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Under qsys, if I insert a component "ip_compiler for PCI Express" , when generating HDL the following errors appear:
Error (114000): Time value Mbps Mbps and time unit are illegal Error (114000): Time value 125.0MHz MHz and time unit are illegal My FPGA is a Cyclone IV GXI am using Quartus II 15.0.1Link Copied
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Hi ramon_garcia,
That is the data rate you place in? The socond 125Mhz seems valid though :p- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Under qsys, if I insert a component "ip_compiler for PCI Express" , when generating HDL the following errors appear: Error (114000): Time value Mbps Mbps and time unit are illegal Error (114000): Time value 125.0MHz MHz and time unit are illegal My FPGA is a Cyclone IV GXI am using Quartus II 15.0.1 --- Quote End --- Mind share further on the configuration that you are using? I tried with my Quartus II 15.0 and seems like no issue generating the HDL.
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--- Quote Start --- Mind share further on the configuration that you are using? I tried with my Quartus II 15.0 and seems like no issue generating the HDL. --- Quote End --- I can reproduce the problem by inserting the component "IP compiler for PCI Express" (the only one available for PCI Express for a Cyclone IV) with the default settings. That is, start with a clean design in QSYS (only the default clock), insert IP Compiler for PCI Express, and click "Generate". I am using Quartus II 15.0.1 for Linux, but I had the same problem with Quartus II 14.0 and 14.1
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Finally, I found the reason for this problem.
It is a bug in the Linux version. Under Windows, it works perfectly. So I have to switch development to Windows.- Mark as New
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Glad to hear that you have managed to get it work with Windows.
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