Well I at least communicated with management core,...
# mpw-6plus-siliconb
Burak Aykenar
01/15/2024, 2:10 PMWell I at least communicated with management core, will work on for accessing user area
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Tim Edwards
01/15/2024, 2:33 PMPlease let me know, too, if you're able to communicate with the user project area.
Tim Edwards
01/15/2024, 9:49 PM@Burak Aykenar: There was a mix-up at the packaging house. Your project ID reads 0x00070f74, which makes it chip location A1, tinytapeout (one of @Matt Venn’s projects), regardless of what got printed on top of the package.
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Burak Aykenar
01/16/2024, 5:35 AM@Tim Edwards Do you mean I got the wrong chips? I checked bare dies and they seem to be our design from the images that I took.
Also if you mean project ID read from the board, it is not 0x00070f74 but 0x0001c3dd in the image?
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Matt Venn
01/16/2024, 9:20 AMHi Burak! Glad you got my chips!
Matt Venn
01/16/2024, 9:20 AMI can trade for some bitcoin asic miners?
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Burak Aykenar
01/16/2024, 11:58 AMwhaaaaaaaat!
Well I checked bare dies and they seem to be my design, I can detect OpenRAM macros and other macros in the image.
However, I will check packaged M2 chips and try to understand what are their project IDs.
Then the question is: Where the ... my packaged M2 connection chips 😐
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Matt Venn
01/16/2024, 11:59 AMyes, we got the right bare dies, but the QFNS were mixed up and wrongly marked
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Burak Aykenar
01/16/2024, 12:01 PMok, let me check all the QFNs and discover what are their project ids
Burak Aykenar
01/16/2024, 12:04 PMhow to find what is my MPW7 project id and who has the chips? @Tim Edwards you have an idea?
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Matt Venn
01/16/2024, 12:18 PMEfabless will email us all with instructions
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Matt Venn
01/16/2024, 12:18 PMI'm not sure yet how the exchange will be done