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error when launching cadence IC610

Sindy

 Hi everyone,

 I just installed IC610 on our Linux machine (radhat enterprise5, 64bit) . We have a IC5141 on it already by the way. I got error when I tried to run the IC610. I put "virtuoso" and error information comes:

/cadence/IC610/tools/dfII/32bit/virtuoso: symbol lookup error: /cadence/IC610/tools/QT/lib/libQTGui.so.4: undefined symbol: XRenderFindStandardFormat

 Does anyone know how to solve this?

Thanks a lot!

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  • Unfortunately I cannot work out why this is failing - the version of the RPM looks OK, and I've tried running the base IC610 on a machine with a similar RPM (even with CDS_AUTO_64BIT set to ALL), and similar Assura and MMSIM versions - I cannot get it to fail.

    Do you have $LD_ASSUME_KERNEL set? What OS are you running on (what does "cat /etc/redhat-release" show and what does "uname -a" show)?

    Either way, this version is not supported any longer, so you really would be far better off installing either IC614 or IC615.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Unfortunately I cannot work out why this is failing - the version of the RPM looks OK, and I've tried running the base IC610 on a machine with a similar RPM (even with CDS_AUTO_64BIT set to ALL), and similar Assura and MMSIM versions - I cannot get it to fail.

    Do you have $LD_ASSUME_KERNEL set? What OS are you running on (what does "cat /etc/redhat-release" show and what does "uname -a" show)?

    Either way, this version is not supported any longer, so you really would be far better off installing either IC614 or IC615.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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