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cdsServIpc - ERROR (cmms-1889): Unknown switch '-c'

Karzo

Dear All,

I have a problem running the virtuoso (IC 6.1.6) on RHEL7 (64bit).

When I start it I've got this error message in the console (tcsh):

> ERROR (cmms-1889): Unknown switch '-c'

> Syntax: /eda/cadence/2014-15/RHELx86/IC_6.1.6.080/tools/bin/cdsServIpc

Error massages In the CDS.log:

\e Display localhost:10.0 Error "BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)"
\e request 62 error 9 serial 1149

\o Waiting for ipc:1 to initialize
\o cdsServIpc: ipcWait connection timeout (local host)
\e *Error* printf: argument #1 should be a string (type template = "tg") - nil
\p >
\o cdsServIpc: connection timeout (local host)

I found a similar issue when I try to run the libManager from the shell and select the Help/Contents:

ERROR (cmms-1889): Unknown switch '-server'

Syntax: /eda/cadence/2014-15/RHELx86/IC_6.1.6.080/tools.lnx86/bin/cdnshelp

Does anyone have any idea how to fix this issue?

Thanks for any advice!

Zoltan Karasz

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  • First of all, RHEL7 is not supported by IC616 (RHEL7 is due to be supported by Cadence releases released during 2015). However, the behaviour does sound a little odd. cmms is the "Cadence Manufacturing Modeling Suite" and it's not obvious why the steps you are running would be trying to invoke that with -c or -server.

    Please contact customer support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • First of all, RHEL7 is not supported by IC616 (RHEL7 is due to be supported by Cadence releases released during 2015). However, the behaviour does sound a little odd. cmms is the "Cadence Manufacturing Modeling Suite" and it's not obvious why the steps you are running would be trying to invoke that with -c or -server.

    Please contact customer support.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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