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IC5141usr6 on CentOS 4 in VMware

beschorn
Hi, I have a question regarding my installation of IC5141 in VMware: there is a long waiting circle, after every command I do (open a cell, creating a path, place am instance and so on). I thought, maybe there is a problem of the network connection to the license server, but even if I open cells in Read mode, I have the same problem. Is there a way, to get a log of messages from icfb (not the CDS.log), or is there a kind of debug option implemented? Configuration: IC5141usr6 installation OS: CentOS 4 (32bit) running in VMware Player 3.0.1 License server connected via network LAN Host System: Win7 64 bit Thanks for your help
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  • We had a problem recently where the license access was slow for a particular setup. It turned out that our license file variable had a colon separated list of license files. One of the servers hosting one of those license files was not accessible from this particular machine. This caused an excessive wait until the license check timed out. When we changed our license file variable and restarted Cadence, all of the delays went away. You might want to check your CDS_LIC_FILE or LM_LICENSE_FILE variables for a similar issue.

    Derek

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  • We had a problem recently where the license access was slow for a particular setup. It turned out that our license file variable had a colon separated list of license files. One of the servers hosting one of those license files was not accessible from this particular machine. This caused an excessive wait until the license check timed out. When we changed our license file variable and restarted Cadence, all of the delays went away. You might want to check your CDS_LIC_FILE or LM_LICENSE_FILE variables for a similar issue.

    Derek

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