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Cadence post lpe netlist extraction simulation error

Purge2343

*Error* load: can't access file - "usr/work/pwilfred/.simrc"
*Error* load: can't access file - "usr/inits/simrc_alt/../.simrc"
*Error* Error during netlisting of design for the point ID (12 1).
("error" 0 t nil ("*Error* "))


*Error* load: can't access file - "/usr/inits/simrc_alt/../.simrc"
*Error* load: can't access file - "/iusr/simrc_alt/../.simrc"
*Error* Error during netlisting of design for the point ID (12 1).
("error" 0 t nil ("*Error* "))


ERROR (ADEXL-5012): While netlisting run Interactive.12, point 1, test pwilfredf:tb_enable_2.0:1, received error:
Netlist Error:
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I have this following error while trying to run simulation in STAR rc netlist with spectre star in schematic

Kindly help me through 

  • ShawnLogan

    Dear Purge2334,

    Well, I'm not sure of a lot about your environment  and settings. As a result, my comments may not be appropriate.Nevertheless, this netlisting error appears to be a result of a disk access issue. Is it possible that at the netlisting time, the files noted above were accessible? Might there have been a disk mount issue? Can you view the paths to the files? If this only occurs at only 1 simulation point and has not occurred previously for this extracted view based netlist, it seems likely the disk was not available at that time and became available later.

    If you are using Assembler/Explorer, consider manually creating a netlist using the same set of views for each element in your test bench and see if it is successful.

    Shawn

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