On 3/7/06, tsuraan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > The license is time limted and one of the FPGA we use (ECP2) is not
>> > supported.
>>
>> I noticed the time limit, but wasn't sure if the ECP2 was a subset of
>> one of those listed or something similar. Anyhow, at least that tool
>> probably isn't the one to use :) Thanks.
>>
>>
>The ECP2 is VERY new. IIRC, you can just get a new license every 6 months
>(this is to encourage you to upgrade), and the ECP2 will be supported by
>the time we need it.
I inquired and recently received this information from Latticesemi:
begin quote:
The ispLEVER Starter is only supported for Windowx XP and 2000. We say
this on our website at -
http://www.latticesemi.com/products/designsoftware/isplever/ispleverstarter.cfm
snip..
The Starter version is not tested to work on wine. Also, for the linux
version of
ispLever is only tested to work on Red Hat Enterprise v3. This is also
mentioned on our website at -
http://www.latticesemi.com/products/designsoftware/isplever/index.cfm?source=topnav&jsessionid=ba30d6ea98a8$3FD$3F$
snip
The ECP2 part will not be supported in the starter version until around
August/September.
end quote.
The good news is that free Starter version of ispLever will soon support
the ECP2, which should enable students and those who have retired to
contribute. Perhaps some progress can be made with running it on Wine.
JB
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