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IUS 5.6 Installation Problem

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cadence on centos 5.3

While I was installing Cadence Incisive Unified Simulator (IUS) 5.6, I got this message:

"
Checking data files...

Executing control programs (pre-load) ...
sort: open failed: +3: No such file or directory
expr: syntax error

"

I was installing on Linux Centos 5.3.

I think this arises from the following line in the load_pkgs shell script called by SETUP.SH:

"sort -n +3 +4 > $tmp/pkginfo.ld$$"

Have anyone encountered this before? Any suggestion?


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centos 5.3 cadence

You Linux veriosn is too new ,suggest CentOS 3 or 4,whether U can install without problem;
However ,U can get a low version tool : tar sort (from coreutils-* .rpm from Redhat 9.0 ) replace those under /bin ;
what more ,you should change the file io_fltr.c process_file.c vld to fit your system like follow link:
**broken link removed**
 

centos-5.3 ic5141

Indeed, a friend of mine had IUS5.6 installed on Centos4. But I have to get it installed on > Centos5 to link it with IC5141 (for Verilog-AMS simulations).

Many thanks for pointing me to the given topic. I will try the suggested solution.
 

ius 5.6

I found the soution. You must enter this shell command before starting SETUP.SH script of any Cadence software;
export _POSIX2_VERSION='199209'

It seems this sets the compliance of the shell with the older version of POSIX specification so that you don't need an older Centos.

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