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strmout: ERROR: IUS hierarchy pointed to by the user path (/usr/path) does not have a proper library ...

Hi All,

When I using IC 614 ISR7 , File -> Export-> Stream , It seems fhas ininhed stream out.But I check the gdsii file is old.

IIn CIW , it shows as below:

strmout: ERROR: IUS hierarchy pointed to by the user path (/usr/local) does not have a proper

library ; neither /usr/local/tools.lnx86/lib nor /usr/local/tools/lib exist.

strmout completed.

But I check the /usr/local is exist.But the other two path is not exist.

How to solveit ?

Thank you,

Charley

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skillUser over 14 years ago

Hi Charley,
Perhaps strmout is trying to pick up something from the path and there is an IUS installation in the path before the IC614 tools? Try again with the tools/bin and tools/dfII/bin from the IC614 installation in the path first, or at least before any IUS stream.
Regards,
Lawrence.
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skillUser over 14 years ago

Hi Charley,
Perhaps strmout is trying to pick up something from the path and there is an IUS installation in the path before the IC614 tools? Try again with the tools/bin and tools/dfII/bin from the IC614 installation in the path first, or at least before any IUS stream.
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Lawrence.
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