Redhat9 (x86) and Cadence tools?

[hello]

I've noticed that a lot of Cadence's tools won't
install in a Redhat 9.0 environment. The included
Cadence install-script aborts with some cryptic error
message.

For now, I have been able to get around this by
installing the x86-Linux tools on a Redhat8 machine.
Then I use NFS-sharing to share the install-dir onto
a networked Redhat9 machine. (I also added
"setenv LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1".)

....

I understand that Cadence's official line is "Redhat 7.2
now, Redhat8 soon. Redhat9, you're on your own!"

Anyway, do the later ISR/QSRs at least allow you to
run the install-script on a Redhat9 machine?

 

[Erik Wanta]

This topic has been covered. See Subject: linux assura install error.
I haven't been able to get softload working in RH9, but installscape
(22p4) seems to work on occasion. The latest problem I have with
installscape is with RH9/bluecurve. It asks for proxy login/password
but then it doesn't ask for my Cadence login/password and just sits
there until it times out. Please help me get Cadence to up the
prority on getting installscape fully functional. I have SR32577898
open on the subject.

Once Cadence is installed, I haven't had any problems with RH9 after
setting LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1.
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Erik

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I've noticed that a lot of Cadence's tools won't
install in a Redhat 9.0 environment. The included
Cadence install-script aborts with some cryptic error
message.

For now, I have been able to get around this by
installing the x86-Linux tools on a Redhat8 machine.
Then I use NFS-sharing to share the install-dir onto
a networked Redhat9 machine. (I also added
"setenv LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1".)

...

I understand that Cadence's official line is "Redhat 7.2
now, Redhat8 soon. Redhat9, you're on your own!"

Anyway, do the later ISR/QSRs at least allow you to
run the install-script on a Redhat9 machine?