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Table of Contents
Overview
Due to a problem in the Quartus II software, the Quartus Programmer must be used to program EPCQ devices using a generated .jic file in order to enable 4 bytes addressing mode. Only then the nios2-flash-programmer can be used to program the EPCQ device with the .flash file generated by the sof2flash tool in order to include the header information required by the new Nios II bootcopier. This page presents step-by-step instructions on how to create the JIC file and how to program it to the board. The Device Wide AMP hardware design is used as an example. Note that this procedure needs to be done only once for each board. It will not do any harm to perform it multiple times, but it is not necessary.References
More information about the subject can be found at http://www.altera.com/support/kdb/solutions/rd11192013_118.html.Generate JIC File
This section presents detailed instructions on how to create the necessary JIC file based on your hardware design. 1. Start Quartus II Programmer 2. From Quartus II Programmer, start "Convert Programming File" utility
3. Setup the conversion parameters: - Select "Programming file Type" as "JTAG Indirect Configuration File (.jic)"
- Select "Configuration Device" as "EPCQ256"
- Select "Mode" as "Active Serial"
- Enter "File name" for the jic file to be generated
4. Select the "SOF Data" line on the bottom panel and click "Add File".
5. Browse and select the sof file containing the hardware design.
6. Select the "Flash Loader" line on the bottom panel and click "Add Device".
7. Select the device from your target board.
8. Click "Generate" button.
9. A completion message is displayed. Click "OK" to close it.
10. Close conversion utility.
Program EPCQ
This section presents step-by-step instructions on how to program EPCQ using the JIC file created at the previous step. 1. Start Quartus II Programmer. 2. Click "Hardware Setup"
3. Select the programming cable and press "OK".
4. Click "Autodetect"
5. Select the correct device, matching your target board.
6. Select the FPGA device on the main panel.
7. Go to File → Change File
8. Browse to the JIC file created in the previous section and select it.
9. Click on the "Program/Configure" check box for "EPCQ256". Both it and the FPGA device checkboxes will automatically by checked.
10. Click "Start"
11. A progress bar will be displayed in the top right corner.
12. Success will be displayed at the end.
13. Close Quartus II Programmer.
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