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Why need to launch license every time?

emax

I have installed ic610 on CentOS 6.4 but failed to open schematic editor with an error:

(deLicense-5) Could not get the license for Schematics. Open aborted. 

I found a solution on another forum and it works by launching the license first using command: lmli before starting the virtuoso in work directory.

Now I do not want to launch the license by typing "lmli" every time I start a new virtuoso. Is it possible to append a "lmli" command in .cdsinit or is there an alternate solution for this?

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  • If you are really using IC610 (check using help->about in the CIW), then those are both very old and unsupported versions. There would have been a corresponding Assura version (marked with 610 in the version info) but it's hard to be precise with releases that are 7 years old; none of these versions will be on our downloads site. 

    As for Calibre, that's not a Cadence product, so I can't help you with that (either).

    Do you really have to use such old versions?

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew 

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  • If you are really using IC610 (check using help->about in the CIW), then those are both very old and unsupported versions. There would have been a corresponding Assura version (marked with 610 in the version info) but it's hard to be precise with releases that are 7 years old; none of these versions will be on our downloads site. 

    As for Calibre, that's not a Cadence product, so I can't help you with that (either).

    Do you really have to use such old versions?

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew 

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