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Hi, guys! Each time I am turn on the power, my ip core "ethernet 10G" in arria 10 stops working after 75minutes. Who faced this? What to do?

Maybe you need to pay a license for that Ipcore, that kind of behaviour is very similar to what happens when you have a evaluation license for some iocores

Ipcores*

If you do not have a license, then the firmware file will be in the form * _time_limited.sof

I have license for this ip core.

Changed parameter "enhanced pcs/pma interface width" from 32 to 64. Works fine

Check in assembler report

Hello, has anyone ever used Jenkins to run a Makefile and build a QuartusPro (Or normal quartus) successfully?

Hello , please could you recommend good books for the theory FPGA ?

Could you please give more details? Jenkinks (or any other devops tool) doesn't really care are you calling bash, py or  make scripts on the build machine. It just evaluates some code and returns you the status with logs

You can easily find both of them in PDF in Google :)

The first one gives an overview of the FPGA world landscape.
The second helps you to understand what is circuit design with RTL language. If you have never had a digital circuit design course and have only software background, please don't start from VHDL/verilog language books - you will waste your time. Start from understanding that is FPGA is about circuit design.

So currently what my jenkins is doing is checking out the repo, run the makefile which in terms runs the complete flow of the fpga. I have no problem doing these actions manually but somehow when jenkins runs the makefile on it's workspace, the fitter fails because it is saying that there is error of wrong atom placement (and no detail of this error)

@vconst89 so i thought that maybe there  were some problems concerning the jenkins userspace rights or the needed environment variables, however i checked and everything seemed normal

It's hard to say without  log :)

Try to open local build checkout folder directly and have a look what's inside. If you don't know the exact placem, add echo $PWD to your build command in Jenkins to see where exactly checkout it stored

Make sure that you are using correct setup of the workspace, i.e. build account has all it  needs in the PATH. Add echo $PATH and compare with your own $PATH

@vconst89 haha you're so right. i feel so stupid just describing things approximately. I will install telegram on my computer and once i have the time i will talk to you directly there :)

You can open it directly in web browser https://web.telegram.org/#/im

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