processing. Since support for signal processing work is a primary goal, many STYNQ examples will be specifically targeted at RFSoC boards, beginning with the RFSoC4x2. Other Zilinx ZYNQMP boards can also be used. STYNQ is specifically designed so that it can be used to boot boards without Board Support Packages (BSPs), simply from a valid XSA file.
STYNQ is provided as-is with no warantees or guarantees. Be careful! STYNQ requires root access for some operations, and this can cause problems if something unforseen occurs. A system backup before trying STYNQ is recommended, especially if you are unfamiliar with Unix commands.
As people are starting to use STYNQ, I find some common issues. I'll document them here.
There are currently no notes for the latest version, STYNQ_2025_07_06_02.30.tgz