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ncelab: *F,DLNOLK: Failed to get a exclusive lock on library ...

petgusta

I keep seeing these errors:

ncelab: *N,DLWTLK: Pausing until a exclusive lock can be established on library X
ncelab: *F,DLNOLK: Failed to get a exclusive lock on library X

Where X is a library residing on our NFS server. However, we pre-compile all the libraries once and the general idea is that they should be kept constant and not changed. Is there a way to prevent this locking operation and just open the library read-only? Or is it possible to increase the timeout for the pause or just queue on lock?

Thanks!

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  • For pre-compiled design libraries you can use the command "ncpack -readonly X" (replacing X with your library name). The exclusive locks are generally used when the tool is making dependency checks to see if would need to rebuild anything, so without knowing your exact use model and commands it's hard to know exactly why this is happening.
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  • For pre-compiled design libraries you can use the command "ncpack -readonly X" (replacing X with your library name). The exclusive locks are generally used when the tool is making dependency checks to see if would need to rebuild anything, so without knowing your exact use model and commands it's hard to know exactly why this is happening.
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