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Occasional ContributorI wrote the OUWNIOS course (targeted at the DE10-Lite). See: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/training/course/ouwnios.html
Note that Eclipse isn't shipped natively with Quartus after (I think) version 19.1 . If you redo your pinout, it should be fine, as Nios is supported in all FPGAs.
Qsys was replaced by Platform Designer but its mostly just a name change. For hello world type projects its essentially the same.
Let me know if it works out, else I can get on a quick call with you to sort it out.
Regards,
Larry
New ContributorLarry,
Thank you for your reply. I'll try the course as you suggest. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "redoing the pins." Do you mean because of the differences between the DE-10 and the DE-0, or is it something else?
Also, the errors seem to come with trying to create the BSP.
Finally, here's some free customer feedback. It would be an incredible help if a fresh pair of eyes looked at the wealth of documents that seems to be available here and reorganized it all, particularly reorganizing around what documents support each version of Quartus and what documents are more general. The technology transfer issues around FPGA design are formidable. Trying to teach it is challenging.
Can you send me your direct e-mail in case we need to set up a chat? Thanks.
arnie
aberger@uw.edu
New ContributorI should also add that the NIOS soft core is not available outside of Qsys (Project Builder). It would be nice if I could access it through the base Quartus II tools.
Arnie
