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I've got a strange problem with the SBT Nios II Flash Programmer.
I've tried this with Eclipse 12.0 (helios) and 13.0 (indigo) and it's the same with both. In short, the error is based around the GUI front end for the programmer thinking the expected system ID should be 64 bits (0xffffffff plus my normal system ID), instead of the normal 32 bits. But then it complains: System ID does not have a valid number format It does this regardless of whether I use the .sopcinfo or the .bsp to provide system information to the programmer. This is a show-stopper - even if I check the 'ignore mismatched' boxes, the error is still preventing running the programmer from the GUI. https://www.alteraforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7468 The connections panel when running or debugging with hardware does NOT do this. The Expected system ID is shown correctly as 32 bits, and the .elf was generated based on the same .sopcinfo / .bsp files. https://www.alteraforum.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7469Link Copied
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For whatever reason, with later re-generations and .sopcinfo files this has cleared itself up. Standard 32 bit system ID. Very strange.
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