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Installation of MAGIC VLSI layout editor in Ubuntu10.04 (Method II)

Courtesy: Rejin K R(rejinkr@iitb.ac.in), Dept. of EE, IIT Bombay 

Add Proxy for IITB
• Go to System -> Administrator -> Synaptic
Package Manager
• Click on Settings -> Preference -> Network
• Select Manual Proxy Configuration
For http : “netmon.iitb.ac.in” : “80”
No proxy for ftp
Add “*.iitb.ac.in” for no proxy
Click on Authentication
Give LDAP id and password
Click Apply , then OK
Add IITB Repositories
• Go to System -> Administrator -> Synaptic
Package Manager
• Click on Settings -> Repositories
• Select Download from as follows
ftp://ftp.iitb.ac.in/distributions/ubuntu/archives
Add Third Party Repositories
• Go to System -> Administrator -> Synaptic
Package Manager
• Click on Settings -> Repositories -> Other
softwares
• Click Add and enter the following
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/aanjhan/ubuntu hardy main
Again click Add and enter the following
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/aanjhan/ubuntu hardy main
Then Click on Reload.
Install Magic
• Type “magic” inside quick search and press
enter
• Select magic in the list and mark for
installation
• Then click apply
Open Magic
• Open terminal
• Type ‘magic’ and press Enter

Comments and suggestions are welcome :)

Comments

  1. please update ubuntu and try again, if the above steps didn't install magic.

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  2. If it does not work even after updating, then try to install the packages required for magic (mentioned in one of the previous blogs) using synaptic package manager itself ( you can type the package name in the space provided, and 'mark for installation' and install them). Try installing magic after that. Every time I install it, I encounter a new problem. But ultimately it will work somehow. After installing, try drawing a layout and see if you can extract the netlist.

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  3. hi all,
    Now you can install MAGIC directly from 'synaptic package manager'. No need for all these steps
    :)

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