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ead_workshop - ade-xl error message (1921)

rafaelon

Hi friends from Cadence,

My virtuoso is IC6.1.6.500.13.
I have an error with ade-xl,when I use the ead_workshop (Rapid Adoption Kit).
The ade-xl error message (1921) is the following:
"Failed to start new job after %d attempts. Possible reasons could be"
"1. The machine selected in the current Job Setup Policy is not reachable."
"2. The Cadence hierarchy is not detected, not installed properly or"
" not compatible on the machine selected in the current Job Setup Policy."
"3. Job Start script %s is not found on the remote machine(s).

Simulating others circuits, the ade-xl works without this message of error.
Do you know why this error is ocurring in the ead_workshop? How we could fix this error?

Thanks,

Rafael

  • . . . and, this error appears when I simulate choosing the option "Enable Electrical Data Capture for EAD Flow"

  • I can't think of why it would only fail when enabling EAD. I did a search and couldn't find any other reports of such an issue, so I think you'll need to contact customer support (either directly or via your normal support channel) so that we can take a look.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Andrew,

    There are problems with EAD tool from adexl. We have the licenses required to use EAD. The tools are updated.
    The setup is correct. The problem is for adexl simulation with option: "Enable Electrical Data Capture for EAD Flow".

    We obtain the following message:
    INFO (ADEXL-2107): Job 23 timed out while pending after 300 seconds
    Timeouts are generally caused by a simulator nonconvergence or legitimate runtime.
    Timeout duration can be modified in the 'Job Policy Setup' dialog. For no timeout, enter nothing.

    First we think that the problem was the workshop mentioned before. But the same problem occur for different circuits.
    Could you help us?
    Thanks,
    Regards,
    Rafael

  • Hi Rafael,

    Debugging this via the forums is going to be very difficult, so can you please contact customer support (through whatever is your normal route; I think you're from a University, if my memory is correct).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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