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Hi LLars.
May I know what do you mean by time limited build? Please provide more details on what you are trying to do.
Thank you.
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Nooraini
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Hi LLars,
Which IP is the time limited IP? Please be specific on the issue/error/warning message that you are seeing since you say that you are not able to convert the .sof to a .rbf file. Provide screen shots showing the issue that you are facing. The DE1 SOC kit is a Terasic product, thus we might not know which IP that you are referring to. You are correct about Quartus Pro does not support Cyclone V device however the Quartus Standard edition does support Cyclone V device.
Regards,
Nooraini
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The example used a NiosII processor. But that is getting sort of irrelevant if the software doesn't support the cyclone V which I wanted to use, is there a way to licence any/all of the IP modules, so I never have to deal with this problem again?
It has cost me weeks of developement time, just trying to figure out how to get around this ridiculus problem.
I have 38 years of design experience and I have never had such a futile design frustration.
lee
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Hi LLars,
May I know which Quartus edition you are using that prompt the time limited .sof? The Quartus Pro (paid edition) was developed for high range 10 series family such as Stratix 10, Arria 10 and Cyclone 10 GX moving forward. As mentioned earlier, Quartus Standard edition does support Cyclone V device. Thus you can use Quartus Standard (paid edition) with NIOS II processor in Cyclone V. Even Quartus Lite (free edition) still support Cyclone V device however certain IP Base Suite license is available for purchase. You can refer to the Quartus software feature comparison information from the following link:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/software/programmable/quartus-prime/download.html
For Quartus Lite full licenses to the IP suite, you can contact your local authorized Intel sales representative for further assistance:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/partner/where-to-buy/overview.html
You may also refer to the following link for other FAQs on the IP base suite:
Regards,
Nooraini
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To start with when I click to replay I get
Non-serializable class: java.util.ArrayList$SubList
Your reply is worthless, because it just points me back to places I have already been and doesn't answer the question.
HOW DO I GET A LICENSE FOR ALL IP FOR STANDARD QUARTUS??
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Hi LLars,
I apologize if I have misunderstood here but it would be easier if you can provide screen shots showing this issue that you have mentioned earlier:
To start with when I click to replay I get
Non-serializable class: java.util.ArrayList$SubList
The existing Quartus Standard license comes together with the basic IP base suite as a package. I have checked within the internal team and they confirmed that for purchasing additional IP license regardless for Pro, Standard and Lite edition, user need to contact their local authorized Intel sales representative(Authorized Distributors):
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/partner/where-to-buy/overview.html
Regards,
Nooraini
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Your answer, go search the web for an answer is worthless. I clicked the link went to several of the websites and couldn't find anything, other than at Arrow, they had an FFT and a Vertibi module for $9K, neither of which I am interested in.
An example of time limited IP was a video decoder, video switch, etc
Even when I built an FPGA with the newer NIOS II CPU, it was time limited, so I went back to an older NIOS Ii..
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Hi LLars,
I do apologize that you are not getting the answer that you are looking for in this forum. However I believe that one of the Intel FPGA sales representative has been in contact with you regarding on additional IP license purchase. Please do communicate with them for further assistance.
At the same time, please provide your current Quartus Standard license (.dat file) for us to check. Since you mentioned that when you try to built newer NIOS II CPU, it was time limited. Which Quartus Standard version that you were trying to use the newer NIOS II CPU?
Regards,
Nooraini
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I have decided that I am not going to use the FPGA with built in HPS since I have not been able to get an answer for the past 7 months.
TI offers a Soc with ARM CPU, DDR3 and lots of periperals, so I am going to use that instead.

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