Hi,
I do get the following error message when I want to download the elf file with the NIOS II Eclipse tooling:
Unable to validate connection settings. Connected system ID hash not found on target at expected base address.
I checked the "Ignore mismatched system ID" and "Ignore mismatched system timestamp" in the System ID checks, but that didn't help.
Some additional info:
I'm working with Quartus version 12.1sp1 for windows and Windows XP SP3 as operation system. My board design contains a EP4CE40F23C7N FPGA, External SRAM, Ethernet PHY, SPI controller and some other I/O to control valves, motors etc.
I created my design with Qys using a NIOS II/f processor, SRAM controller (Tri-state controller), On chip ROM, TSE Phy, EPCS controller and some other pheripherals like timers and the system ID. I build up my Qsys design step by step, and the design works fine (I was able to download the *.elf file) and could ping my board. With a next step, I added a PIO (connected via a Avalon Clock crossing bridge) to the Qsys design and after that I was facing this System ID error.
Does anybody know what is causing this error or who has the same issue? Is this maybe a compiler issue?
I do get the following error message when I want to download the elf file with the NIOS II Eclipse tooling:
Unable to validate connection settings. Connected system ID hash not found on target at expected base address.
I checked the "Ignore mismatched system ID" and "Ignore mismatched system timestamp" in the System ID checks, but that didn't help.
Some additional info:
I'm working with Quartus version 12.1sp1 for windows and Windows XP SP3 as operation system. My board design contains a EP4CE40F23C7N FPGA, External SRAM, Ethernet PHY, SPI controller and some other I/O to control valves, motors etc.
I created my design with Qys using a NIOS II/f processor, SRAM controller (Tri-state controller), On chip ROM, TSE Phy, EPCS controller and some other pheripherals like timers and the system ID. I build up my Qsys design step by step, and the design works fine (I was able to download the *.elf file) and could ping my board. With a next step, I added a PIO (connected via a Avalon Clock crossing bridge) to the Qsys design and after that I was facing this System ID error.
Does anybody know what is causing this error or who has the same issue? Is this maybe a compiler issue?