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15 years agoHi,
I just fixed my problem using the NIOS II 10.0 Command Shell. I report what happened as someone could find it useful: I tried to connect to the NIOS II processor using: nios2-terminal but the shell prompted that I had to specify the --cable option as it appeared I had more than one cable active. So I enumerated my JTAG cable using: jtagconfig --enum and I discovered that it was seeing a ByteBlaster cable that I am actually not using: bash-3.1$ jtagconfig --enum 1) ByteBlaster [LPT1] Unable to lock chain (Bad port name) 2) USB-Blaster [USB-0] 020F30DD EP3C25/EP4CE22 I deleted this cable by using the command: jtagconfig --remove 1 and now I can see my NIOS II processor and run my firmware on NIOS II EDS again! :) Michele