Hi to all,
I am facing Problem regarding the quartus programmer. when i going to add hardware it doesnot show "lpt1" instead of that it is showing "kernel mode driver is not installed". i have purchased the new PC which does not have parallel port installed in it, thus i have added a pci based parallel port card and installed the respected driver for it. kindly help me to get rid of this situation Warm Regards Preet链接已复制
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Hello, everybody.
I have the same problem. As well as Preet i am using a PCI-based Parallel Port Card. I was able to connect a parallel printer to it (LPT1) and i was also able print with it. So principially the parallel port is working fine. In my mind the installation of the "Altera Byte Blaster" driver may be the basic problem. I followed the installation instructions on http://www.altera.com/support/software/drivers/dri-index.html?gsa_pos=1&wt.oss_r=1&wt.oss=programming%20cable%20driver but this didn't change something. If anybody has an solution for the problem, i would really appreciate it. MarcHello.
Can you check, if the following services are running? parport.sys parvdm.sys To do so, just type the following in the command line: sc query parport sc queryc parvdm If both services are running, you can try the following: Goto .....\program files\Altera\80\quartus\drivers\i386 and execute bblpt.exe with the option /i This should install the driver. Thats just the answer, I got from the support. In my case it did not solve the problem. If one of the services fail, you have a problem that is not related to Altera software, i think. Kind regards, MarcHi There
thank you for the repsonse I found one service not running C:\altera\72sp3\quartus\bin>sc query parvdm SERVICE_NAME: parvdm TYPE : 1 KERNEL_DRIVER STATE : 1 STOPPED (NOT_STOPPABLE,NOT_PAUSABLE,IGNORES_SHUTDOWN) WIN32_EXIT_CODE : 20 (0x14) SERVICE_EXIT_CODE : 0 (0x0) CHECKPOINT : 0x0 WAIT_HINT : 0x0--- Quote Start --- Anyone has VMware intsalled on the machine? --- Quote End --- I had problems installing ByteBlaster on my VMWare machine. Though I used Linux on my host as well as VMware machine, I was able to resolve the issue. I have reported my complete problem and solution here: http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3052
Good day readers
I have managed to get my ByteBlaster working My LTP1 is native In Device manager it showed 2 x paralel ports LPT1 - ECP printer port LPT3 - Unusable Port I uninstalled LPT3 i Then did update driver on LPT1 and chose ECP printer port in command line sc start parvdm.sys and bblpt.exe restart computer installed byteblster driver as per altera recommendation reboot and presto Bob's your AuntyHello guys,
I found thread with very good instructions, it helped me a lot :) this damn system cant allow me post link, because I am newbie. So, google term "Configuring ByteBlaster and putting Kernal Mode driver to bed" It is very good thread on alteraforum