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Is it possible to run Assura LVS under Ubuntu 14.04?

R Wodnicki

Hello,

I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and running IC616.

Virtuoso runs great expect for ASSURA LVS. ASSURA DRC is able to run but LVS fails.

I receive an error related to the 'sysname' command (please see listing further below this text).

I am fully aware that Ubuntu is unsupported by Cadence.

I have searched online forums and there is some indication that modifying the sysname
script can solve this problem. However I have not had any success with this.

If there is a more up to date forum page on this topic that could help, I would really appreciate
someone pointing me in the right direction.

Thanks so much for your assistance,

Robert

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Starting dfIIToVdb...
avlck: ERROR: The command /home/robertw/cadence/installs/IC616/oa_v22.43.018/bin/sysname returned an error status:
unknown
avlck: INFO: Note that OpenAccess (OA) requires running the Configure phase.
avlck: See the "OpenAccess Installation and Configuration Guide" before
avlck: you complete the configuration step. This manual is included with
avlck: the Cadence product documentation.
/home/robertw/cadence/installs/ASSURA41/tools/assura/bin/64bit/dfIIToVdb: symbol lookup error: /home/robertw/cadence/installs/ASSURA41/tools/assura/bin/64bit/dfIIToVdb: undefined symbol: _ZTIN12OpenAccess_431oaExceptionFromObserverObserverE
*WARNING* Translation abnormally terminated!

*WARNING* aveng exit with bad status
*WARNING* Status 256

  • Hi R Wodnicki

    I think modifying sysname file in $ASSURAHOME/oa_*/bin is most probably the best approach. I got my packages to work in RHEL7 by modifying sysname file too. : )

    Here are my modifications:

    check_linux() {
    version=2.6.32-431.11.2.el6.x86_64 #`uname -r`
    ...
    longVersion="Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation release 6.5 (Santiago)" #`cat /etc/redhat-release`


    Best regards
    Quek

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