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JHatt7
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6 years ago

On Linux, I need to program my Arria V using an .sof and the serial configuration device with a .jic file. The .sof loads ok. Attempts to load the .jic always fail. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?

Could someone check out my use of the quartus_pgm command? I have one Arria V FPGA on the JTAG bus. Its .sof image is supposed to have code that would allow me to program a serial configuration devic...
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JHatt7
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6 years ago

Dear WolfGang,

I am confused with what software I can use to 'try program your .jic file using Quartus Programmer ...'

I presume you want me to use the Microsoft Windows operating system. This this correct? I have access to one of these and presuming I am correct, I now have a software selection of products that are available for this platform that are similar to but not the same name as 'Quartus Programmer'.

I see three flavors of Quartus Prime Standard Edition: Pro, Standard, and Lite. Do any of these meet our needs for what you would like me to do?

I am informed from my IT group that the Quartus Prime Standard Edition Lite does not require a license. Would this meet our needs?

---jjh

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ShafiqY_Intel
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6 years ago

Hi JHatt7,

Quartus Programmer tools come with Quartus software. Quartus Programmer tools allows you to program and configure Intel FPGA.

You also can download the stand-alone software of Quartus Programmer tools from Intel FPGA website ( http://fpgasoftware.intel.com/18.1/?edition=standard&platform=windows&download_manager=dlm3 )

Below is Quartus Programmer tools looks like:

You can try program your .jic file using Quartus Programmer first.

And let me know the result.

Thanks