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USB-Blaster “unable to scan device chain” Error MessageĪfter installing the software, I tried to use the programmer to connect my development board, but I got the error Unable to scan device chain.
#USB BLASTER TERASIC INSTALL#
I’ve written them down here for later reference, and maybe you have the same install problems, so this might help. Now the display works, but there’s a lot of other problems, like getting the dreaded error message: “USB-Blaster unable to scan device chain”. So I installed it on my Linux Ubuntu 18.04 machine instead. The Windows version doesn’t work with high-resolution screens when using scaling the text is cut off on the display.
#USB BLASTER TERASIC SOFTWARE#
So I got myself two Terasic boards, one Terasic DE10-Nano for testing out the excellent MiSTer FPGA hardware arcade/computer/console emulator and a simpler DE0-Nano for beginning to learn Verilog.īut the software used, called Intel Quartus Prime 19.1, is truly horrible.
#USB BLASTER TERASIC HOW TO#
It depends on a matching bitfile being present in QSPI flash.I’ve decided to learn how to program FPGA:s. However, being a partial reconfiguration bitfile, The SD card contains the FPGA+ARM bitfile we built above, which gets loaded The Linux kernel makes a call to the still-resident U-boot firmware which does the To partially reconfigure further bitfiles (and their Device Trees toĬonfigure Linux appropriately). At a later time, Linux can use the FPGA Manager.Then we load a Linux kernel, Linux Device Tree, and initramfs.The bitfile we built above, which connects a DDR4 memory controller to the ARM We then partially configure the FPGA with In our image, we mount the SD/MMC card.scr script file describing what to do next U-boot loads a Device Tree file (for itself) A U-boot second stage bootloader is embedded in this bitfile, which loads the.This is enough toĬonfigure the SD/MMC controller, HPS ethernet and HPS USB A bitfile for HPS I/Os is loaded from QSPI flash.The HPS-first FPGA boot process goes like this: Password - you don't need to wait for cloud-init. Next time you boot you can login with this Now you can login with username/password ubuntu/ ubuntu. The Mini USB port on the Terasic HPS daughterboard. Booting the DE10Īttach power to the DE10 board but leave it turned off. If something goes wrong, a log is produced in sdbuild.log. Micro SD card via dd, Etcher or USBImager. Then press Enter to confirm no device tree edits for Linux, and later againĪ file sdimage.img should be generated which is suitable for writing to a When the Linux config menu appears, just cursor to Exit and press Enter. DE10Pro-hps-template DE10_Pro DE10_Pro_HPS payload \
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# this merges files from the tree in 'payload' into the image and installs the
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Sudo apt install libncurses-dev libssl-dev device-tree-compiler bison flex
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Whenever you run Quartus, you will need to provide it with a licence server: IDs and product IDs listed above - you will probably only need those in the Hypervisor config create mappings to passthrough USB devices with the vendor Virtual machine: If running Ubuntu in a VM (eg VirtualBox), in your You may need to unplug and replug FPGA USB cable if it is already attached Cat <