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Hi,
Since I use Windows 10, after programming several time the FPGA via JTAG using the usb blaster II driver, the chain is not accessible and prevents further programming of the SOF.
To solve this: you can stop the JTAGServer in the task manager/services
and the problem is solved.
This was not a problem under win7 using the exact same hardware (Blaster and FPGA board).
Hope that helps you out too.
Note: Intel or Microsoft should fix this.
Using the Quartus programmer 19.1.
Windows 10 version 1803.
I have attached a picture showing how to stop it (right mouse button).
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Hi @AEsqu ,
Thanks for sharing information this will help many.
The problem is already registered and a workaround/ fix is provided.
https://www.intel.com/content/altera-www/global/en_us/index/support/support-resources/knowledge-base/component/2018/-why-is-the-intel--fpga-usb-download-cable-not-detected-by-intel.html
Regards
Anand
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ok Anand.
Will this be fixed in 19.2?
Note that it is not necessary to reboot in safe mode to stop the service as I indicated.
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If there is a bug, it will be fixed with patch or next release.
Note: The link shared was for Quarts v16.1.
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