/home/eda/Cadence/ic/install/bin.lnx86/io_fltr: relocation error: /home/eda/Cadence/ic/install/bin.lnx86/io_fltr: symbol errno, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference
1+0 records in
0+0 records out
0 bytes (0 B) copied, 0.000179 seconds, 0.0 kB/s
dd: I/O error
./softload: line 1412:
Could not extract information from FS.0 of CD#1.
Could not get platform or release information: command not found
pentiumiv said:I tried to install cadence 5033 and 5141 on SUSE 10, encounted with problems,
1) when run ./setup.sh stop before start the softload. for
-/bin/tar :-b can not find the file.
-fail due to delaied.
2) i tried to start the softload at the target file, can install but can;t run at last.
Sergiu_Q said:man ...
start your installation from where you want , but when you will need to start the softload , do this from the installation direrctory . change your bin.lnx86 with that directory from the archive I have attachet for you . before you start the cadence installation please install ncompress .
let me know if you need more help.
regards
Install RHEL loldenexp said:The thing is that after i install IC 5.0.33 (no USR's at all) i get an error about symbol errno and things like that. What can i do to run IC on SuSE without probs?
hoangdoang said:Hello,
Thanks for the info about SUSE10 and IC5033. I would like to ask a question. When you say run sofload from the bin directory, it gives a list of things. One of them is load. I load and then it asks me about the location of the cdrom1 I give it the path to it which is cadence/IC5033/cdrom1 in my case. However, it doesnt like it, it keeps saying can not find it. I give it cadence/IC5033/cdrom1/images.dir and still wont accept it. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
Also this ncompress that you mention, is it important to download? How do I get it and install it on suse10?
Any detail help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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