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JTAG_UART stuck in printf
This is how I created the BSP: In Quartus, Platform Designer, File -> New BSP, this generated the file "settings.bsp", and then I ran the command "niosv-bsp.exe -g settings.bsp"
- ProFromDover_Altera5 months ago
Occasional Contributor
With this flow, you're getting the default BSP configuration, which depending on the complexity of your system it may not be making the choices that you expect. Can you share the settings.bsp file that is created by this flow? The system.h and alt_sys_init.c would be useful as well.
- Naji_Naufel_Arrow5 months ago
Occasional Contributor
When you create the BSP, look in the "Main" tab to see what is selected for stdout.
In the screenshot below, I have the lw_uart selected. When jtag_uart is also present, the BSP creator arbitrarily picks one of them and you have to change it to the desired uart before clicking the "Generate BSP" button.
If the jtag_uart is the only UART present in the hardware, it should be selected automatically.
- BoonBengT_Altera4 months ago
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Hi sittinhawk,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to follow up and check if there are any remaining questions or concerns regarding this matter.
Please let us know if anything still needs clarification — we’re happy to assist further.
Thank you for your time, and we look forward to your feedback.
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- BoonBengT_Altera4 months ago
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Hi sittinhawk,
As we do not receive any further clarification/updates on the matter, hence would assume challenge are overcome. We will continue to monitor this post for the next 5 days. If there are no further inquiries during this period, I will step back and allow the community to assist with any future follow-up questions.
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