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- Altera_Forum
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Do you have a valid licence for NIOS?
If you have one, than you must rebuild the System with Quartus. - Altera_Forum
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Yep. To build a regular sof file, you need to purchase a valid Nios II license from Altera. Please visit their website for more information.
- Altera_Forum
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By purchasing the Nios II development kit, you are entitled to a Nios II license. Altera usually requests that you give them the Network Interface Card (NIC) ID when you purchase the development kit so once you receive the kit, you can then access the database on the Altera website and they will e-mail you a valid license file.
If you didn't provide a NIC (or you changed the machine that you want to run your Quartus II / Nios II tools) you will need to request another license from Altera based on the new NIC ID. I have done this a couple of times so far and it has been realtively painless once you get through the time waiting for tech support to respond to your request. Brad. - Altera_Forum
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Thank you for the answer, MRks Ken and bisKill.
I have a valid Nios II license. and I can rebuild "/examples/verilog/nios2_stratix_2s60_ES\standard" nomaly. But rebuild "/examples/verilog/nios2_stratix_2s60_ES\linux" makes Error:Node instance "inst" instantiates undefined entity "linux_2s60ES" ...why? Now I'm making a new PCsystem in new HardDisk. because My machine installed a lot of old version Quartus & Nios. I will try/rebuild again at new system. - Altera_Forum
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Did you rebuild the SOPC Builder portion of the linux project before trying a Quartus II rebuild?
From the Tools menu, select SOPC Builder. When SOPC Builder appears, click Generate. Once that finishes Quartus II should let you compile the project. Dennis Scott Microtronix Datacom - Altera_Forum
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Hello.
I can make linux_No_time_limited.sof. http://forum.niosforum.com/work2/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif I did... 1.Make a new PCsystem in new HardDisk. 2.Rebuild the SOPC Builder portion of the linux project. Thank you ! a lot of good advice.