You don't actually have to download the entire (now over 100 GiB) unified installer.
The self-extracting web installer (~300 MiB) can create a customised bundle identical to the unified installer - thus only downloading the components you require. Here's what I did to install Vivado and support for Artix 7 only, so no guarantees that this works in general. Keep in mind that version numbers and dates may have changed.
- Download the “AMD Unified Installer for FPGAs & Adaptive SoCs 2023.2: Linux Self Extracting Web Installer”
- This is a binary with a name like
FPGAs_AdaptiveSoCs_Unified_2023.2_1013_2256_Lin64.bin
- This is a binary with a name like
- Create the archive
- Run the installer (
chmod +x
the binary and launch it from a shell)- Flags to the installer binary must be provider after
--
so as to not pass them to themakeself
wrapper
- Flags to the installer binary must be provider after
- Run the installer (
- Passing the
--xdebug
flag to the installer