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Frequent ContributorHi,
Just to add on , the new FIM supports custom configuration via terminal via OFSS (probably you can refer to here , just an example https://ofs.github.io/ofs-2024.1-1/hw/iseries_devkit/dev_guides/fim_dev/ug_ofs_iseries_dk_fim_dev/#443-pcie-configuration-using-ofss)
As for the GUI configuration , I've talk to our OFS guys whether it is possible to build off Quartus GUI directly without using command line, but they will check first on this .
The other option suggested was to after you finish compiling the FIM, open the Quartus in the build output folder and do the changes in there and make note of what are the file changes and then copy those changes back into the golden area(the base directory) and build from terminal.
Will get back to you on whether the Quartus GUI compilation possibility.
Thanks
Regards
Kian
ContributorHi @khtan,
For the question you asked,
"May I confirm if I get you right, you have successfully build out the FIM and you open the Quartus project that was generated out in the output folder or from the default directory?"
Yes, I have already successfully built the FIM using the script in the terminal and then opened the Quartus project that was generated from the output folder.
"The other option suggested was to after you finish compiling the FIM, open the Quartus in the build output folder and do the changes in there and make note of what are the file changes and then copy those changes back into the golden area(the base directory) and build from terminal."
This seems like an okayish option, will settle for this right now.
But would definitely need a confirmation on this "Will get back to you on whether the Quartus GUI compilation possibility", since I work on a Windows system and switching to Linux would be a hassle.
Thanks,
Best Regards.
