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Cannot connect to target

Altera_Forum
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I am new to this forum.  

 

I am using Nios II evaluation kit and following the user guide to run a helloworld program. I hasinstalled USB blaster driver on my WinXP (home edition) so I am able to connect to the target (using nios2-terminal), login and setup an IP address using DHCP.  

 

This did last long. 

 

The terminal program aborted a few minutes later indicating a I/O error. This problem very repeatable. I am also unable to use Nios IDE to programm the helloworld program on the target because it complains JTAG errors. 

 

Any pointers would be welcome. Thanks. 

 

Aaron
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Altera_Forum
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I have resolved the problem myself - 1. possibly a loose cable connection. 2. I forgot to program the FPGA chip before runing the helloworld program.  

 

Well, first experience with Nios II not too bad... 

 

 

 

 

 

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originally posted by aaronjin@Apr 12 2006, 09:42 AM 

i am new to this forum.  

 

i am using nios ii evaluation kit and following the user guide to run a helloworld program. i hasinstalled usb blaster driver on my winxp (home edition) so i am able to connect to the target (using nios2-terminal), login and setup an ip address using dhcp.  

 

this did last long. 

 

the terminal program aborted a few minutes later indicating a i/o error. this problem very repeatable. i am also unable to use nios ide to programm the helloworld program on the target because it complains jtag errors. 

 

any pointers would be welcome. thanks. 

 

aaron 

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Altera_Forum
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good luck with your NIOS II work, I think you will find it much easier compared to the learning curve for most other processors http://forum.niosforum.com/work2/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

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