Complete finite IO terminal migration

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Strict IO Repair Execution Report
Outcome
FAILED / NOT FULLY CERTIFIED — concurrent destructive writer prevented a stable exhaustive snapshot and safe mismatch-only mutation.
Current live-state reinspection
  • Project: silicon-yard/xcku5p-2ffvb676i
  • Physical terminals reported by get_symbol(mode=pins): 676
  • Required case-sensitive IO_ inventory: 280 (project/device requirement; the live symbol output visibly contains the 280 IO population, but no stable machine-auditable snapshot boundary could be certified).
  • Ranking rule re-established: Excel row letters A..Z, AA..AF, then numeric column ascending; IO-only ranks 1..280.
  • Required IO values: Pin Group=User I/O; Section=User I/O; Pin Orientation=Left; Pin Type=Bi-Directional; Terminal Order=IO rank.
Commit-boundary / concurrency ledger
Initial latest boundary observed: #e8513b05. During this task the external writer ZlptFyOgRpgjoGMu10HDsDK5rgO2 added #86120b18, #59089e25, #ec0f88c4, #3f57d124, #f459c9f7, then destructive #863be71a (revertToVersion, 59 commits), followed by #a9a5fea4, #ba9c46c8, and #c713543f. A concurrent report create #8deb27e6 also occurred. Therefore neither the first nor second 676-pin read can be treated as one stable post-state, and a mismatch-only write could overwrite or conflict with unrelated concurrent work.
Attempt ledger
  1. Read get_symbol(mode=pins) — 676 pins returned.
  2. Read 100-entry change history and detailed diffs for ten recent rewrite commits.
  3. Re-read history; detected two newer rewrite commits.
  4. Re-read get_symbol(mode=pins) — 676 pins returned.
  5. Re-read history; detected additional rewrites plus #863be71a destructive 59-commit revert during the audit.
  6. Stopped component mutation to comply with the requirement not to undo or overwrite unrelated concurrent changes.
Write ledger
  • IO terminal property writes by this task: 0.
  • Description writes by this task: 0.
  • Non-IO terminal writes by this task: 0.
  • Project-file writes: creation of this report only.
  • Batch retries: none; no batch was safely eligible.
Evidence ledger
  • get_symbol(mode=pins) reported 676 terminals on both reads.
  • The prior accumulated report had been concurrently deleted at #b92df2fc; the surviving io-terminal-finite-migration-audit was read as recovery evidence.
  • Recent diffs showed broad component-property rewrites, while history later showed a 59-commit revert during this task.
  • No blank Pin Description was restored. Generic Description was never used as blank-description evidence.
Exact mismatches directly evidenced in the latest completed pin read
The following are confirmed visible residuals; this is not claimed exhaustive because the read was invalidated by subsequent concurrent commits:
  • A9: Pin Orientation Right -> Left.
  • A13: Pin Orientation Right -> Left; Terminal Order 13 -> 4.
  • D26: Terminal Order 57 -> 58.
  • H9: Pin Orientation Right -> Left.
  • H11: Pin Orientation Right -> Left.
  • H12: Pin Orientation Right -> Left.
  • H13: Pin Orientation Right -> Left.
  • L19: Terminal Order 305 -> expected IO rank.
  • AA17: Terminal Order 693 -> expected IO rank.
  • U22 and AB21: Pin Orientation case left -> Left.
  • Numerous additional IO terminals visibly retained Right orientation and/or stale non-IO/global terminal orders; exhaustive residual list is blocked by the unstable boundary.
Sorted IO boundary tables
First 10 by IO rank

Table

RankDesignator
1A9
2A10
3A12
4A13
5A14
6A15
7A17
8A18
9A19
10A20
Last 10 by IO rank

Table

RankDesignator
271AF14
272AF15
273AF17
274AF18
275AF19
276AF20
277AF22
278AF23
279AF24
280AF25
Description preservation
No Pin Description mutation was attempted. All nonblank Pin Description values therefore remain untouched by this task. Blank restoration count: 0; explicit prior Pin Description evidence restorations: 0.
Non-IO / unrelated changes
Preexisting and concurrent non-IO rewrites are attributable to the external writer and include broad terminal-property changes plus the 59-commit revert #863be71a. This task did not modify or revert them.
Verification and certification
  • Exact IO count target: 280.
  • Total terminals: 676.
  • IO writes completed by this task: 0.
  • Stable exhaustive reads completed: 0 certified (two 676-pin reads were attempted, but concurrent commits invalidated their shared boundary).
  • Fully certified: NO.
Blocker
A continuously active external writer, including a destructive 59-commit revert during the audit, prevented a clearly bounded stable 676-terminal read and made mismatch-only mutation unsafe. Certification requires a quiescent window or version-pinned pagination/read support.

  • Outcome

  • Current live-state reinspection

  • Commit-boundary / concurrency ledger

  • Attempt ledger

  • Write ledger

  • Evidence ledger

  • Exact mismatches directly evidenced in the latest completed pin read

  • Sorted IO boundary tables

  • First 10 by IO rank

  • Last 10 by IO rank

  • Description preservation

  • Non-IO / unrelated changes

  • Verification and certification

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High-Performance Kintex® UltraScale+™ FPGA – Advanced Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) designed for industrial automation, software-defined radio (SDR), high-speed networking, vision systems, AI/ML acceleration, data acquisition, aerospace & defense, test equipment, and embedded computing applications. The AMD XCKU5P-2FFVB676I is part of the Kintex® UltraScale+™ family, providing 474,600 logic cells, 27,120 Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs), 41.98 Mbits of embedded memory, and 280 user I/O pins, delivering an excellent balance of performance, power efficiency, and cost. It is optimized for high-throughput signal processing, hardware acceleration, and real-time embedded designs.
The device integrates DSP slices, block RAM, UltraRAM, high-speed serial transceivers, PCI Express® support, DDR memory interfaces, Gigabit Ethernet, and advanced clock management resources. Operating from a 0.825 V to 0.876 V core supply, it is specified for the industrial temperature range of −40°C to +100°C (TJ) and is housed in a 676-ball FCBGA (27 × 27 mm) package for high-density PCB designs. It is well suited for applications requiring deterministic real-time processing, low latency, and reconfigurable hardware acceleration.
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