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Altera_Forum
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9 years ago --- Quote Start --- Hi, i have a same proleme like you .i work with the same carte (cyclone V 5csema5f31c6n) .but when i would like to choose the id of my cyclone i have just 5csema5f31c6 without n. so the result of programming is always "failed" can you help me please :confused: --- Quote End --- Perhaps the following may help. A small integration to both the DE1-SoC User manual (sect. 3.2, pp. 16-18) and the University Program tutorial (Quartus_II_introduction, sect. 9.2, pp. 33-34) is necessary, to let the Programmer not fail the JTAG programming of the FPGA. Figure 3.5 in the DE1-SoC User manual displays the 5CSEMA5 device at the end of the JTAG chain but, after having loaded the .sof file, this device should be replaced by the 5CSEMA5F31 device, as in Figure 3.8 and in the tutorial Figure 41. It actually happens that the latter device is appended to the JTAG chain, but the 5CSEMA5 device is not replaced... pressing the Start button leads to failure (see top-right progress window). Solution: delete the 5CSEMA5 device from the JTAG chain, before pressing the Start button.
- DCárd6 years ago
New Contributor
I have the same problem, the thing is that I already did the steps you give but still stays in "Failed" in the progress bar. The device is already replaced with the 5CSEMA5F31. What more can I do?
- JShan271 year ago
New Contributor
Worked 3 days through this. I got mine to work in Windows 11 and Linux Mint. The latter with a slight fpga switch reconfiguration step worth noting. Not sure it's necessary but worked for me. Good luck!