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Re: Ubuntu 20.04 + OneAPI + Arria 10 GX: Installing FPGA driver
Hi thanks for your reply. My question was regarding the specific board (Arria 10) we have, which doesn't report (lspci) to be an Intel board but an Altera board, which might indicate it is not the latest revision. I think at this point we will definitely stick to devcloud. Thanks for your help.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Ubuntu 20.04 + OneAPI + Arria 10 GX: Installing FPGA driver
Thank you for your email. Sorry for the misunderstanding, here is the issue: => I currently have Ubuntu 20.04 running on the host (no virtual box), I think it is clear to me that OneAPI requires 18.04 because it has the required kernel version. => I think the larger issue is whether I can install OneAPI with the Arria10 board that we have installed, which does not match the Official PCIEe ID card that I see in the documentation. Mine says: 01:00.0 Processing accelerators: Altera Corporation Device 2494 (rev 01)2.1KViews0likes0CommentsUbuntu 20.04 + OneAPI + Arria 10 GX: Installing FPGA driver
Hi, we received some time ago an arria 10 GX board, and it is currently cased in an Ubuntu 20.04 box. I can build OneAPI designs targeting the Arria 10 GX board without any issues inside a docker container all the way to a binary (incl bitstream). Using the latest version of OneAPI, I believe these bitstreams are compatible with Acceleration Stack 1.2.1. The problem I am currently having is running those designs on this machine. I believe I need to install the FPGA driver and OPAE. Has anyone manage to do that in Ubuntu 20.04? Another complication I found is that when I do lcpi, I get: 01:00.0 Processing accelerators: Altera Corporation Device 2494 (rev 01) Is this incompatible with PCI ID 0x09C4, which seems to be the official PCI ID for those cards?2.2KViews0likes6Comments