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stratix10 configuration

allen18
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hello,

     I am using quartus Pro 22.3 , device ( stratix10 1SX110HN2F43I2VG ) , flash( MT25QU512).

     When I load the flash using JTAG with a JIC file, and then power cycle the board, FPGA can be successfully configured.

      Now, we plan to use a Single-Chip Microcomputer to load the flash via the AS Configuration method. This microcontroller need a binary file. In the past, when using Xilinx chips, along with generating a bit file, a corresponding bin file would also be generated. Loading this bin file into the flash and then powering up would configure the FPGA. How can I obtain a similar binary file from quartus Pro? I have tried generating RPD and RBF files, experimenting with both big-endian and little-endian formats, but directly writing these files to the flash does not successfully configure the FPGA. How can I obtain a bin file similar to Xilinx's, which can be directly written to the flash for FPGA configuration?

     

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allen18
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I used the RPD file generated simultaneously with the JIC file generation, and also enabled bit swap. This configuration was successful.

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allen18
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After programming jic file by Jtag, I read 8 bytes of data from the flash. Then, I searched for these data in the .rpd file and found them indeed present, but not starting from address 0. Can I extract all these data from  RPD file in some way, create a BIN file, and load it into flash using microcontroller, ensuring successful configuration of the FPGA as well?

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allen18
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I used the RPD file generated simultaneously with the JIC file generation, and also enabled bit swap. This configuration was successful.

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Fakhrul
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Hi allen18,


Sorry I missed you post. I am glad to hear that the issue is resolved, I now transition this thread to community support. If you have a new question, feel free to open a new thread to get support from Intel experts. Otherwise, the community users will continue to help you on this thread. Thank you.


Regards,

Fakhrul


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