New ContributorCould you try to fill up host and nic id in the license file does it helps?
New ContributorI don't know to what extent the licenses are similar. There is no 90-day time limit on the partner license, that's a difference. You can read about the partner program here: https://www.altera.com/asap
Super ContributorCould you try to fill up host and nic id in the license file does it helps?
New ContributorI kind of assumed that you could not enter NIC ID manually. However, I noticed that the correct NIC ID actually already appeared in the new license file, just not in the header where I expected to find it. It does appear in every feature line though, and I guess that is what is important.
The reason why I thought that the new license file did not work is that when I placed it in the same location as my old, about-to-expire, license file and pointed to it from the license setup within Quartus, it still showed the contents and expiry date of the old file.
When I moved away my old license file to another location, Quartus shows the content and expiry date of the new license file. Case closed, I guess, but it sure is a confusing procedure. Thank you for your help.
Super ContributorUnderstood that. Thanks for your sharing and great that your problem had been resolved. I'll close the case then.
