Unstable test results on remote Linux systems

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Unstable test results on remote Linux systems

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I am using Intel VTune Amplifier 2019 with update 3 on Linux system, and try to analyze an interaction of CPU and FPGA on remote Linux systems.

On the host system, I select "Remote Linux (SSH)" in the Where pane and use "Attach to Process" in the What pane to specify the process ID (PID) to analyze. In the How pane, I select "CPU/FPGA Interaction".

However, when I click "Start" to begin the analysis, the target system often crashes while processing. Or I can't see any FPGA-related content in the results. I am sure that the FPGA has execution, but why the FPGA is not detected and the results are unstable.

Has anyone tried or encountered a similar problem?

Thank you for considering my request.

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