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		+	=== '''opusdbtype''' ===
		+	''Affected versions: All
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		+	Affected DKs: st065 v3.0
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		+	Affected OS: All''
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		+	Summary: When starting Cadence the following error appears "Mandatory Shell Environment Variable opusdbtype is not correctly set." Then a segmentation fault.
		+	Fix: Before starting Cadence software set the environment variable opusdbtype to empty string.
		+	If using tcsh shell, '''setenv opusdbtype'''
		+	If using bash shell, '''opusdbtype=""; export opusdbtype'''
		+
		+	=== '''Lost in file system''' ===
		+	''Affected Versions: All
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		+	Affected DKs: All
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		+	Affected OS: Suse 9.3''
		+
		+	Summary: When starting Cadence, the software reports an error message "Lost in file system." The working directory is set to a junk path.
		+	Fix: Make sure the directory Cadence is being started from has list (l) permissions for system:anyuser. To do this, run this command in the directory Cadence is being started from.
		+	''' fs sa . system:anyuser l'''

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Revision as of 20:24, 29 September 2005

Known Problems & Solutions

opusdbtype

Affected versions: All

Affected DKs: st065 v3.0

Affected OS: All

Summary: When starting Cadence the following error appears "Mandatory Shell Environment Variable opusdbtype is not correctly set." Then a segmentation fault. Fix: Before starting Cadence software set the environment variable opusdbtype to empty string.

    If using tcsh shell, setenv opusdbtype
    If using bash shell, opusdbtype=""; export opusdbtype

Lost in file system

Affected Versions: All

Affected DKs: All

Affected OS: Suse 9.3

Summary: When starting Cadence, the software reports an error message "Lost in file system." The working directory is set to a junk path. Fix: Make sure the directory Cadence is being started from has list (l) permissions for system:anyuser. To do this, run this command in the directory Cadence is being started from.

     fs sa . system:anyuser l