Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of GettingStarted/WARPv3/Tools


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    129129=== OS === #os
    130 The Xilinx tools also support:
     130We recommend Windows 7, 64-bit for all WARP development. That said, the Xilinx tools also support:
    131131* Red Hat Enterprise 5 Workstation
    132132* Red Hat Enterprise 4 Workstation
    133133* SUSE Linux Enterprise
    134 However, many of the other tools listed here rely on Windows, so appropriate replacements must be found.
     134So, these OS choices should also be okay. However, many of the other tools listed here rely on Windows, so appropriate replacements must be found.
    135135
    136136=== Xilinx Tools === #xilinxtools
    137 A full installation of the Xilinx tools is necessary for building custom FPGA designs. An SDK-only installation (with less stringent licensing requirements) is also available and can be used if the user only wants to update software designs. For example, this reduced installation would be appropriate for customizing the MAC behavior of our [wiki:OFDMReferenceDesign OFDM Reference Design].
     137A full installation of the Xilinx tools (System Edition) is necessary for building custom FPGA designs. An SDK-only installation (with less stringent licensing requirements) is also available and can be used if the user only wants to update software designs. For example, this reduced installation would be appropriate for customizing the MAC behavior of our [wiki:OFDMReferenceDesign OFDM Reference Design].
    138138
    139139=== Matlab === #matlab
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    141141
    142142=== TortoiseSVN === #svnclient
    143 Any SVN client can be used, but we recommend TortoiseSVN if the user is using Windows operating system. Instructions for downloading the WARP SVN repository are available [wiki:edk_user_repository here].
     143Any SVN client can be used, but we recommend TortoiseSVN if the user is using the Windows operating system. Instructions for downloading the WARP SVN repository are available [wiki:edk_user_repository here].
    144144
    145145=== PuTTY === #putty
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    147147
    148148=== Wireshark === #wireshark
     149Wireshark is a network protocol analyzer. It will show you, at the Ethernet link level, the packets entering and leaving your PC. This can be very useful for debugging interactions between your computer and a WARP node.
    149150
    150151=== WinDD === #windd
    151 [wiki:SDCard SD Card]
     152WinDD is a port of Unix's 'dd' command. [wiki:SDCard SD Card]
    152153
    153154=== FTDI Drivers === #ftdi