New ContributorWhen trying to download an .elf file using the niosv-download command, the Open On-chip Debugger exits with a "Failed to read MISA from hart 0" message. Any idea what this is telling me?
I can successfully download elf file to the same Agilex when programmed with a different design, so I know the physical connections, etc. are OK. Full log below:
Frequent ContributorHi,
The error seems to indicate on the OpenOCD version that causes the issue. Are you able to track which version you are using?
May I know the Quartus version that you are using. Could you try downloading elf with the latest Quartus version (22.4/23.1) to see if the errors can be eliminated.
Hope to hear from you.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly,Jialin
New ContributorHi KellyJialan,
Thanks for responding. I'm using Quartus v22.4 and it's telling me OpenOCD is 0.11.0-R22.4.
Note that I'm successfully downloading an elf on a different design using these same versions and procedures.
Frequent ContributorHi,
Could you try to use an older version(0.11.0 and below) to download elf for the example design that was unsuccessful. This is the only workaround for now.
It is a known bug by Intel that download elf is unstable on NIOS V and works for older OpenOCD but not newer version.
Hope to hear on your findings.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly
Frequent ContributorHi,
Any feedback on your attempt to try using an older Open OCD version to compile and download the elf file?
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly
Frequent ContributorHi,
Are there any further help needed from my end? Were the feedback provided useful to you?
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly
New ContributorThanks Kelly,
I was away last week and will next look into the OpenOCD suggestion you provided.
Frequent ContributorHi,
Thank you for notifying, I will await your response to see how we can further discuss any issues you face.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly
Frequent ContributorHi,
Any updates from your end whether this solution or feedback provided is helpful and you managed to find a workaround?
Thank you.
Regards,
Kelly
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Kelly Jialin, GOH
New ContributorThis turned out to be an addressing issue. Once I changed my address map to the correct JTAG/UART address the nios-download operation was successful. It had nothing to do with OpenOCD versions.
