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Run the rogue gui from the wave8/software directory like this:  python scripts/wave8DAQ.py --start_viewer 1 --l 2

JTAG programming

To program fim firmware via JTAG use a machine like pslab04, setup Vivado with:

source /afs/slac/g/reseng/xilinx/2020.2/Vivado/2020.2/settings64.sh

Follow directions like this (from Larry):

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10eIsAbLmslcNk94yV-F1D3hBfxudBf0EFo4xjcn9qPk/edit#slide=id.g245233f915_0_54

When right-clicking on the Xilinx device in the hardware manager, for "configuration memory device" select mt25ql256-spi-x1_x2_x4 as shown here on slide 7:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1e6CD5VV5nUxqJFbEky0XWcoWPtA20_VZGqTkRjJDnDk/edit#slide=id.p4

JTAG

From Matt:  

We can also use servers with JTAG/USB in the hutch to run a remote hw_server process for connecting to the vivado tools.  I've used this on rix-daq-hsd-01, for instance.  You need to run /reg/common/package/xilinx/Vivado_2018.3/HWSRVR/2018.3/bin/hw_server on that node (or any other with USB and access to that directory), run vivado on an AFS machine like pslab04, and start an ssh tunnel from pslab04 to the remote server for port 3121.