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We deploy software at our university using SCCM. Deploying Quartus Prime Standard 19.1 as an available (user initiated) install works fine when using silent switches. When deploying as a required (noninteractive) installation, it gets hung up. No error messages, just a hung installer process "QuartusSetup-19.1.0.670-windows.exe"
Installation command line is as follows:
QuartusSetup-19.1.0.670-windows.exe --mode unattended --unattendedmodeui none --installdir c:\programs\intelFPGA\19.1 --accept_eula 1
Has anyone else experienced this issue and was able to find a solution?
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Could you try these and see does it work?
To run the installation with minimal or no interaction with the installer:
<product>-<version>.exe --mode unattended --unattendedmodeui minimal --installdir <installation directory> --accept_eula 1
Reference:
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/manual/quartus_install.pdf#page=11
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Unfortunately, changing that switch resulted in the same exact behavior. Installer hangs indefinitely as if it is expecting some sort of input.
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I did not saw this behavior in my own machine and I am able to open quartus after installation.
OS Platform: Window 10
Quartus: 19.1 Standard version
The command line that I used is the same as the one that you used. Perhaps you can check whether the System Requirements and Prerequisites are met during installation. Or run the command prompt as administrator.
System Requirements and Prerequisites: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/manual/quartus_install.pdf#page=5
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This command line works fine when installing manually or using Group Policy. It does NOT work when using SCCM. Did you test this with SCCM?
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Hi, could you try to run the installer with: --skip_registration 1
this will skip installing some prerequisites, adding some registry entries.
Try to see if the installation can succeed.
If not, try running it with: --syncdebugtrace debug.txt
then pass us the debug.txt file. I'll ask the vendor to examine it.
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I missed your last reply. Will test the first option and if it fails, will provide debug log.
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"--skip_registration 1" - did not make any difference
Attached is the debug log as requested.
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The engineering will work with the vendor on this.
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The vendor don't see anything unusual from the debug file.
Could you try to turn off all antivirus software, then try again?
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Hello,
I'm not sure turning off antivirus will solve anything seeing how this application installs properly when run interactively and only silent deployments via SCCM fail.
Thank you for looking into this.
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