Documentation on how to bring up DE10 Nano board? about cascade HOT 4 OPEN

Sorry about that --- Improving our README is on my short list of things to do for the new year.

Short answer:

A while ago when we acquired some de10s, they came with a copy of angstrom linux installed on their sd cards. At the time, cascade had some dependencies which we couldn't satisfy with opkg, so one of my colleagues put together a stripped down image with ubuntu and a copy of cascade on it. That's the image that I'm referring to in the README. I'm out of office today, but when I go in tomorrow, I'll grab a copy and get it uploaded.

Longer answer:

I need to check in with my colleague about what the steps he used to build the image were. Once I have those, I can post them as well. Alternately, it could be that cascade builds on angstrom now (I haven't tried in a while --- I know the setup script won't work, but it should just be a matter of getting the dependencies satisfied and running cmake like on any other *nix target). Might be worth a quick try in the meantime.

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Update ---

I've got the disk image, but it's 8GB, which is larger than what I can upload to github. I don't have any experience distributing files this large, do you have a suggestion for how to host it?

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@eschkufz Thanks, but I have a better solution in mind now.

I will submit a PR soon once I will make it work.

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