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== Running ModelSim on Linux == | == Running ModelSim on Linux == | ||
ModelSim depends on some very outdated libraries, so it can be difficult to get it to run on linux. However, ScanuRag was able to get it to run on linux in a Fedora toolbox. [https://gist.github.com/vchernin/04b30f0eb72385592d4a2ece615476a8 This gist] details the installation process. You may also need to change the font size. | The version of ModelSim recommended in ECE233 / CSSE 232 depends on some very outdated libraries, so it can be difficult to get it to run on linux. However, ScanuRag was able to get it to run on linux in a Fedora toolbox. [https://gist.github.com/vchernin/04b30f0eb72385592d4a2ece615476a8 This gist] details the installation process. You may also need to change the font size. | ||
Other LUG memeber have had success simply ignoring the version recommendation and running the newest version, which is available on the Intel website and in the aur. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 29 September 2025
Running Quartus on Linux[edit | edit source]
Quartus actually works surprisingly well on linux, although the old version that we're required to use may have some library issues. To install it, download the linux version of Quartus from the intel website (make sure to get the specific version required for your class) and run setup.sh. Once installed, make sure to test compilation, simulation, and board programming. You will probably find that you're missing some required libraries, so make sure you install those.
Running ModelSim on Linux[edit | edit source]
The version of ModelSim recommended in ECE233 / CSSE 232 depends on some very outdated libraries, so it can be difficult to get it to run on linux. However, ScanuRag was able to get it to run on linux in a Fedora toolbox. This gist details the installation process. You may also need to change the font size.
Other LUG memeber have had success simply ignoring the version recommendation and running the newest version, which is available on the Intel website and in the aur.