Sooo, I have this error. I have made a new-xtimecompossser project- specified my board to be xe2016-512-tq128-c20- -it used to work last week . But I have been flashing some default programs to it and now I am stuck here.
xflash: Error: F03096 Node "0" is configured to boot from a device but no suitable device was found.
xflash: Error: F03096 Node "0" is configured to boot from a device but no suitable device was found. Topic is solved
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Fixed it- I had read solutions before posting, but Could not understand them so here is in more detail. Posting Solution: Get the .xn file from app_usb_aud_xk_216_mc and paste it in the folder of ur project then delete the previous .xn file. Then go to your make file and:
here I am not sure which fixed it but here is what i did: i put a tick on verbose(no idea), save it opened again and i had to press F5 which opened the make file like a text file , then i replaced the original name of the .xn file with the new one which is xk-audio-216-mc.
After this i was able to build and flash my application normally.
here I am not sure which fixed it but here is what i did: i put a tick on verbose(no idea), save it opened again and i had to press F5 which opened the make file like a text file , then i replaced the original name of the .xn file with the new one which is xk-audio-216-mc.
After this i was able to build and flash my application normally.
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I have the same problem
I just received my PXUA-KIT, Chinese minimalistic devkit with XU316-1024-QF60B-C24 onboard.
I'm trying to flash it with my compiled file or their own binaries - same error.
xrun -l
and
xrun --io hello-pxua.xe
work ok but the firmware doesn't stay in the processor.
bash-3.2$ xflash hello-pxua.xe
xflash: Error: F03096 Node "0" is configured to boot from a device but no suitable device was found.
I just received my PXUA-KIT, Chinese minimalistic devkit with XU316-1024-QF60B-C24 onboard.
I'm trying to flash it with my compiled file or their own binaries - same error.
xrun -l
and
xrun --io hello-pxua.xe
work ok but the firmware doesn't stay in the processor.
bash-3.2$ xflash hello-pxua.xe
xflash: Error: F03096 Node "0" is configured to boot from a device but no suitable device was found.
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@alexm301 the problem lay in a bad connection of XL lines.
I flashed it via jtag lines only with this additional parameter:
xflash hello-pxua.xe --force-jtag
Comment from PXUA tech support:
When using XTC15.2.1, it defaults to using XLINK to accelerate xflash, but this isn't always effective. Therefore, if your xlink isn't properly connected, it can cause xflash to fail, while xrun --io will always succeed because they use JTAG, and your JTAG seems to be working fine.
Please use a command similar to xflash your-xe.xe --force-jtag to attempt firmware programming using JTAG.
I recommend using the xflash your-xe.xe --force-jtag command directly, without adding --target or --spi-spec instructions, when you simply want to program the firmware to flash.
I flashed it via jtag lines only with this additional parameter:
xflash hello-pxua.xe --force-jtag
Comment from PXUA tech support:
When using XTC15.2.1, it defaults to using XLINK to accelerate xflash, but this isn't always effective. Therefore, if your xlink isn't properly connected, it can cause xflash to fail, while xrun --io will always succeed because they use JTAG, and your JTAG seems to be working fine.
Please use a command similar to xflash your-xe.xe --force-jtag to attempt firmware programming using JTAG.
I recommend using the xflash your-xe.xe --force-jtag command directly, without adding --target or --spi-spec instructions, when you simply want to program the firmware to flash.