Sim question about T2   in X86 linux .PLI  simv  UNKO

I sim the T2 in in X86 linux. and meet some question
because VCS is 64bit version ,so when I run sims ,add -vcs-full64, I am using the command as jaf6914
sims -sys=cmp1 -vcs_full64 -novcs_use_fsdb -novcs_use_vcsd -group=cmp1_mini_T2
but when finishing the porgress ,I read report ,all test is UNKNOWN. In every test directory ,and vcs.log file is emtpy,but no error is reported.
reading sims.log ,I find many warning about PLI library.for example : I386 input file"libmonitor_PLI.a"is not compatible i386-64 architecture.
In test directory ,all test file .exe .av are created,simv command was runned correctly,but no any results and report is UNKONWN.how to run the testcase ??

Were you able to identify the problem? I'm having the same issue.

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