New ContributorI recently upgraded from 21.3 to 22.1 version of Quartus Pro and now I can't get my design to compile.
The first issue was when I tried to upgrade the IP. The tools got stuck "spinning its wheels" I left it running and after over a day I had to kill the tool.
I then opened the QSYS file directly into Platform Designer, and I seem to get this error.
Any suggestions on how I can get this to work?
Super ContributorAre you saying that "Sync System Infos" (button at the bottom of PD) is what just keeps spinning?
If that doesn't fix it, you might have a bad installation. I'd just uninstall and reinstall Quartus.
New ContributorIt was the auto-update IP in the main Quartus tool that kept spinning. The "Sync System Infos" completes "successfully" (green) but displays the error message I showed above.
The tools are installed on a Linux server (not by me) and others have successfully used the tools so I don't believe the install is bad. Maybe there is something in my environment that isn't playing nicely?
Super ContributorSince the error involves the HPS, have you tried removing it from the system and then re-adding it from scratch?
New ContributorI haven't. Was hoping to avoid that since there are so many parameters I would have to reset to do that. And room for error is high.
Super ContributorYou might not have a choice. Just take screenshots of everything and refer to them as you re-parameterize. That's what I do.
Super ContributorHave you try to save your project in .qar files with Quartus 21.3 and opens it in Quartus Pro 22.1 ?
See if the errors still persists.
Have this issue occurs with other similar design?
If the errors still persists, could you help to share the project .qar files for further investigation?
New ContributorWe decided to revert back to the 21.3 Pro tools and everything builds fine again. At this point we have decided to stay with that version and will re-visit this again in the future (maybe jump to 22.2 or 22.3).
Super ContributorSince you are using previous Quartus as a workaround, I will now transition this thread to community support. If you have a new question, feel free to open a new thread to get the support from Intel experts. Otherwise, the community users will continue to help you on this thread. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Richard Tan
