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- Julien
Occasional Contributor
Hi,
I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04, and the problem no longer exists, both Quartus and eclipse-nios2 can be launched without issue now. There must have been some kind of library version incompatibility earlier when I was using Ubuntu 16.04.
Thank you, no further action needed as far as I am concerned.
- Ahmed_H_Intel1
Frequent Contributor
Hi Julien,
This is weird it should be working fine. Can you try the slandered version?
- Julien
Occasional Contributor
Hi,
What is the "slandered" version ?
- Ahmed_H_Intel1
Frequent Contributor
Standard Edition
Go to Quarts downloads and get the standard edition
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/downloads/download-center.html
- Julien
Occasional Contributor
Hello,
I downloaded and installed the Standard edition of 18.0, retried, and got the same result : segmentation fault upon launching "eclipse-nios2 &" from the nios_command_shell.
- Ahmed_H_Intel1
Frequent Contributor
I see The Quartus 18 supports Ubuntu 16.04 which means it should work fine.
Can you attach a screenshot of the error message and the log file of the Quartus?
- Julien
Occasional Contributor
This is not a problem with Quartus IDE, but with the NIOS Eclipse IDE to create NIOS BSP.
Below is a copy/paste of the command I am typing and what I get, there is nothing else happening :
etabli@bids-etabli:~/intelFPGA/18.0STANDARD/nios2eds$ ./nios2_command_shell.sh
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Altera Nios2 Command Shell [GCC 4]
Version 18.0, Build 614
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etabli@bids-etabli:~/intelFPGA/18.0STANDARD/nios2eds$ eclipse-nios2
Segmentation fault
etabli@bids-etabli:~/intelFPGA/18.0STANDARD/nios2eds$
- Ahmed_H_Intel1
Frequent Contributor
Can I confirm with you the issue?
I need to escalate this to get confirmed and fixed
The Quarts version is 18.0 and the NIOS II for Eclipse doesn't start up and doesn't create the BSP..... Correct? Plus you tried the version 17.0 and got no issue, and tried the standard version 18.0 which replicates the issue......correct?
Can you please send a screen shoot of the error message and the log file?
- Ahmed_H_Intel1
Frequent Contributor
Hi,
I confirmed with the engineering team that the Quarts and Qsys support the Ubuntu with no issue. Yes It might be a missing library in Ubuntu 16.04.