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How do I obtain a Starter Kit Questa License for Quartus Lite (21.1)?
I am currently running Quartus Prime Lite 21.1. How can I obtain a starter kit IntelFPGA Questa license?
I have recently purchase an Arrow CYC1000 and would like to simulate my systemverilog DSP designs.
Hi beep,
Thank you for using Intel FPGA Community Forum.
Please go to Self Service Licensing Center (SSLC)
https://licensing.intel.com/psg/s/New User ;
SSLC --> RegisterRegistered User ;
SSLC --> Sign in --> Sign up for Evaluation or Free License --> Choose your license (Questa*-Intel® FPGA Starter Edition SW-QUESTA)Thanks!
Regards,
Wani
4 Replies
- Zawani_M_Intel
Frequent Contributor
Hi beep,
Thank you for using Intel FPGA Community Forum.
Please go to Self Service Licensing Center (SSLC)
https://licensing.intel.com/psg/s/New User ;
SSLC --> RegisterRegistered User ;
SSLC --> Sign in --> Sign up for Evaluation or Free License --> Choose your license (Questa*-Intel® FPGA Starter Edition SW-QUESTA)Thanks!
Regards,
Wani - den4den
New Contributor
Me too.
I can't obtain a license file of "Questa - Intel FPGA Edition(includes Starter Edition)", too.My procedure is
1) click "My Intel"
2) click "Intel® FPGA Self Service Licensing Center"
Web page change to "Intel Partner Alliance / Account Required"(I think it's probably seeing a different page.)
[Ideal] SSLC --> Sign in --> Sign up for Evaluation or Free License --> Choose your license (Questa*-Intel® FPGA Starter Edition SW-QUESTA)
[Real ] SSLC --> Sign in --> Sign up for Evaluation or Free License --> Intel Partner Alliance / Account Required.What can I do?
- Joao-Sarmento
New Contributor
try clearing your cache and cookies
- qwk000
Occasional Contributor
This doesn't work for me neither. SSLC just won't come up. I'm new to my company so I created a new account with my new business email. Is this possibly why SSLC won't come up? QuestaSim Starter Edition (or whatever it's called now) is still free right? Why is this so ridiculously complicated?