# Frequently Asked Questions
Can somebody take a look at my design? I have some errors that I do not manage to solve.
No, we cannot debug your Verilog and LLVM code for you. There are weekly lab sessions in which you can ask questions about technical issues you're facing. However, we generally expect you to debug your own code. We highly recommend using version control software to keep track of old versions of the code by each team member such that you can go back to a working version.
Can I have a discussion with you about the design? I have some ideas to improve it.
Yes. There are weekly labs in which those things can be discussed. Prior and after those, you may email your questions to CESE4040.2025@tudelft.nl.
Can I install the toolchain on my own laptop?
Yes, but we do not recommend that. All software tools have been installed on the server to mitigate installation and configuration problems. If you have a problem working with the server, please inform the TA team to fix the issue. Installing the toolchain locally on your laptop takes time and you may not be able to reach the deadlines. Additionally, you may miss specific versions of the toolchains that are setup on the server. If you decide to install the softwares locally, the TA team will not be able to assist you with configuration and installation errors.
When a group member accesses the remote desktop on the server, other members are not able to access the desktop. How is that solved?
With X2Go it is possible to have different remote desktop views with a single user name. Please read this page on how to have multiple sessions on the server.
X2GO client on Linux often crashes. What can I do?
We recommend using X2GO client on Windows host as it is more stable than Linux host.
Should each group set up an access token on the Gitlab website?
No. We recommend each member of the group to create a folder with his/her name and clone the repository with his/her personal access token for further modifications. The member is then able to commit and push to the group repository.
When I want to synthesise the project with Vivado on the server, I get the "time-out" error or the screen freezes for a long time. What should I do?
Please note that due to the resource limits and high number of simultaneous jobs, it might be possible that the server becomes overloaded. While we do our best to ensure that enough resources are available to groups, we recommend rerunning the job later on to contact the TA team if the problem persists.