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14 years agoThanks to all for your replies.
--- Quote Start --- If you name your cpu "Linux_cpu": Code: sopc-create-header-files --module Linux_cpu --single custom_fpga.h and Code: nios2-download -g zImage --instance 1 && nios2-terminal --- Quote End --- I've already try with those commands, specifying the --module and the --istance of the cpu on which I prepared my linux kernel, and all works perfect except for my purpose. In fact if I try to run a "cat /proc/cpuinfo" it display only infos about the cpu on which I put my kernel. The purpose of my study is about the porting, upon an fpga multicore system,of an application that at this time run on a general purpose linux machine ; so I need that an operative system (on one Nios2 cpu) can "see" others cores to use some MPI application. Thanks, Antonio