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ZZhou1
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6 years ago

install OpenCL RTE in customer Linux in Mercury AA1 SoC

Hi everyone, I am using Enclustra Mercury AA1 arria10 SoC to implement a opencl application for FPGA. I used the buildroot and bsp-altera provided by Enclustra to build a customer linux and was able...
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6 years ago
Hi, Did you re-build the driver and install in on your SOC FPGA board ? Please refer to OpenCL RTE getting starter guide. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/mwh1391808173911.html#ewa1401204923103 Topic: Recompiling the Linux Kernel Driver and Installing the Intel FPGA RTE for OpenCL Pro Edition onto the SoC FPGA Board There are couple of video series for V series board that might help you copying here for reference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKJR6PPeDFg Thanks, Arslan
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6 years ago
Hi, I did built the driver aclsoc_drv.ko with build-root linux gcc tool chain and copied it to OpenCL RTE folder in the SSD. The OpenCL RTE is also copied to SSD earlier. But after I ran aocl diagnose, the linux gives an error "/root/aocl-pro-rte-17.1.0-240.arm32/host/arm32/bin/aocl: not found". Do you know whether OpenCL RTE is compatible with build-root linux 2018.05 (linux kernel 2.4)? Thanks and regards, Michael