Quartus II Web Edition not communicating with USB-Blaster on OpenSuSe 12.1

[Altera_Forum]

I have succesfully installed Quartus II Web Edition 12.0sp2 on OpenSuSe KDE4 12.1 x86_64. 

 Quartus II is working in 32 bit operation. (not configured as 64bit during installation)  I have an sample project succesfully compiled without any errors on Quartus II.  But when i try to programm the .sof file to my EP3C25 Starterboard, the programmer doesn't show the USB-Blaster in the programmer configure window.  If I start de command "hwinfo --usb" by terminal in su mode I get the following output info;  14: USB 00.0: 0000 Unclassified device  [Created at usb.122]  Unique ID: ZmS7.7UPKMDz+LLB  Parent ID: 7eqy.v+N+B0xY+P6  SysFS ID: /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb6/6-1/6-1:1.0  SysFS BusID: 6-1:1.0  Hardware Class: unknown  Model: "Altera USB-Blaster"  Hotplug: USB  Vendor: usb 0x09fb "Altera"  Device: usb 0x6001 "USB-Blaster"  Revision: "4.00"  Serial ID: "91d28408"  Speed: 12 Mbps  Module Alias: "usb:v09FBp6001d0400dc00dsc00dp00icFFiscFFipFF"  Config Status: cfg=no, avail=yes, need=no, active=unknown  Attached to:# 8 (Hub)  So far conclusion SuSe is detecting the USB-Blaster  But when I start the command "jtagconfig" I get the following message;  hkopp64@linux-y0kk:~/altera/12.0sp2/quartus/bin> jtagconfig *** The Quartus II software cannot be started because the current platform,  'linux64', does not appear to be installed in:  '/home/hkopp64/altera/12.0sp2/quartus'.  Error (Server error) when scanning hardware  hkopp64@linux-y0kk:~/altera/12.0sp2/quartus/bin>   Quartus II jtag programmer is pointing to a 64bit dir, but how can I correct this to get the programmer working with the USB-Blaster into 32 bit operation ?  Kind Regards  Huib  :confused:

[Altera_Forum]

I have found an solution but the problem starts by installing of Quartus II that the linux64 directory will not uncompressed and saved under altera/12.0sp2/quartus directory 

 My solution is to manually gzip the linux64.gz file and save under altera/12.0sp2/quartus.  Now start jtagconf by terminal and the USB-Blaster shows up !  Problem solved :)