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- Altera_Forum
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Hi, do you mean "match the software to the hardware ?"
Are you using QSYS/SOPC ? It is not a good idea to omit timestamp. But you can, either by unticking the option in nios2 programmer GUI or by omitting the option in nios2-programmer command line. I had troubles like you (you are not precise) when the QSYS component was not at the root project directory. If so Rebuild your QSYS and save it to the root project directory - Altera_Forum
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--- Quote Start --- Hi, do you mean "match the software to the hardware ?" Are you using QSYS/SOPC ? It is not a good idea to omit timestamp. But you can, either by unticking the option in nios2 programmer GUI or by omitting the option in nios2-programmer command line. I had troubles like you (you are not precise) when the QSYS component was not at the root project directory. If so Rebuild your QSYS and save it to the root project directory --- Quote End --- No I am working on a firmware which pulls in the bsp SOPC is not part of the firmware. and I am only try to match firmware build everytime. along with BSP I am also brining in the ucosii.