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October 04, 2012, 01:20:53 PM
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Hi ALL,

I'm running ztex 1.15y cluster.
Sometimes the boards disappears.
To get it back I pressing r<Enter> in console and the board redetected and restarted.
But sometimes I get the messages like
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Warning: Error uploading bitstream: FPGA configuration failed: DONE pin does not go high, possible USB transfer errors (INIT_B_HIST=222; 0 bytes got lost): Retrying it ...
Warning: Error uploading bitstream: FPGA configuration failed: DONE pin does not go high, possible USB transfer errors (INIT_B_HIST=222; 0 bytes got lost): Retrying it ...
Warning: High speed FPGA configuration failed, trying low speed mode:Error uploading bitstream: FPGA configuration failed: DONE pin does not go high, possible USB transfer errors (INIT_B_HIST=222; 0 bytes got lost): Trying low speed mode
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Then I go to another console and reprogram that particular board by its id.
These messages stop coming to console and the board get redetected successfully or I need to press r<Enter> again to refresh.

Q: does anybody know the easier way to get rid of this trouble?

With best regards,
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Does it look like you got any broken welds on the board? check near the FPGA itself.

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