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[SOLVED]: IC615 installation?

emax

Previously the installation package was based on CDROMs and we normally point to CDROM1 in the InstallScape to start installation. But for the one I downloaded have not found any CDROM folder.

The list of folders and files in the download are:
1. iscape_logs (folder)
2. kits (folder containing lots of t.Z files)
3. .kpsource (file)
4. Hotfix_IC06.15.xxx-615_lnx86.sdp (file)
and
5. ic_index.sdx (file)

The MMSIM12 also has similar files and folders. The installation procedure changed or am I missing something? Where is the base package?

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  • Spectre is in the MMSIM stream as described by the last poster, so you need to install an MMSIM release and also put <MMSIMhome>/tools/bin into your UNIX path. For example, in csh do:

    set path = (/path/to/MMSIM/tools/bin $path)

    or in bash/ksh do:

    export PATH=/path/to/MMSIM/tools/bin:$PATH

    (of course, replace /path/to/MMSIM with the location that you installed the MMSIM stream).

    The apt-get message is just because's some component of webgui which is called spectre - nothing to do with Cadence tools.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Spectre is in the MMSIM stream as described by the last poster, so you need to install an MMSIM release and also put <MMSIMhome>/tools/bin into your UNIX path. For example, in csh do:

    set path = (/path/to/MMSIM/tools/bin $path)

    or in bash/ksh do:

    export PATH=/path/to/MMSIM/tools/bin:$PATH

    (of course, replace /path/to/MMSIM with the location that you installed the MMSIM stream).

    The apt-get message is just because's some component of webgui which is called spectre - nothing to do with Cadence tools.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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