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Morten2000
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3 years ago

Older Quartus versions

Hi My company has used Quartus 16.1 on Windows for many years and all projects are written in 16.1. I now has to switch computer and install Quartus, but as I understand it 16.1 is no longer avai...
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SyafieqS
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3 years ago

Hi Morten,


To check whether you did the right thing on installing wsl, you can simply launch nios 2 command shell and see if it is able to launch, normally unsuccessful installation for wsl, you cannot invoke nios cmd shell or will ask you to install wsl.


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Morten2000
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3 years ago

I have no problem launching the Nios 2 command shell. So I guess WSL is installed correctly.

Should I somehow configure Eclipse/NIOS2 to use WSL when compiling? Or should that happen automatically?

It seems it doesn't do that when it doesn't know UNAME. Because through NIOS 2 command shell I can write uname and it returns Linux.

So why isn't Eclipse using Nios 2 command shell?