I flashed my OSSC 1.7, which was converted to 1.8, and it seems to be working fine. I like the new built-in shadow masks, especially the JVC ones.
I didn’t change anything in quartus, because I don’t know much about FPGAs – I tried to download 17.1, 22.1, 23.1 – the same thing everywhere.
I didn’t add anything, I took the project from the github and am trying to compile it according to the instructions from the github.
I want to make sure that I compile the source project first, and after success, I will make changes.
MaRC.
Hi. I want to try to replace the shadow masks with my own, I found the place where they are encoded, but I just wanted to build the firmware from the source code first. I downloaded Quartus 23.1, went through all the steps from the github instructions, but at the
4. Generate the FPGA bitstream step (Processing -> Start Compilation) quartus gives an error
Error (170040): Can’t place all RAM cells in design
Info (170034): Selected device has 56 memory locations of type M9K. The current design requires 65 memory locations of type M9K to successfully fit.
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