Problem installing Cadence5.1.4.1 on Fedora 8

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by tfpper.jp, Dec 14, 2007.

  1. tfpper.jp

    tfpper.jp Guest

    I am having problems installing Cadence on Fedora 8. Does anybody have
    any experience here.

    When I run SETUP.SH from the installation directory I get this error.

    The following tar errors were detected:

    /bin/tar: Removing leading `/' from member names

    Could not set up SoftLoad in /cad01/cadence/ic

    You must have write permissions to install directory
    and all its subdirectories
    and atleast 10 MB available disk
    space in install directory



    But I proceeded to the installation directory /cad01/cadence/ic, and
    found that install/bin.lnx86 is installed there, and softload is
    inside this new directory. I ran softload and got to the part on

    Updating package installation information.......

    Checking data files...

    and then it gave me an error

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

    SL-8: No information available on :.
     
    tfpper.jp, Dec 14, 2007
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  2. tfpper.jp

    Brad Barnett Guest

    Just edit the setup.sh file, and remove the code where it checks to see if
    the tar operation succeeded.

    Honestly, I've seen organizations 100th the size of Cadence handle
    installation with better ease..
     
    Brad Barnett, Dec 14, 2007
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  3. tfpper.jp

    tfpper.jp Guest

    I looked at the SETUP.SH file and found the part which contains the /
    bin/tar code.
    I do not have much experience, but that part of the codes seems kind
    of important. The comments there says that it is checking for
    hierarchy (whatever that means). What do you think?
     
    tfpper.jp, Dec 16, 2007
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    andrewb Guest

    Well, softload is end-of-lifed anyway these days. InstallScape is much
    easier to use.

    Also, this is not a supported OS... (just a minor point).

    Andrew.
     
    andrewb, Dec 18, 2007
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