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ISE 13.4 - Webpack license problem in Linux
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04-14-2012 02:44 AM - edited 04-14-2012 02:45 AM
I'm obtained ISE Webpack Licens key via email, and I put it to the license manager when installer asked for it.
The problem when starting ise:
So i can't generate bitstream, because of there is no licens for spartan 3e.
(with newparses yes, using default old parses just fails withouth an error message)
ERROR:Map:258 - A problem was encountered attempting to get the license for this
architecture.
In the ISE's "help" menu, Manage License, Open Licesnsing page an Check for updates options does nothing. Manualy launched xlcm works, but that do not solved the problem.
This distro is Chakra Project (arch based). I used ISE13.3 in Debian Squeeze without the Licesnes problem.
Current xinfo.txt uploaded.
Re: ISE 13.4 - Webpack license problem in Linux
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04-27-2012 11:39 AM
The message is true but it should not get to that point if the WebPack license is found.
The message before the map error should give the license search path. Is /root/.Xilinx/xilinx.lic included?
If you move the license to a new location and point the XILINXD_LICENSE_FILE variable to the location of the license file, does that get around the error?
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04-27-2012 01:56 PM
Reading the consol log, it's revealed, ISE searchs for the license file in /home/myhomefolder/.Xilinx directory. It's not matter, what is present in the XILINXD_LICENSE_FILE env. variable. I put here my Licens now.
xlcm still not works or shows the actual licenses, but ISE works well and generated my programing file.
xlcm's problem is similar to this: link, just the libstdc++ move solution does not worked for me. But currently it's not realy a big problem for me.











