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h3l1um
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2 years ago
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Intel Open FPGA stack

Hey all, I am a beginner in FPGA development and I have never used Quartus before. I'll be building on the N6000-PL card from Intel which does not have any image preinstalled, so I have to use the I...
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  • KianHinT_altera's avatar
    KianHinT_altera
    2 years ago

    Hello,

    Yes, you will need Linux based system to compile Intel OFS package.

    Unfortunately we don't have any compilation script(eg. OFS - dfl, opae) that supports Windows. Most of the FPGA development tools are solely based on Linux systems. Quartus is available on Windows & Linux though.

    Thanks

    Regards

    Kian

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KianHinT_altera
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2 years ago

Hello,

Yes, you will need Linux based system to compile Intel OFS package.

Unfortunately we don't have any compilation script(eg. OFS - dfl, opae) that supports Windows. Most of the FPGA development tools are solely based on Linux systems. Quartus is available on Windows & Linux though.

Thanks

Regards

Kian

  • Beginner_in_FPGA's avatar
    Beginner_in_FPGA
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    2 years ago

    Hey,

    I started compiling the Open FPGA stack for the N6000 card.
    I am not able to compile the project, here is the exact steps i followed.

    I want to know if i can compile the project without using any AFU of my own, because i didnt write any RTL yet.

    Below is the attached terminal window commands that i used.