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xilinx ngdbuild old command flow problem

I'm using ise webpack 6.2.03i through wine on redhat 9.

After xst, when I tried to run ngdbuild i got the follwing message:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- FATAL_ERROR:NgdBuild:basnbmain.c:2531:1.90.4.3 - An error has occured in initializing the ngdbuild scripting system. Please set the 'XIL_NGDBUILD_OLDFLOW' environment variable to '1' to resolve this problem, or update the Xilinx tool installation. The following scripting error was reported: 'couldn't read file "/auto/wine-windows/ise6/bin/xilinx-init.tcl": no such file or directory'. Process will terminate. To resolve this error, please consult the Answers Database and other online resources at

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have to use "setenv XIL_NGDBUILD_OLDFLOW 1" to let it run through "old command flow".

I'm pretty sure I can read file "xilinx-init.tcl". I found nothing on support.xilinx.com about that.

Am I missing some steps? I ran ngdbuild right after xst. I can ran that using ise GUI w/o problem.

Or does I miss any file in linux? I just copied the whole folder of ise6 to my linux machine.

Anybody has any suggestion for that?

Thanks,

PZ

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Pine
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You really need to run the Webpack installer under Wine.

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Duane Clark

Duane, thanks for your help.

So you means I need to re-install webpack through wine? Or I just need to run that .xinstall/setup.exe.

I wonder if you know any specific file I missed under wine (Did installer put some files under system32)? Then I can copy them and try.

Thanks a lot,

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Pine

You should run the entire installer.

The installer puts a lot of registry entries in the registry. I suspect that is the problem, though I don't know for sure. In general, the main the you want to copy over from Windows is msvcrt.dll, and configure Wine to use it.

I guess I don't understand why you would not want to run the installer. It only takes a couple of minutes.

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