diff --git a/_documentation/setup_pynq_board.md b/_documentation/setup_pynq_board.md index 379c5d0..16dc104 100644 --- a/_documentation/setup_pynq_board.md +++ b/_documentation/setup_pynq_board.md @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Each student will need to obtain their own PYNQ board. If you are on campus you - $125 will be returned once the board has been received in good working condition. --> ## Imaging the SD card -The PYNQ runs Linux off of an external micro SD card that you must provide. The SD card must have a valid system image in order for Linux to run. We have provided a working system image [here](https://byu.box.com/s/5o669wg1lh4dlh0asb07ucl32ppesdvp) (unzip it after you download it), but you must image this to your own SD card. The micro SD card must be at least 16GB and class 10 or better. The official PYNQ documentation has a guide to [writing the SD card image](https://pynq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/appendix/sdcard.html) that you should follow. +The PYNQ runs Linux off of an external micro SD card that you must provide. The SD card must have a valid system image in order for Linux to run. We have provided a working system image [here](https://byu.box.com/s/cwxh1cuywb1d0o3fybggmoux3t69omxq) (unzip it after you download it), but you must image this to your own SD card. The micro SD card must be at least 16GB and class 10 or better. The official PYNQ documentation has a guide to [writing the SD card image](https://pynq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/appendix/sdcard.html) that you should follow. *Note:* If you run into issues using *Win32DiskImager*, another alternative is to use .