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Jos
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6 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,


Apologize for the delay in response.


After looking into your feedback and checking with our internal team, since the LED flashes from both board A and B, there should be no problem with your device. LED flashes means your configuration is working. However, may i know what do you mean by TCP/IP not functioning? Are you using IP/protocol that is dependent on device? Some IP/protocol can only be use on specific/multiple devices.


Thanks.


Regards,

Aiman



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Jos
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5 years ago

Dear Aiman,

Thanks for your reply. I am a bit late because

of a vacation.

I agree with your remark about the flashing LED.

I use a C program running on NIOS that uses

the TCP/IP stack from an example. When the FPGA

is started it waits for a TCP/IP connection. This

connection is initiated by a program on a laptop.

What I mean by TCP/IP not functioning is that

the laptop issues an error message, because it cannot

establish a connection.

The TCP/IP stack/protocol functions on one

MAX10 board, while it does not on another,

of the same model. This is strange. I doubt if this is

really a problem with the stack.

Best regards,

Jos

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