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15 years ago

sopc unsolved error

Hi

I installed quaruts 9.1 on my new computer the installation was fine but when I try to built a

nios core there was the next error

# 2010.05.07 16:10:26 (*) Running Generator Program for cpu_test

Error: Generator program

for module 'cpu_test' did NOT run successfully.

I have to say that the core works on other computer fine .

I tried everything I reinstalled JRE,check if there is variables problem ,reinstall quarus 9.1 and even install quarus 9.0 but the problem is still exsist and I cant create NIOS core.

if any one know what is the problem it will be very helpfull

the details about the computer

my os is WIN 7 home premium 64 bit

intel I7 720qm

4gb DDR3

yoni

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    Altera_Forum
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    I'd expect that when Altera claims support for Win7, Win7 Pro will be the "low" bar. Home Premium is unlikely to ever be "officially" supported.

    I'm running the complete tool suite on Windows 7 Ultimate with no issues.

    -slacker
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    the other computer has windows xp

    I also had the problem with the blaster problem but I succeed to solve it
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    Quartus 9.1 does not support windows 7! I've had to reinstall XP. The SOPC builder gave me random errors when building video bits. I even tried running all executables in 'XP' mode, but ran into a whole different set of problems.

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    the VIP errors in Vista/7 may be solved by right clicking Quartus and choosing Run as Admin.

    the errata details that simulation model generation will fail as well as synthesis without running Quartus in Admin mode on Vista+.