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1. Introduction to Intel® FPGA Software Installation and Licensing
2. Determining System Requirements
3. Downloading Intel® FPGA Software
4. Installing Intel FPGA Software
5. Licensing Intel® FPGA Software
6. Next Steps After Installing and Licensing the Software
A. Intel FPGA Software Installation and Licensing Archives
B. Document Revision History for Intel® FPGA Software Installation and Licensing
4.1. Installing Intel® FPGA Software Through Quartus® Prime Installer
4.2. Installing the Intel® FPGA Software Manually
4.3. Using the Same Installation Files on Multiple Systems
4.4. Managing Multiple Versions and Copies of Intel FPGA Software
4.5. Setting Quartus® Prime Environment Variables
4.6. Starting the Quartus® Prime Software
4.7. Updating Intel FPGA Software
4.8. Installing and Uninstalling a Software Patch
4.9. Uninstalling Intel FPGA Software
4.10. Troubleshooting Installation Issues
4.2.1. Selecting the Installation Path
4.2.2. Installing Intel FPGA Software at the Command Prompt
Command-line Installer Examples
4.2.3. Installing from .tar Files
4.2.4. Installing Device Support to Existing Installation
4.2.5. Installing Programming Cable Drivers
4.2.6. Installing and Configuring a JTAG Server
5.1. Summary of Intel FPGA Software Licenses Required
5.2. Evaluating the Quartus® Prime Software
5.3. Acquiring Free, No-Cost Licenses
5.4. Licensing Intel® FPGA Software Walkthrough
5.5. Getting Hardware Information for License
5.6. Using the Intel FPGA Self-Service Licensing Center
5.7. About Intel® FPGA Software License Files
5.8. Checking the IP License Status
5.9. Configuring the License Manager Server
5.10. Troubleshooting License File Issues
5.6.1. Using the License Assistant
5.6.2. Getting a License File with Your New Purchase
5.6.3. Viewing Licenses
5.6.4. Filtering Your Licenses
5.6.5. Viewing and Generating a Legacy License
5.6.6. Viewing Licenses or License Files Associated to a Computer
5.6.7. Regenerating a License File
5.6.8. Generating a Temporary Checkout License
5.6.9. Generating a Companion License
5.6.10. Renewing Your License
5.6.11. Managing a Computer Profile
5.6.12. Rehosting a License on a Different Computer
5.6.13. Rehosting All Licenses from Current Computer to a Different Computer
5.6.14. Rehosting Multiple/Partial Licenses from Current Computer to a Different Computer
5.6.15. Sharing a License with Another User
5.6.16. Adding Delegate Administrators to Your Licenses and Computers
5.6.17. Splitting Seats on Your License and Generating Licenses
5.6.18. Merging or Adding Seats on Your License and Generating License
5.6.19. Adding Floating Seats
5.6.20. Signing Up for an Evaluation or No-Cost License
5.6.21. Signing Up For an Employee License
5.9.1. Installing the FLEXlm License Manager Server Software on Another License Server
5.9.2. Upgrading the FLEXlm License Manager Server Software
5.9.3. (Windows Only) Starting and Stopping the License Server
5.9.4. (Windows Only) Starting the License Server Automatically
5.9.5. Rereading an Existing License File on a License Server
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4.2.2. Installing Intel FPGA Software at the Command Prompt
You can install Intel FPGA software for Windows* or Linux using command-line arguments. You can also group installation instructions into a custom installation script.
To run the installer executable, use:
- Linux:
<product>-<version>-<os>.run
- Windows*:
<product>-<version>-<os>.exe
The installation wizard appears to guide you through the installation process.
Note: The Quartus® Prime software installer is the main installer. You must have administrator privileges to install it on Windows. It installs other software, such as DSP Builder, if that installer exists in the same location. If a standalone product is not installed by the Quartus® Prime software installer, then you must install it separately.
Command-line Installer Examples
To see the installer's Help in Linux:
<product>-<version>-<os>.run --help
To run the installation with minimal or no interaction with the installer:
<product>-<version>-<os>.exe --mode unattended --unattendedmodeui minimal --installdir <installation directory> --accept_eula 1
To install in console mode (no X display) for Linux:
<product>-<version>-<os>.run --mode text --installdir <installation directory>