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- Altera_Forum
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I dont think the latest QII prime supports these devices since they are quite old. You would need to use the old QII version which has them supported.
- Altera_Forum
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It is possible, yes.
However, Quartus doesn't support these families - I'm pretty sure it never has. You need max+plus ii (https://www.altera.com/support/support-resources/download/legacy/maxplus2/dnl-baseline.html). Note: this is very old software, it needs a license, and has restrictions as to what operating systems it supports. Do you have a good reason for using FLEX/ACEX? I strongly recommend you consider a much newer family. Cheers, Alex - Altera_Forum
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Alex is right, this is an museum based product, and most of the resources like document, tools are aim for newer generations products.
- Altera_Forum
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this I sloooks like product liitation
- Altera_Forum
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Since it is about very old device, I think it would be of very low priority in MySupport.
- Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- Since it is about very old device, I think it would be of very low priority in MySupport. --- Quote End --- What exactyl do you mean by this? Ive raised flex and apex problems and had very fast replies. It depends on your service level (ie. how many chips you buy) - Altera_Forum
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Thank you for reply.I will try to start with some ic supported with QII prime.
- Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- What exactyl do you mean by this? Ive raised flex and apex problems and had very fast replies. It depends on your service level (ie. how many chips you buy) --- Quote End --- Agree with Tricky. The support level that you have will determine the support priority.