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Cadence open access in cent os 9 Stream

Subh2048 over 2 years ago

gpdk180_v3.3]$ virtuoso &
[1] 57698
[subhankar@subhankar gpdk180_v3.3]$ 2022/12/25 22:25:56 WARNING This OS does not appear to be a Cadence supported Linux configuration.
2022/12/25 22:25:56 For more info, please run CheckSysConf in <cdsRoot/tools.lnx86/bin/checkSysConf <productId>
virtuoso: ERROR: The command /home/subhankar/cadence/IC618/share/oa/bin/sysname returned an error status:
unknown
virtuoso: INFO: Note that OpenAccess (OA) requires running the Configure phase.
virtuoso: See the "OpenAccess Installation and Configuration Guide" before
virtuoso: you complete the configuration step. This manual is included with
virtuoso: the Cadence product documentation.

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Andrew Beckett over 2 years ago

You didn't ask a question here, but if you look at the supported operating systems for the IC6.1.8 release on http://support.cadence.com and even on the Computing Platform Roadmap you'll see that CentOS 9 Stream is not support and there's no plan to support it. There had been some limited support for CentOS Linux in the past because it was a downstream distribution, but that's now changed with the Stream releases which are upstream distributions (see https://www.centos.org/cl-vs-cs/).

Of course, that may not have been why you posted - you might have just been telling us what happened when you tried to run on an unsupported OS.

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Andrew Beckett over 2 years ago

You didn't ask a question here, but if you look at the supported operating systems for the IC6.1.8 release on http://support.cadence.com and even on the Computing Platform Roadmap you'll see that CentOS 9 Stream is not support and there's no plan to support it. There had been some limited support for CentOS Linux in the past because it was a downstream distribution, but that's now changed with the Stream releases which are upstream distributions (see https://www.centos.org/cl-vs-cs/).

Of course, that may not have been why you posted - you might have just been telling us what happened when you tried to run on an unsupported OS.

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