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Jos
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5 years ago

A pof-file read out from a MAX10 development board does not run on another one.

I have a MAX10 development board Rev. C (1) with a functioning application. I would like to run it on a second, similar one (2). So I read the pof-file with the programmer from (1), by using the ...
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NurAiman_M_Intel
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5 years ago

Hi,


Thank you for contacting Intel community.


Kindly try below suggestion and let me know your feedback.


  1. Program the examine .pof again on board A. Is it working?


2. After program the .pof file in board B, try to examine again. Also, try to compare old .pof and new .pof.


3. What is the OPN number that is used for board A and B?


Let me know your feedback.


Thanks.


Regards,

Aiman




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    Jos
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    5 years ago

    Dear Aiman,

    Thanks for your reply. Mine is late because of a vacation.

    Point wise:

    1. I thought of doing this, but I did not do it because I was afraid

    to be left with a board/firmware that does not work anymore.

    And I need it for our radar.

    2. The old and new .pof differ a bit at the start and the end.

    3. OPN= 10M50DAF484C6GES

    Thanks,

    Jos

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      Jos
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      5 years ago

      Some additional information:

      I accidentally programmed the working board A with the

      pof-file read from it previously. The board A was still working.

      I programmed the pof-file of board A into the new

      board B and 'examined' it. The resulting pof-file of

      B and the one of A were identical. Nevertheless,

      board B did not work with the radar.

      As a final check I 'examined' boards A and B and compared

      the pof-files: they were identical.

      So board A and B have the same firmware but only A functions.

      By the way: I used the auto detect result: 10M50DA.

      Jos

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        Jos
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        5 years ago

        Some more information: the design includes a flashing LED.

        On both board A and B the LED flashes. So part of the design

        runs on B. The trouble starts with TCP/IP not functioning.

        Jos