I have (hopefully) attached a screen shot of the Convert Programming File setup that I used. I am not seeing the attachment in the "preview" but it says it is attached so maybe it will appear.
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Try with below options
Tick memory file check box while generating .jic file.(To generate output_file.map)
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Okay, this is what the map file says:
BLOCK START ADDRESS END ADDRESS
Page_0 0x00000000 0x006AEBCF
Configuration device: 5CSEBA5
Configuration mode: Active Serial x4
Quad-Serial configuration device dummy clock cycle: 12
Notes:
- Data checksum for this conversion is 0x99FF6008
- All the addresses in this file are byte addresses
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1.Check the pin nConfig and nStatus in reset state it should be high state.
2.Is it development board/custom board?
- If it is custom board: Do you have any hardware/IC in path on nSTATUS and CONF_DONE (like line driver / TRX).
3.Is there any configuration in board available to select the different sectors of the flash to load different program?
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nConfig is pulled high via a 10K resistor. I tried configuring the FPGA directly from JTAG, started with my LED blinking (indicating that the FPGA is configured and working), the CONFIG_DONE output asserted (I have this connected to a LED so I can monitor it easily). Then I momentarily grounded the nConfig signal. The CONFIG_DONE signal was negated and my LED stopped blinking. It did NOT reconfigure from the serial FLASH as I expected.
The nStatus signal is mostly High, but it does get asserted briefly every 175 ms, which I believe is when the FPGA starts over on the configuration process.
This in a custom board, not a development board.
I have tried this on two different boards, the result is the same.
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4.Try to load .jic or .pof using flash loader.
5.Erase EEPROM and try to program.
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I am not sure what you mean by loading the .pof
Is there some other means of loading the serial flash?
I have tried erasing the FLASH and trying over many times. I can program, erase and verify the flash using the USB Blaster, that all appears to work fine.
I am also attaching the screen shot from the stand alone programmer. I made sure to note that the checksum reported by the programmer matches the checksum reported in the map file.
https://www.alteraforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=14376
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