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new IC614 installation very very slow

wighou

 Hello,

I have a serious problem to reinstall IC614. When I needed to use virtuoso after several monthes without activity, its start-up was really really slow. I decided to remove and reinstall the software using InstallScape. But there is a problem. The installation is very slow, maybe blocked now (now, total time elapsed : 80h ; total time remaining : 25h). There is no error but I think I will have to cancel it. This is the case for all computers of microelectronic lab. We use CentOS 5.6. Someone has any idea of the problem ?

Regards

wighou

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  •  Hi Wighou,

     

     You may want to contact Cadence Customer Support about the issue with installScape.   There's really not enough information to tell what is happening.

     

    A couple of notes.....

     

    CentOS is not a formally supported operating system for Cadence tools (so you may run into issues there).  The supported platforms are listed on Cadence Online Support at: 

    http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:DocumentViewer;src=wp;q
    =ProductInformation/LifeCycle/platform.html

     

    Note that you will need a Cadence login and password.  If you are a university account, you'll need to talk to the staff at the university to see who the Cadence contact is there at your location.

     

    You will also need to run 'checkSysConf IC6.1.4' to make sure  you have the necessary patches installed on your system to successfully run the software.   <cds>/tools/bin/checkSysConf

     

    best regards,

     

    Tawna

     

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  •  Hi Wighou,

     

     You may want to contact Cadence Customer Support about the issue with installScape.   There's really not enough information to tell what is happening.

     

    A couple of notes.....

     

    CentOS is not a formally supported operating system for Cadence tools (so you may run into issues there).  The supported platforms are listed on Cadence Online Support at: 

    http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:DocumentViewer;src=wp;q
    =ProductInformation/LifeCycle/platform.html

     

    Note that you will need a Cadence login and password.  If you are a university account, you'll need to talk to the staff at the university to see who the Cadence contact is there at your location.

     

    You will also need to run 'checkSysConf IC6.1.4' to make sure  you have the necessary patches installed on your system to successfully run the software.   <cds>/tools/bin/checkSysConf

     

    best regards,

     

    Tawna

     

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