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 NOTE: After some time the compilation of the simulator gets sluggisly slow.
         I noticed that deleting the Libraries and re-creating them re-vitalizes the speed
-        In order to do so start a simulation (so that the Library is loaded), make sure that you end the current simulation, and type 'RemoveAllLibraries'. After a vsim re-start everything shoudl run faster
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+        In order to do so start a simulation (so that the Library is loaded), make sure that you end the current simulation, and type 'RemoveAllLibraries'. After a vsim re-start everything shoudl run faster
+
+RUN ON BOARD
+============
+
+COMMUNICATE WITH BOARD
+----------------------
+UART:   BAUDRATE 115200, 8N1
+Login:  USER=root, PASS=root
+MAC:    A2:F9:79:A9:F8:10
+
+$picocom -b 115200 -d 8 -y n -p 1 /dev/ttyUSB0
+
+NOTE: Before unplugging the board, execute the 'halt' command to shutdown the board and prevent data corruption.
+
+The '~/test/udp_forwarder' is used to forward UDP packets ariving at the Linux side running on the ARM processor over to the FPGA, and back out.
+USAGE: ~/test/udp_forwarder ADDRESS DOMAIN_ID
+ADDRESS    The SRC IPv4 Address of the FPGA implementation (In x.x.x.x format)
+           NOTE: The system has to have a interface with the same address
+DOMAIN_ID  The Domain ID of the FPGA implementation
+
+RBF FILE
+--------
+
+The board automatically flashes the 'soc_system.rbf' file in the root of the SD card to the FPGA.
+In order to create a *.rbf file from a *.sof file, you have to follow following instructions:
+* In Quartus go to "File"->"Convert Programming Files"
+* Select "Programming file type" = "Raw Binary File (.rbf)"
+* Select "Mode" = "Passive Parallel x16"
+* Select output file name/location
+* Select the respective *.sof file in "Input files to convert"
+* Click "Generate"
+
+NOTE: Don't forget to rename the file to "soc_system.rbf" when inserting it to the SD Card 
+      (All other *.rbf files are ignored. You could thus keep multiple backup files around)
+