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Hi!
I have made a small program to make a led flicker and programmed the FPGA with it. Everything went fine. However I have another project which I used to build in a previous version of quartus II and program it on an older cyclone II FPGA. I build this same project with the newer quartus II version 17.1 with no errors. However, when I try to program the cyclone V the following happens: the process starts properly, reaches 86% and then fails. After that I have to power off and on the FPGA so that it works again. Any idea would be appreciated. Thank you.- Tags:
- Cyclone® V FPGAs
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Is the project targeting the correct device on your board? Did you adjust the pin assignments in the Pin Planner?
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--- Quote Start --- Is the project targeting the correct device on your board? Did you adjust the pin assignments in the Pin Planner? --- Quote End --- Yes, sure! Actually I am not that beginner. I have worked quite a lot with FPGAs. It used to give me a warning saying that the write logic was disabled. I rewrote my ram file and the warning dissapeared. I have also a warning stating the following: Warning (332060): Node: counter2 was determined to be a clock but was found without an associated clock assignment. Info (13166): Register \process_1:cnt[0] is being clocked by counter2 Anyway, the project used to work on older software/hardware versions so I do not believe that the problem is related to code. I got it to work fixing the warning about the ram. However it only works under restricted parameter's values, so there is still something missing... Thanks.

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