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Hi,
I'm trying to get a handle on how to clone my project and make it build on another PC. But I see that my NIOS BSP uses absolute paths to access the sopc info file. Simply changing the filename in the make file wouldn't work How do I copy a complete project along with its NIOS projects and make sure it works in another system? Thanks Zubair p.s. using Quartus 12 + NIOS SBT 12..Link Copied
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You can fix the absolute path to the .sopcinfo file by manually editing the XML file (settings.bsp). You are looking for the "<SopcDesignFile>" element, about 10 lines down from the top. Just change it to be a relative path.
The settings.bsp is the only file you actually need to copy as far as BSP files; then on each fresh PC you need to "generate" the BSP again.- Mark as New
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Changing makefile and settings.bsp both worked.
Thanks! Zubair- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Changing makefile and settings.bsp both worked. Thanks! Zubair --- Quote End --- There is another good way to solve this problem. First regenerate bsp. Then in application project Index -> rebuild. Then build project. And then run this on hardware. Re-indexing detects the relative current paths of the files related to the project. Similar is the case when you regenerate your new/modified Qsys system. Same procedure.
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