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Installing the Identify Software Chapter 2: Installation<br />

Installing the Identify Software<br />

Use the following procedure to install the Identify or Identify Pro software.<br />

1. To install the software, either download it from the <strong>Synopsys</strong> download<br />

website (http://www.solvnet.synopsys.com) or install it from the CD. For<br />

details, see the following platform-specific instructions:<br />

Windows installations Installing on a Windows Platform, on page 2-2<br />

Linux/Solaris CD<br />

installation<br />

Linux/Solaris Web<br />

downloads<br />

Installing from a CD (Solaris or Linux), on<br />

page 2-3<br />

Downloading from the <strong>Synopsys</strong> Website<br />

(Solaris/Linux), on page 2-4<br />

2. Install the parallel port driver.<br />

The parallel port driver is used to communicate with the hardware. You<br />

might already have the driver installed, depending on your vendor tools.<br />

The driver varies with the platform. See the following for more information:<br />

Windows Installing the Windows Parallel Port Driver, on page 2-13<br />

Linux Installing the Linux Parallel Port Driver, on page 2-14<br />

Installing the Windows Parallel Port Driver<br />

The Identify/Identify Pro RTL Debugger tool includes a current version of the<br />

WinDriver parallel port driver, which is required for Xilinx parallel-port<br />

communications and for the Altera ByteBlaster cable type with<br />

jtagstyle=softjtag. If you do not have the driver and attempt to connect to the<br />

target hardware, the Identify tool reports a Hardware driver failure error.<br />

1. Check which version of WinDriver is installed:<br />

– Go to the c:\WINNT\system32\drivers directory, and check for the<br />

windrvr6.sys file. If it is there, you have WinDriver version 6.<br />

– If there is no windrvr6.sys file, right-click the windrvr.sys file, select<br />

Properties->Version and check the version number of this driver file. If it<br />

<strong>Synopsys</strong> <strong>FPGA</strong> <strong>Licensing</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>, August 2008 2-13

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