| 28 | | All the cores that are developed at Rice are available as a download from our Subversion repository. This includes the WARP Kits working with Xilinx tools by default. |
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| 30 | | 1. Acquire [http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ TortoiseSVN] (or an SVN client of your choosing, but be aware the directions stated here will be specifically for TortoiseSVN). |
| 31 | | 1. Create the folder ''C:\edk_user_Repository''. |
| 32 | | 1. Right-click in the empty folder, and click "SVN Checkout."[[BR]] |
| 33 | | [[Image(GettingStarted/Images:userRepo_stage1.jpg, align=center)]] |
| 34 | | 1. Enter "http://warp.rice.edu/svn/WARP/edk_user_repository" into the field for the URL of the repository.[[BR]] |
| 35 | | [[Image(GettingStarted/Images:userRepo_stage2.jpg, align=center)]] |
| 36 | | 1. Click OK. This may take several minutes for all the files to transfer. |
| 37 | | 1. For 9.1 tools the process is complete as the tools will recognize the repository location. |
| 38 | | 1. For 10.1+ tools the location must be set. Launch EDK and go to Edit->Preferences. In the Application Preferences section, set the Global Peripheral Repository to be ''C:\edk_user_Repository''. |
| 39 | | 1. Finally, only for 9.1 tools install [wiki:FAQ/PlatformSupportPackages#HowdoIinstallsysgen2opb sysgen2opb] and [wiki:OPBExportTool OPB Export Tool]. |
| 40 | | |
| | 28 | The final piece is to download our custom cores repository. The instructions are available [wiki:edk_user_repository here]. |
