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Need help for dracula lvs!!!

cpygczy

 Dear all,

After I ran ./jxrun.com, it displayed that:

 

 

 */N* AT STAGE: 33


 *******************************************************************************
 */N*  LVSCHM   (REV. IC6.1.5.08-2010     / LINUX         /GENDATE: 30-AUG/2010)
                    *** ( Copyright 2010, Cadence ) ***
 */N*  EXEC TIME = 13:55:53    DATE =  1-JUN-2013   HOSTNAME =      ubuntu
 *******************************************************************************

 BIG NODE LIMITS:      30000         150            KPQUE =     2


 */L*      6NETS    (6PADS   )  AGAINST  6NETL    (6PADL   )


/home/international/Cadence/IC615/tools.lnx86/dracula/bin/32bit/LVSCHM: symbol lookup error: /home/international/Cadence/IC615/tools.lnx86/dracula/bin/32bit/LVSCHM: undefined symbol: dbm_open

 

How to solve this problem?

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  • cpygczy said:

    My version of libgdbm.so.2 is libgdbm.so.3. I linked them. Could you send the correct version to me

     

     

    I cannot send you parts of the OS - it would (I believe) break our license agreement. You should be able to download the relevant package yourself though for the particular distribution you're using. Note however that if you're using an unsupported OS, you may hit other issues... unsupported means that we've not tested on that OS.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • cpygczy said:

    My version of libgdbm.so.2 is libgdbm.so.3. I linked them. Could you send the correct version to me

     

     

    I cannot send you parts of the OS - it would (I believe) break our license agreement. You should be able to download the relevant package yourself though for the particular distribution you're using. Note however that if you're using an unsupported OS, you may hit other issues... unsupported means that we've not tested on that OS.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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