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BSP Editor fails to generate files
- 5 years ago
Hi @MV ,
I solved this error for me. This is due to Python installed alone with SoC EDS. This python trying to access a package. but that is not available in it . To solve this error, we have to remove this python and download latest python then install it in that same folder. please reply me if it is working for you.
I'm using
1. Quartus-lite-20.1.0.711-windows 2. SoCEDSSetup-20.1.0.711-windows
Steps
1. go to Folder Path - C:\intelFPGA_lite\20.1\embedded\host_tools\python and remove all the content in side the folder.
2. Download "python-3.9.1-amd64" and install it in the same folder path C:\intelFPGA_lite\20.1\embedded\host_tools\python
Thanks
Rajesh M
Hi @Rajeshm ,
Could you please be more specific? When I posted the issue I was using latest Quartus and associated tools. Are you in that situation?
As you might have seen from my follow-up rolling back to Quartus 18.1 and going under Linux as a host OS for the toolset on my PC was a reasonable workaround. Typically the driving force for upgrading (Quartus) is when the new version addresses known bugs or when you are forced to do so because you are using new chips which are not supported in older version. If your target is as an example Cyclone V SoC then going for 20.1 doesn't give you benefit but headache (IMHO).
Hi @MV ,
I'm using then DE10-Nano kit and using Quartus prime lite 20.1 for FPGA design. Ok, Will try with older version and post the results.
Thanks
Rajesh M
- MV5 years ago
Occasional Contributor
Great. One of my boards is also DE10-nano and I got things compiled under Quartus 18.1.
Martin