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NIOS II Eclipse - Unable to create project

Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor II
‎12-13-2010 06:20 AM
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I am new to NIOS. I have build an SOPC system using Quartus 9.1. The system has an on-chip ram. Now, I am using NIOS II - Eclipse platform to build the application. I choose "New NIOS II Application and BSP from template". After adding my SOPC Information file, I selected blank project, but when I try to create the project, it gives the following error.  

 

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Failed to execute: ./create-this-bsp --cpu-name Host_NIOS --no-make 

SEVERE: nios2-bsp-create-settings failed. 

SEVERE: Tcl script "bsp-set-defaults.tcl " failed: Section ".rodata" has no memory region mapping. 

nios2-bsp: nios2-bsp-create-settings failed  

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Can somebody help me with this? Is this error caused by some problem with my SOPC system or there is some other reason. 

P.S. I am using NIOS II EDS 9.1. 

 

Any response is highly appreciated.
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Altera_Forum
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‎12-13-2010 07:59 AM
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Problem Solved. Removing the onchip memory, re-adding it, re-adjusting the base address values and then re-generating the system did it for me.

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