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Hi Everyone, I am trying to import a new netlist from Design Entry CIS into Allegro V16.01. I am getting this error message and the engineer I am working with has no idea what it means...either do I. Cadence Design Systems, Inc. netrev 16.01 Tue Apr 01 08:48:11 2008 (C) Copyright 2002 Cadence Design Systems, Inc. ------ Directives ------ RIPUP_ETCH TRUE; RIPUP_SYMBOLS IFSAME; Missing symbol has error FALSE; SCHEMATIC_DIRECTORY 'Z:/WORKING/BEL2/ERM5_1x2'; BOARD_DIRECTORY ''; OLD_BOARD_NAME 'M:/ERM5 1x2/ERM5-1x2.brd'; NEW_BOARD_NAME 'M:/ERM5 1x2/ERM5-1x2.brd'; CmdLine: netrev -$ -i Z:/WORKING/BEL2/ERM5_1x2 -x -u -y 2 -z M:/ERM5 1x2/#Taaaaaa01368.tmp ------ Preparing to read pst files ------ #1 ERROR(24) File not found Packager files not found #2 ERROR(102) Run stopped because errors were detected netrev run on Apr 1 8:48:11 2008 COMPILE 'logic' CHECK_PIN_NAMES OFF CROSS_REFERENCE OFF FEEDBACK OFF INCREMENTAL OFF INTERFACE_TYPE PHYSICAL MAX_ERRORS 500 MERGE_MINIMUM 5 NET_NAME_CHARS '#%&()*+-./:=>?@[]^_`|' NET_NAME_LENGTH 24 OVERSIGHTS ON REPLACE_CHECK OFF SINGLE_NODE_NETS ON SPLIT_MINIMUM 0 SUPPRESS 20 WARNINGS ON 2 errors detected No oversight detected No warning detected cpu time 0:02:14 elapsed time 0:00:00 If anyone can help, it would be much appreciated. Jackie


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    This normally means that Import Logic cannot find the netlist files - pst*.dat. These are the files that are generated by Capture (and ConceptHDL) and are used by Allegro when importing Logic.

    At the bottom of the Import Logic form you can browse to the location of these files.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by andrewjw
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    Thank you!! That's exactly what it was.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Jackie
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