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SeongLim
New Contributor
1 year ago[USB-Blaster] Detected as "USB-Blaster Variant" on SLES12 – Causing Detection Issues
Hi, I'm facing an issue where the USB-Blaster is automatically detected as USB-Blaster [Variant] in a Linux environment (SLES12), instead of the standard USB-Blaster. Because of this, my system is ...
FvM
Super Contributor
8 months agoHi,
USB\VID_09FB&PID_6010&REV_0142&MI_00 looks suspicious. It's not listed in usbblasterii.inf shipped with recent Quartus versions. You may check which oem.inf file is linked with this device instance and post its content here.
Regards
Frank
Milan_S
New Contributor
8 months agoOk, the oem192.inf (C:\Windows\INF) file is used insted of the usbblasterii.inf, but the file content is identical.
- FvM8 months ago
Super Contributor
usblasterii.inf is copied to oemxxx.inf during install, that's normal operation.
I was under the impression, there could be a different driver *.inf loaded in non-function state which should reflect in device control manager, but apparently it's not the case.