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CAUSE: The specified on-chip termination (OCT) control block exists in the netlist but does not have an OCT value. This happens if the control block does not drive any I/Os. This may happen if you manually edit the netlist or if QIC is enabled and you remove all termination assignments to I/Os.
ACTION: Assign OCT I/Os to the specified control block or remove the specified OCT block from the netlist either manually or by recompiling with QIC off.
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