Difference between revisions of "Ikos Pegasus reverse engineering"
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| − | * One main board with SCSI controller | + | * One main board with: |
| + | ** SCSI controller | ||
| + | ** 8051 | ||
| + | ** CPLD | ||
| + | ** FPGAs | ||
| + | ** SDRAM | ||
* 5 auxiliary boards with (each): | * 5 auxiliary boards with (each): | ||
** 1 XC95216 CPLD | ** 1 XC95216 CPLD | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 11 August 2010
Device overview
- One main board with:
- SCSI controller
- 8051
- CPLD
- FPGAs
- SDRAM
- 5 auxiliary boards with (each):
- 1 XC95216 CPLD
- 64 XC4036 FPGAs
- lots of SRAM
- One auxiliary board was destructively reverse engineered, so only 4 are remaining.
Some device photos are here.
Programming the auxiliary boards
In normal operation, the CPLD receives configuration data from the backplane (originating from the mainboard through the SCSI port) and distributes it to the FPGAs. The CPLD uses JTAG to send data to the FPGAs. The 64 FPGAs on each auxiliary board are arranged to form one big JTAG chain driven by the CPLD.
