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My interest is to know if someone have try to install Quartus II programmer on a ARM linux and if it worked?
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Its not possible.
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My second interest is to see the source code that do that. I have not see the source code of Quartus II Programmer, is it available?
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No, its not available.
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My last question is if anybody have any suggestion of open source project that could do the programmation of cyclone III using USB blaster or JTAG?
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If you have the USB-Blaster connected to the USB port on the ARM processor, and that ARM processor is running Linux, then you can look at the USBIP project:
http://usbip.sourceforge.net/ I tested the following configuration; Freescale PowerPC QorIQ P2020 COM Express running Linux, with the BeMicro-SDK board plugged into the USB port (the board has an on-board USB-Blaster), and then ran USBIP server on that board. I had a USBIP client running on an Ubuntu 11.04 x86 64-bit laptop, and could program the BeMicro-SDK.
However, if you are designing an ARM board with an FPGA, you can just program the FPGA directly ...
http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/carma_board/fpga_configuration.pdf (
http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/%7edwh/carma_board/fpga_configuration.pdf)
But you would not have access to the SignalTapII logic analyzer, NIOS debugger, etc, using this latter method.
Cheers,
Dave
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