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HRZ, I had the same issue. Initially, you said it was my storage being full/unstable. I tried it again on different host machine and storage device and got the same error. Is Quartus 17 tested on CentOS 7 at all?
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You initially replied that your storage was unstable, so I thought the issue has been resolved, but now there are two people reporting the exact same issue on the exact same OS. This could mean the problem might actually be from Altera. I recommend both of you to open a ticket with Altera's support and report the issue. CentOS 7 has been supported since Quartus v16 (or maybe even before that), but they probably do not test every version on every OS. There had been cases before where OpenCL compilation was completely broken in the new version they released.
P.S. For the sake of completeness, can you guys temporarily disable SELinux and try again? Of course SELinux must remain enabled for maximum security, but if that is the source of problem, it would be easier to find a solution for it.
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