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Honored ContributorOk. I finally received the CD's for Nios v1.1 and upgraded everything. I'm now running NiosII IDE v1.1, Quartus 4.2 SP1 and NiosII Linux v1.3.
After removing all JTAG targets except one (USB-Blaster), I am finally able to connect to a process running on the target through the Nios II IDE. However, when I try to step into the code, the program running on the target exits with an "EL: not found" error. # debug /bin/hello_linux.gdb DEBUG: running "/bin/hello_linux.gdb" ... EL: not found I've found that this error is generated whenever I try executing a .elf file on the Nios II under uClinux. Perhaps there is an option the kernel configuration that allows execution of .elf files; however I can't find such an option. The "Executable File Formats" section of menuconfig contains the following options: Kernel support for flat binaries Enable ZFLAT support Enable shared FLAT support Kernel support for MISC binaries. Currently, I only have the "Kernel support for flat binaries" enabled. Is there some other option I need to turn on which will allow .elf files to be executed? Thanks, Terry Graessle
