Re: Using USB programming cables from Xilinx and Lattice on one Windows machine

sky465nm@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Jungos tools have a history of totally violating any sane programming rules.
Yep.

Maybe you could add another usb card to let them install on different
hardware..?
I tried different USB cards, without any luck. I put two different ones in that machine before, because I wanted to try to use two Xilinx USB cables in the same machine. That's another thing I never could get to work... Back then I just used one parallel cable and one USB cable, but even that doesn't work with the mixture of Xilinx and Lattice.

I tried almost every combination (Xilinx USB, Lattice Parallel; Lattice USB, Xilinx Parallel; Lattice and Xilinx USB), none works.

> Or install the lattice programmer, and then use a win32 port of
> the linux driver for the xilinx stuff?
Is there a win32 port for the libusb-thing?

One thing I could try is the drivers they shopped with ISE10.1. I think I read somewhere that at least in the linux release they now ship a driver based on libusb. Maybe they changed the Windows-driver as well...

I don't know the sanity of the lattice drivers, but likely the Jungo drivers
are to blame.
Yep.

cu,
Sean

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