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Altera_Forum
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8 years ago

MAX10 Development Kit Board name, P/N and version corrupt

After successfully having set up Linux on the MAX10 Dev Kit (using the tutorial from rocketboards for rev. C kit) and factory restoring (using the design examples included with the kit), the board na...
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HMunt
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8 years ago

I would appreciate if you elaborated. Is it possible to change these values voluntarily - if so, is there a document with the required steps? (are they stored in QSPI Flash? I would've thought not.).

I used Intel design tools under Windows 10, prior to and after factory restoring - to avoid confusion. Linux was only written to QSPI.

I cannot leave it as is, because as far as I can deduce from this context, the values must've been read from mutable memory. This would imply I cannot validate the board, except by reading the inscriptions on the PCB or the packaging and hence, I have little guarantee that my product is authentic.