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14 years agoExample designs for communicating two Altera boards
I am looking for example designs or tutorials showing how to communicate two Altera boards using simple protocols. The purpose is to see how the two devices interact by transmitting data back and for...
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14 years ago --- Quote Start --- I have installed Q II 11.1 SP1, exactly the Build 216 11/23/2011 SJ Full Version. Unfortunately, no change was made in the process of generating any designs that include a On-Chip Memory IP core. The latest one I tried was the JTAG-to-Avalon-MM tutorial you suggested. Hence, I attach here so that you can check whether the issue is coming from the design itself or it is not possible to use On-chip memory cores in Qsys/SOPC Builder in my system (Windows Server 2008). --- Quote End --- Here's what I did: 1) Unzip your design 2) Opened the Qsys design and generated the system 3) Clicked on the files tab in the main GUI, and then clicked on the qsys_system.qsys and set it as the top-level entity (as described in the tutorial). 4) Synthesized the design. There were no errors. What was the problem you saw? If you think its a problem with Windows Server 2008, download VirtualBox, install Windows or Linux into that, and then install the Quartus tool there. Note that Windows Server 2008 is not a supported OS: http://www.altera.com/download/os-support/oss-index.html If you're serious about FPGA design, then you should install a supported OS. Cheers, Dave