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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
    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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Beginner_in_FPGA
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2 years ago

Hi,

I am using the exact versions as below.

No I am not able to access the link, Is there some reason for this?

And does the Github repository have all the files required for compilation of the RTL files?

I used this exact command - ./ofs-common/scripts/common/syn/build_top.sh -p n6000 work_n6000

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KianHinT_altera
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2 years ago

Hi,

Thanks , I saw the guide in the screenshot you provided. Its a more recent updated guide based on RHEL OS instead of the guide that I'm referring with Ubuntu.

As the error doesn't seems to related to compilation issues, instead it is indicating process cannot be terminated, I will need to try it out on my end to check what's wrong with it. I will verify with both Ubuntu and Centos first since I've got the systems ready and probably i will try to source one with RHEL as well next week.

The link cannot be access is probably due to permission issues , as the one in github is mostly development and pre-release versions. You can refer to the official release document in opae.github.io. The repository have all the required files to generate out compilation for FIM, I've been using similar repo (the main one instead of customized to agilex7 pcie attached) to build out the files.

Meanwhile do you mind creating a separate forum topic on this and we will continue from there, as unfortunately this forum thread have been marked closed in the system thus it is no longer trackable on my side. Do let me know here on the link as I can directly assigned myself as the case owner.

Thanks

Regards

Kian