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Error: altgx_internal: error copying "C:/intelfpga_lite/19.1/quartus/../ip/altera/ip_compiler_for_pci_express/lib/altpcie_serdes_3cgx_x1d_gen1_08p.v": no such file or directory
while executing
"file copy -force $source_file $outdir/$output_file"
(procedure "my_generation_callback" line 73)
invoked from within
"my_generation_callback"
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Hi Sir,
Are you using 19.1 Quartus Lite version?
Is the file exist in your quartus installation as below?
C:/intelfpga_lite/19.1/quartus/../ip/altera/ip_compiler_for_pci_express/lib/altpcie_serdes_3cgx_x1d_gen1_08p.v
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Hi David,
I installed the quartus lite 19.1 in my PC and I also get the same errors when generating the Qsys. Looks like this is a valid issue.
I reported this to the development team.
However, from your side, I will suggest you just stick on the older version. The reason is because for Lite edition, Intel planning to obsolete it in the future, thus it is unlikely we will put any fix for this. After get the confirmation, mostly it will just go with an errata/known issue.
Also, for Cyclone IV, I don't see is there any enhancement implement in recent quartus version. So, using the older version or newer version will give the same results. My suggestion is if you want to upgrade, maybe can consider for older version like 17.1, 18.0 or 18.1 see if this version also give the error. If not, then it is good to go...
I am sorry for the inconvenience caused.
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Reported to the development team yet the problem still exists in 20.1
Intel FPGA software quality assurance right there for ya.
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Hi.
Is this problem acknowledged by the development team?
Will it be fixed in Quartus Standard 21.1?
Is it possible to get a patch for Standard 20.1?
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Hi @BoonT_Intel
I still get this issue in Quartus Standard 20.1.1. Surely this issue should have been fixed by now? Is there any plan to fix it at all?
Regards,
SS
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Thanks for your understanding. Stay safe.
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Hi @BoonT_Intel .
This problem still exist in Quartus Standard 20.1.1.
It has become a bigger problem now due to ADV2110:
Customers can't run the Screening Patch, nor update to 20.1 due to this problem!
Please create a patch that fix the PCIe IP.
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I confirm that problem still exists in QuartusLiteSetup-20.1.1.720-linux.run version!
When the patch will be abailable? Now will try 17.x version...
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The workaround is to copy the following directory from 18.1 into same location in whatever newer release(20.1 and 21.1):
\18.1\ip\altera\ip_compiler_for_pci_express
Hopefully the directory will make it back into the 22.1 installation

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