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ADE window Freezes in IC5.141USR5

behrooz

Hello Everyone,

 After a couple of days of problem in running LVS and RCX for a previously created layout using  IBM_PDK, CMRF8SFDM, and design kit V1.4.0.7DM, and a posting in here, and some clues, now I got a new bigger problem. and that is:

When i open a schematic, and try to open ADE, Cadence hangs, and I can't do any other thing. I'm using IC5.141USR5, and I should say that I can open the any layout, created new library, add instances, but whenever I try to run ADE, it freezes, no matter what design kit version I'm using. Even I tried to change the cadence version from USR5 to newer ISR, but not outcome. .cdsevn and .cdsinit, display.drf, .simrc files come from the design kit directory without any changes. The ic5.151USR5 folder is Ok on the server, as I see other people can run Cadence without any problem. I have attached CDS.Log file to this post. Any suggesstion is highly appreciated as I'm really in a big trouble with lots of coming deadlines.

 

Regards

Behrooz Nakhkoob

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  • Please use customer support - http://support.cadence.com - for urgent issues. That way you have access to Cadence's customer support organisation, rather than relying on your fellow community members who may not have time to debug this.

    Hanging sounds very odd, though.

    Regards,

    Andrew
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  • Please use customer support - http://support.cadence.com - for urgent issues. That way you have access to Cadence's customer support organisation, rather than relying on your fellow community members who may not have time to debug this.

    Hanging sounds very odd, though.

    Regards,

    Andrew
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