Error JTAG ID on Linux when I try to program the Catapult V3(PCI-E version).

[SergeyKharenko]

Thank you for your selfless dedication!!!
I follow your guide step by step. And I successfully programmed my device on Windows 10. However, when I tried to program it on Linux, the issue happened~
Error(209015): Can't configure device. Expected JTAG ID code 0x02E660DD for device 1, but found JTAG ID code 0x026060DD. Make sure the location of the target device on the circuit board matches the device's location in the device chain in the Chain Description File (.cdf).
My Quartus Prime Pro version is 22.3, which is the same as that on Windows. Besides, both of the distributions, Debian 12(Linux Kernel 6.1.0) and Mint 21.2(Linux Kernel 5.15), have this problem.
I don't know whether this is caused by Quartus itself or the driver~
Looking forward to your reply!

[tow3rs]

I'm pretty sure that the issue is driver related. You can try the following steps:

• Use the jtag_scan_tool and check for the expected ID Code: 0x02E660DD
• Use the quartus jtagconfig tool and check the found ID Code.
• Modify one or both of the following lines to decrease the JTAG TCK clock and rebuild the driver

if (hwData->isHighSpeed)
{
	clockDivisor = 1; // -> Increase this value to reduce TCK freq (2,3,4...)
	hwData->jtagClock = 15000000;
	// Comment the following line to enable 12Mhz master clock instead 60Mhz
	// buffer[dwNumBytesToSend++] = FT_OPCODE_DISABLE_DIVIDE_BY_5;   // Use 60MHz master clock (disable divide by 5)
}

[tow3rs]

@Kharlenkow, It appears that a missing synchronization step was causing incomplete device initialization on Linux systems. Now it's fixed.

[SergeyKharenko]

Glad to hear that the problem has been solved!!!
I apologize for my late reply. Because of GFW, I only use github occasionally, but use Gitee instead... T.T