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Thanks! That seems to have worked for me. Been running over an hour now and no crashes. That is much longer than the minute or two I would get before.
I should also note that I haven't just done the fix Pinhedd described. All three of these things I have done to make it work, but not necessarily needing numbers 1 and 2. I could try reverting the change made in number 1, and rebooting to revert number 2. It would be real nice if Altera would add proper support for Debian based linux distros, such as Ubuntu. Ubuntu is so much more useful and easier to use than RHEL based. I don't want to spend time tinkering to get things working - I want to get down to work.
- Make certain 127.0.0.1 is set to resolve to localhost.localdomain localhost:
mikeon84@mikes-laptop:~$ cat /etc/hosts | head -1
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
- Set env variable
export CURLOPT_NOSIGNAL=1
- Most likely the real fix, noted by Pinhedd. There are many libraries in that folder, which many are already included in the OS - so are probably not necessary?
mikeon84@mikes-laptop:~/$ sudo mv /altera/14.1/quartus/linux64/libcurl.so.4 /altera/14.1/quartus/linux64/libcurl.so.4.bak password for mikeon84:
mikeon84@mikes-laptop:~/$
Thanks again, Pinhedd. I was afraid I was going to have to install Windows in a VM or something.
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I'd followed these Pinhedd steps and them works, you don't need to set a new environment variable just rename the libcurl.so.4 to libcurl.so.4.bak. Why? Because in Fedora Quartus don't need to load this lib, just in CentOS or RedHat versions! Thanks guys, this solution solve my problem. I hope that be useful for you!
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