Hi,
i use a altera cyclone III devboard with an ep3c120. I want to program the hardware and the software in the flash memory. I use this commands sof2flash --input="C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/output/cycloneIII_3c120_dev_niosII_standard.sof" --output="C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab_bsp/flash/cycloneIII_3c120_dev_niosII_standard_ext_flash.flash" --offset=0x0 --verbose nios2-flash-programmer "C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab_bsp/flash/cycloneIII_3c120_dev_niosII_standard_ext_flash.flash" --base=0x8000000 --sidp=0x10022C90 --id=0x0 --timestamp=1328179080 --device=1 --instance=0 '--cable=USB-Blaster on localhost [USB-0]' --program --verbose elf2flash --input="C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab/didt_lab.elf" --output="C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab_bsp/flash/didt_lab_ext_flash.flash" --boot="nios2eds/components/altera_nios2/boot_loader_cfi.srec" --base=0x8000000 --end=0xc000000 --reset=0x8000000 --verbose --after="C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab_bsp/flash/cycloneIII_3c120_dev_niosII_standard_ext_flash.flash" nios2-flash-programmer "C:/testsvn/testsvn/SVN/fbctdidt/VHDL/didt_cyclone_1c120_devkit/software/didt_lab_bsp/flash/didt_lab_ext_flash.flash" --base=0x8000000 --sidp=0x10022C90 --id=0x0 --timestamp=1328179080 --device=1 --instance=0 '--cable=USB-Blaster on localhost [USB-0]' --program --verbose the programming of the flash memory works fine. When i reboot the devboard, the hardware programming correctly but the software doesn't want to start. If i put the elf file alone in the flash memory, reboot, and then program the hardware, the software start. where do you say to the fpga to boot that the software is after the sof in the flash memory. Thanks in advance for your help!Link Copied
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