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Is there someone out there, who uses NIOS2 together with an Altera USB Software Guard (Dongle)?
I have switched from parallelport to USB Guard a few weeks ago, and since this point of time the building script of SOPC builder (at the system generation tab) doesn't find a valid license. At the component view of the SOPC builder (system components tab) the cpu is viewed with full license and the license setup at quartus also shows a valid license. Is this a problem with the USB guard? - if yes - is there a patch ? Do i have to reinstall NIOS2, Quartus or even the whole system? PS: I am using Quartus 5.0 with service pack 1.04 and NIOS2 Version 5.0 Build: 73cLink Copied
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OK - Panic is over
replace eperl.exe in the <Nios II install dir>\components\altera_nios2 directory with this one: ftp://ftp.altera.com/outgoing/download/su...nios2/eperl.exe (ftp://ftp.altera.com/outgoing/download/support/ip/processors/nios2/eperl.exe)
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