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Altera_Forum
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20 years agoHi shakthi,
> I have tested It with Nios II IDE's sample programs, I get the same result. I did not think it was a u-boot problem. > It puts 'a' at 0x0. When I put 'b' at 0x1, It moves 'a' from 0x0 to 0x1 and puts 'b' > at 0x0. Your hardware is broken -- you need to fix it and stop wasting time looking for problems in software that has been stable for years. Your byte enable signals are probably reversed, maybe shorted -- and check your SDRAM configuration in SOPCBuilder as well. Regards, --Scott