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Bitstreams are compiled not only for a specific device but a specific device on a specific board. Unless the bitstream is compiled to your FPGA (in this case a KU040 dev board), it will not work.

Just out of curiosity what's the machine specs and what's the approximate compile time for the two algos VCU1525 supports?

I'm not sure I understand your question? Can you restate it?

VCU1525 thats on fpga.land website supports lyra2z and CN-V1? how long to compile them on the host machine. FPGA bitstream compilation usually takes a lot of time (well, P&R step actually)

Youre not compiling them, theyre provided as bitstreams...

I am aware they are bitstream that's why the question to dev.

It depends on the design. I've had designs take over 36 hours to compile. Some take just a few minutes. There are a number of factors at play there.

I'm using a dual processor 4116 xeon with 256GB memory and a bunch of SSDs. I have a server with so many cores because we run multiple compiles simultaneously.

Gotcha. Thanks. That's what I was looking for. P&R needs so much RAM.