Propeller 1 Open Source
Iamretired
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in Propeller 1
I browsed the site and clicked on 'terasic Cyclone IV DEO-Nano .....' and got the message 'You are not authorized to access this page'.
That is very annoying!! Next time give me a heads up and I won't waste my time or interest in an area for which I am not authorized.
John
That is very annoying!! Next time give me a heads up and I won't waste my time or interest in an area for which I am not authorized.
John
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So please explain how you received this message? What page you were on (link please) and what link you clicked on?
The verilog source equivalent for the Propeller P1 has been released by Parallax as Open Source. We refer to it as P1V on the forum. A number of us have posted modifications to this verilog source.
Perhaps a little less drama in your post please. Most, if not all here,have great respect for Parallax. There are probably no other company out there with such respect for its users. (I am not related to Parallax)
Anyway, the open source Propeller 1 Verilog is alive and well and has been enhanced by a whole bunch of people. It now works on many FPGA boards not just the DE0 Nano.
There are ongoing discussions about it in this very forum.
Sorry I don't have any links to hand.
On https://www.parallax.com/microcontrollers/propeller-1-open-source If you click on the "Terasic Cyclone IV DE0-Nano Evaluation Board" or "Altera DE2-115 FPGA Development Board" links, you get "Access denied You are not authorized to access this page."
Sometime links break on the web. As the great John Bender once said, "Screws fall out all the time, the world is an imperfect place."
Maybe the web admin can "fix" that page.
--Terry
John,
As others have commented, links get broken once in a while. An email to webmaster@parallax.com will alert them to the problem.
Thanks Terry for narrowing that down. I just sent an email to the webmaster asking to look at the problem.
Just because you are retired John doesn't mean you should be giving up easily at the first sign of a problem
The not authorised message is not a guard house that you need a badge with which to pass by. It is a generic computer systems message about stored files that is easily misconfigured by accident. In this case it is probably just a non-existent file requested by the link ... and the web server software defaults to that message as a result. "Error 404 - Page not found" is another common web server message of this category.
PS: Funnily, I can't see any problem on that webpage myself but maybe it's already been repaired.
Those boards are not made by Parallax but by Terasic. You can still buy both the boards (and many other ones) from the their website at http://terasic.com.tw. The price of the DE0-Nano was recently lowered from 99 to 79 US dollars; the DE2-115 is unfortunately still almost 600 dollars.
As you may know, I maintain a fork of the Parallax Propeller 1 hardware sources at https://github.com/JacGoudsmit/P1V. Several bugs have been solved and other improvements have been made, but by default, what you get by building the P1V for one of the supported targets is still as close to the original Propeller 1 as possible. And we added support for various FPGA boards, based on both Altera and Xilinx FPGA's.
===Jac