Occasional ContributorDear community,
where can I download device files (qdz) for older Quartus Prime versions?
I would like to simulate a sample design for Arria 10 on Quartus Prime Lite 15.1 for Windows.
Regards
Regular ContributorYou can't access that version online any more.
The only supported versions of Quartus available online for download are 13.0sp1, 13.1, and 17.0 and later.
Intel removed online access for most older versions of Quartus (and their associated device files).
You can download thru here:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/collections/products/fpga/software/downloads.html?s=Newest
Super ContributorHi,
Sent you an email.
Occasional ContributorHi,
1. I have a Cyclone V GT and V Soc Development Kit. I think they come with a one year Quartus licence?
So maybe I can download a newer Quartus Prime version - but where are the license keys? It was not on the enclosed papers. Is it printed on the Dev Baords?
2. I'm looking for a Root Point - Enpoint communication example. The (Chained DMA) example I found was for the Arria 10 instead of the cyclone 5 - this led to my question.
In the meantime I found an equivalent (?) example in this userguide ( https://www.intel.com/programmable/technical-pdfs/655085.pdf ). This would make the question about the Arria 10 device superfluous.
It is the only root port example I could find and it is unfortunately very complex - actually too complex for the beginning. A simple memory write read would be better.
So I was very glad to find this post (https://community.intel.com/t5/FPGA-Wiki/Simpler-Chaining-DMA-Testbench-Example/ta-p/735878?wapkw=chaining%20DMA ) in your forum. But unfortunately all the links are broken.
Could you fix the links? that would help a lot!
Thank you
and best regards
