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Ok, the FPGA is off the EBC, I found it in the documentation.

Under the ebc, I notice the walnut has @n,m. What are n,m? Are they tied 
to chip selects?

The FPGA is CS2 according to the documentation. Do I make it fpga@2,0?

Cheers,
    Sean