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I installed and began using QuartusII 7.1 last week. I noticed yesterday that everytime I click one of the GUI process buttons or select a Process to start in the Processing->Start-> submenu, the actual processing can take up to three minutes to begin. The WinXP Task Manager shows that quartus.exe is using about 4% of the total processing capacity of the workstation. The majority of the remaining time is spent in Idle. I have also noticed that there is a lot of network activity (icon in the Notification area of the task bar) during the time I am waiting for the processing to begin. The network activity stops as soon as the processing begins
System: Two 3.0GHz Dual Core Xeon Dell Precision 690 WindowsXP SP2 Local License Server: lmgrd 8.2.1.0 alterad 8.4 I have both 6.1 and 7.1 installed on my workstation. The 6.1 version does not exhibit this behavior. I don't remember this being an issue until I set the Maximum processors allowed to parallel compilation to 3. I have since set it back to 1, restarted QuartusII 7.1, and rebooted my workstation. None of this has helped. Has anyone else observed this behavior?Link Copied
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What is yor internet connection speed, and do you have TalkBack enabled?
Slow internet? and Talkback on might be effecting you? Just a guess. File a MySuppport Service Request?- Mark as New
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Thanks for the suggestions. I have TalkBack enabled for both 6.1 and 7.1. 6.1 doesn't exhibit the delay that 7.1 does.
I have submitted an SRR, but I haven't heard anything so far. I am thinking it might have something to do with the versions of the license server, which is managed by another group.
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