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20 years agoProblem on JTAG ID code
I am using Altera DSP Development Kits(Stratix II 2S60). Do Nios II Linux v1.4 support it? If so, where can I find the appropriate source code for it? I use Nios II Linux Distribution v1...
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20 years agoThank you.
I have copy 2s60 SOP file from nios ii 5.1. Building is successful. However, when I try to upload uCLinux to board, nios ii can not find flash- device. Error information as follows. ------------------------------------------------ Microtronix Linux Extensions Version 1.4, Built June 20, 2005 ------------------------------------------------ WARNING: Default charset GBK not supported, using ISO-8859-1 instead Jan 6, 2006 11:01:02 AM - (??) nios2-flash-programmer: Launching Quartus Program mer to download: c:/altera/kits/nios2/components/altera_nios_dev_board_stratix_2s60/system/a ltera_nios_dev_board_stratix_2s60.sof Jan 6, 2006 11:01:22 AM - (??) nios2-flash-programmer: Error opening target hard ware Jan 6, 2006 11:01:22 AM - (??) nios2-flash-programmer: Unable to open flash-d evice after successfully communicating with target. It is likely that you are using a flash-programming FPGA design which was not created for your target board. In order to program flash, you must first create a purpose-built flash-programming design (i.e. FPGA configuration) and associate it with your particular board. The Nios development kit is delivered with purpose-bui lt flash-programming designs pre-built for several development boards. If you wi sh to program flash on your own board, you must first create a flash-programming design. The process of creating a flash-programming design for your board is mostly automated. From a bash-shell, execute this script: mk_target_board --help The help-message includes references to other documentation on programming flash and targeting Nios systems to custom board designs. - exiting. WARNING: Default charset GBK not supported, using ISO-8859-1 instead