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Regular ContributorHi,
Yes, you may use MAX V for that. I don't see any issue in your use case unless you need to use some IP which the max10 has such as NIOS II.
Meanwhile for this:
3) Seen also in one of the documents that "Altera recommends storing only 1 application image at 1 sector boundary" as I try to implement above. Is this the case ?
or is it better to just select 'Auto' when converting from .sof -> .pof and let the Quartus tool automatically set the start address for each Page ?
I believe i have already answered this in your another thread, which you filed multiple thread every day. Let me explain here again, it would be better if you could select auto for every page. You may also set the start address youself but make sure it wont write on the address of the other SOF file and also on the address where the option bits is located in.
ContributorHi @YuanLi_S_Intel ,
I have seen that message. Thanks.
But, I was referring to the following question there :
Seen also in one of the documents that "Altera recommends storing only 1 application image at 1 sector boundary" as I try to implement above. Is this the case ?
Page 0 - Sector 0
Page 1 - Sector 1
Page 2 - Sector 2
<auto> mode will sort out the start addresses for each Page BUT is it better to store each Page into a different Sector boundary? Does eg <auto> do this ?
If the answer is <auto> can do anything and it ensures not writing on the address of the other SOF files and also on the address where the option bits is located in, that's fine. We can stick to using <auto> for each page & get the start addresses of each page generated automatically by the Quartus tool.
