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bear005
New Contributor
New ContributorUnable to detect device using 'aocl diagnose' command
I'm using an Arria10 FPGA for OpenCL development and currently 1. The FPGA has been inserted into the server 2. The SDK of Opencl for fpga has been downloaded 3. The corresponding BSP tool has bee...
HRZ
Frequent Contributor
Frequent ContributorHave you installed the SDK (which also installs the necessary drivers) and programmed the FPGA with a valid firmware to enable the PCI-E core? The following document covers all necessary steps:
https://cdrdv2.intel.com/v1/dl/getContent/709277?fileName=aocl_getting_started-683188-709277.pdf
bear005New Contributor
New Contributorthanks， after I read the link you provided, I see what is in the picture. Does this mean that I plugged the FPGA directly into the server, and the problem that the OpenCL platform cannot be detected is that I didn't find a technician to configure the environment?
- HRZ
What is the exact model of the board you are using? If you are using a supported board which comes with an OpenCL BSP, you should be able to set it up yourself by following the documentation.
