On Tue, 4 Jan 2022 at 19:25, Terry Raymond <traymond160_at_gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I use the obsolete version of the Intel- Altera Quartus 116.1 64 bit This is probably 16.1 right? > Software. But Intels website is totally not accessable and I have been unable to > find any idiots there that know anything about FPGA software licensing. > Intels so called Automatic licensing doesnt even work with this obsolete version. 16.1 is not _that_ old. If you bought the non-free edition you should have your licence key file. If you lost it you should be able to receive a replacement. Knowing the corpos "processes" this may take some time and efforts though ;-) Are you 100% positively sure that you bought paid licence for (presumably) 16.1? ;-) > Of course without the license file I cannot > Compile, create a Waveform (possibly), > Possibly saving code, Creating a Benchmark, because Yeah they are not > active without the stupid license file so its practically useless, which really sucks. Maybe starting with the free edition first could help? But since you already spent a couple grand, (right?) on a paid edition I am sure you'll get your licence file regenerated. > Intels lack of support really sucks too they just direct me to a stupid forum that is of > no help at all in obtaining a license file.Received on 2022-01-04 23:00:03
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