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[Docker] Update the docker image for Vivado 2025.1 and Ubuntu 24.04 #59
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@Pfat8equalsD don't merge until we have the images with latex, rust and typst. Maybe we move more of the Dockerfiles in the docker directory. |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the Docker image configuration for Vivado 2025.1 and Ubuntu 24.04 to create a new base image for the computer architecture course. The goal is to build the smallest possible image.
- Updates Docker configuration for Vivado 2025.1 and Ubuntu 24.04
- Adds Vivado installation configuration for optimized image size
- Includes updated board files for Nexys A7-100T and Arty boards
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 27 out of 27 changed files in this pull request and generated 11 comments.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| docker/install_config.txt | Vivado installation configuration with minimal device support |
| docker/board_files/nexys-a7-100t/D.0/1.3/* | Updated board files for Nexys A7-100T with 2025 copyright |
| docker/board_files/nexys-a7-100t/D.0/1.0/* | Board files for older Nexys A7-100T revision |
| docker/board_files/arty/C.0/* | Board files for Arty board |
| docker/board_files/arty-a7-100/E.0/1.1/* | Board files for Arty A7-100 board |
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The Dockerfile and the Makefile for the new base image of the computer architecture course. The goal of the image is to be as small as possible.