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- FvM
Super Contributor
Hello,
did you try with programmer option "Halt on-chip configuration controller"?
It may be also the case that your board hardware is trying to reconfigure the FPGA.Regards
Frank
- GLees
Contributor
Just a heads-up, and this may have nothing to do with your problem, but the MAX10 has a bug when programming .pof. All the pins are supposed to be floating during configuration, but some get configured as outputs and may contend with chips on the board that are trying to drive those pins. This can cause high current and weird problems. There is a way to get around it by selecting a particular programming option, but I forget what that is at the moment.
- fadil-iwave
New Member
Hi,
I have also faced a similar issue regarding the .pof file programming on the MAX10 FPGA. It doesn't program upto 4% but fails immediately even though the .sof file of the same design is flashing successfully. Have you come across this issue and fixed it. If so, do you remember what that workaround programming option is?
- NurAiman_M_Intel
Super Contributor
Hi,
Have you try the suggestion from our friends? Any update?
Regards,
Aiman
- NurAiman_M_Intel
Super Contributor
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- llbb
New Contributor
Any updates about error at 4%?