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June 29, 2010, 22:10 |
ANSYS CFX 12.1 on Debian GNU/Linux 5.0
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A.R. Baserinia
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I have the same problem. Everything works fine but I cannot open the old .cfx file from version 11. I keep getting an error box like this in CFX-Pre: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } ERROR CCL validation failed with message: Warning: Can't check parameter Message Type (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Message Type): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Severity (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Severity): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Message (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Message): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Suppressed (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Suppressed): Can't find rule. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does anybody else has the same problem? |
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October 7, 2010, 12:56 |
cfx-pre problem
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I'm ubuntu 10.04 user and, after solve the MD and Meshing problems, now CFX-pre not works. Anyone with this problem ? anyone has run CFX-pre ?
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October 14, 2010, 19:00 |
No DesignModeler window, Fedora 8
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To start, can anyone tell me if I can turn on high-verbosity debugging in Workbench?
I'm trying to use DesignModeler inside Workbench 2.0 (Ansys 12.1.1). I can launch Workbench (runwb2) and can drag a DesignModeler task onto the project schematic, but when I try to open a new geometry, DesignModeler never comes up. There are no error messages anywhere, and no indication as to why DesignModeler won't load. I can successfully run Fluent through Workbench, or in standalone mode (fluent). Had no errors during Ansys 12.1.1 install (install.err), and RegSvr32 DLL registrations were all fine (install.log). I have tried the LD_LIBRARY_PATH info mentioned earlier. Don't have problems with "uname" or "arch" commands in Fedora. Also tried launching using Mesa (runwb2 -oglmesa), which opens Workbench fine but does not resolve DesignModeler issue. Info about my system: OS: Fedora Core 8, 64 bit (x86_64) Hardware: AMD Opteron 2216 dual-core, Tyan S2937 m/b, 32GB RAM, 2TB RAID 5 harddrives, ATI FireGL V3600 graphics card (with latest ATI linux drivers) Ansys version: 12.1.1 for x86_64 (latest available download as of 10/14/2010) Any thoughts would be much appreciated. |
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October 14, 2010, 19:23 |
MD and Meshinf on linux.
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Hey Slydog !
Look, just the past week I can make DM and meshing works...then I guess I can help you tell me, when DM and Meshing doesn't starts, what messages you get in terminal ? |
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October 15, 2010, 09:08 |
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My problem is that there is no information anywhere about why Design Modeler won't start.
When I right-click on the DM and select "New geometry", I get a message in the lower left corner of the Workbench window saying "Starting Design Modeler...". The program thinks for about 30 sec and then says "Ready" without ever starting DM. No messages appear in the "Messages" window in Workbench, or in the "Progress" window. There are no messages in the terminal window that I launch Workbench from (runwb2). |
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October 15, 2010, 09:26 |
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There's no messages...well, have you installed the rpm libraries and the mesa utilities ?
for rpm utilities : sudo apt-get install alien (in terminal window) for mesa utils : aptitude install mesa-utils gamin also the libmotif : sudo aptitude install libmotif3 you should also : make two scripts (rpm and runwb2) as describe in previous post. set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH let me know if you have made all the previous process... |
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October 15, 2010, 13:13 |
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I should clarify again that I'm using Fedora Core 8, not Ubuntu or Debian. 1) As far as I know, rpm utilities are fully installed in Fedora (I'm somewhat of a Linux newbie), and when I search the YUM updater repositories, I don't find anything called "alien". I have not had any problems or errors installing Ansys 12.1.1, especially with the "uname" command issue that's mentioned frequently in this thread. 2) I have installed all Mesa-related packages with no problems using the YUM updater, except for mesa-libGLw.x86_64, which gives me this error through YUM: "Missing Dependency: libGL.so.1()(64bit) is needed by package mesa-libGLw". The missing library is provided by mesa-libGL.i386, which is installed correctly, according to YUM updater. Furthermore, I can see the libGL.so.1 library (and symlinks) in /usr/lib64/ . The package mesa-libGLw.x86_64 is "Xt / Motif OpenGL widgets"...do I really need that?? 3) I cannot find anything related to libmotif or motif in the YUM install/update repositories. Any other name for that package? 4) What exactly should I set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to? I have set it to all of the various options mentioned earlier in the thread, but no luck. Here's what it currently is: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib64:/usr/lib:/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/lib/linx64:/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/mw/lib-amd64_linux_optimized:/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/dll/linx64:/ansys_inc/v121/Framework/bin/Linux64:/ansys_inc/v121/Framework/bin/Linux64/Mesa 5) I set up the rpm script in /usr/bin/ per post #15, but no luck. 6) I'm not exactly sure which "workbench" script you're referring to? In post #54 that script primarily sets the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, which I've already done...? |
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October 15, 2010, 15:09 |
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the rpm script should be like that
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the wb2 script, placed in /usr/local/bin is Quote:
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October 20, 2010, 18:46 |
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I made both scripts, set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable (although my directories are slightly different than yours since I have an x86_64 installation), and launched Workbench with the wb2 script. I got no errors in the terminal window, and Workbench launched fine. Still can't get DesignModeler to open, though. I'm pretty sure the ATI driver supports glx (command 'glxinfo' returns "direct rendering: Yes", along with a bunch of other stuff not containing any errors), and I can run 'glxgears' successfully. Does anyone know if there is a way to try to launch DesignModeler in stand-alone mode (i.e., NOT through the workbench interface)? |
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October 22, 2010, 09:40 |
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i found the same problem on my Ubuntu 9.10 , I also don't get any error in terminal, but DM doesn't launch. Please let know if you found any workaround or solution... |
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October 25, 2010, 08:46 |
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Sorry, I haven't yet found a solution or workaround. I'll post it if I find one, but without any errors being listed, it's going to be hard to track down.
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October 25, 2010, 18:29 |
wb in ubuntu 10.10
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Slydog,
I tell you i've got this same problem (DM and Meshing that doesn't start, and no messages) after updating my ubuntu from 10.04 to 10.10 I really try to fix it, but I really can't. Then, I have to go back to ubuntu 10.04 again and, my wb and his applications are working properly. For fix the ubuntu 10.04 problem I just have to : mesa-utils, libmotif3 and alien (rpm) packages install and, to redefine the path for libGL.so.1 glx package to /usr/lib hope this help you guys for something... but your problem -without terminal or another information, it's hard to resolve. have you try in previous releases for fedora ? |
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October 26, 2010, 12:25 |
Fedora 4 works
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Carlos,
I installed Ansys 12.1.1 on Fedora Core 4 and it works great (Workbench opens, DesignModeler opens). I didn't have to do any of the scripts mentioned in this thread; Workbench and Design Modeler started right up the first time. I don't have time right now to track down what exactly is different about Fedora 4 vs Fedora 8, but hopefully someone can comment on anything they know...? |
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October 27, 2010, 16:44 |
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I just had a very unnerving time with the DM after freshly installing on a notebook running debian testing and acting as license server. I had the same issue with a non starting DesignModeler (and Meshing Tool) as described by you, slydog.
Since ubuntu is basing on debian the problem may be caused by the default setup of the system file /etc/hosts. By default it resolves the IP 127.0.0.1 not only to 'localhost' but also to the hostname of your PC, which confuses the DesignModeler, the Meshing Tool and last but not least the parallel messaging library pvm. In that case move hostname of your PC from the 'localhost' line to a new line with the correct IP of your network interface. Unfortunately, some automated network managers reset the hosts-file after rebooting. |
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October 28, 2010, 09:11 |
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Thanks very much for the suggestion. I looked at the /etc/hosts file in Fedora 8 and it did not have the hostname in the 'localhost' line, just: Code:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost Code:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost hostname I tried changing the /etc/hosts file for the Fedora 8 machine to look just like the Fedora 4 machine, but no luck launching DesignModeler. The terminal window on the Fedora 4 machine prints the following when I launch Workbench and start DesignModeler: Code:
igamma=45455 igamma=45455 Entered DesignModelerHelper::SetSystemName Entered DesignModelerHelper::SetSystemId |
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October 28, 2010, 10:00 |
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Martin Heiser
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I do think, the problem is related to some graphic libraries of the system, which are too recent - Fedora 8 is using much later lib versions than RHEL 5.x does. I had similar trouble with ANSYS 10 and 11 after upgrading debian. Thus, I'm not sure whether there's a way to make ANSYS 12 run on quite recent distros unless there's a possibility to install backport libraries and pointing ANSYS to those. |
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October 29, 2010, 09:16 |
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Hello, I've just installed Ansys 12 on OpenSuse 11.2 64 bit. The installation and licensing are perfect, I can start the ansys launcher, cfx, fluent etc.. however the command runwb2 doesn't work:
when I launch it, the windows of Ansys shows up, saying is loading, but then it arrives at ans.fluent.gui.addin loaded and freezes. If i click on it the windows disappears and nothing happens. Do you have any idea? where can I find a log of the startup? |
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November 2, 2010, 14:33 |
Ubuntu NVidia fix
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For Ubuntu 10 users (with NVIDIA graphics?), here's a workaround involving a symlink that my Linux admin found for the issue of DesignModeler not opening:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/nvidia-drivers-ubuntu/+bug/589250 I don't have Ubuntu or NVIDIA so can't check it out, but it worked for my admin on a Ubuntu 10 box with Ansys 12.1 Workbench. |
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November 4, 2010, 10:52 |
DM & Meshing on ubuntu 10.10
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Here is the procedure I use to install ansys 12.1 on ubuntu 10.10 64bits : Code:
# 1. enter root session for steps 1-6 (assuming you're allowed to do that, it will ask YOUR passwd and not the one of root) sudo -s # 2. add "rpm" and "uname" custom commands to make the installer happy (supposing /usr/local/bin is in the PATH) cat > /usr/local/bin/uname <<'eof' #!/bin/bash if [ "$1" = "-i" ]; then echo `/bin/uname -m | sed -e 's/i686/i386/' ` else /bin/uname $1 fi eof chmod +x /usr/local/bin/uname cat > /usr/local/bin/rpm <<'eof' #!/bin/bash echo glibc-2.12-1 eof chmod +x /usr/local/bin/uname # 3. be sure that your hostname appears in only 1 uncommented line of /etc/host (else edit it manually) grep `hostname` /etc/hosts # 4. download linx64_dvd.iso from ansys customer portal into /tmp (not described) # 5. install ansys (choosing its installation directory, and the products for which you have licenses) # at the end of install you should provide the name of your license server and verify its ports # don't be afraid of the 12 messages "[: 335: xxx.so: unexpected operator" in /ansys_inc/install.err mkdir /mnt/iso mount -o loop -t iso9660 /tmp/linx64_dvd.iso /mnt/iso cd /mnt/iso ./INSTALL cd / umount /mnt/iso rmdir /mnt/iso # 6. define environement variables for all users (assuming they use bash) - adapted from "post-install procedures" in ai_unix_2828.pdf cat > /etc/profile.d/ansys_config.sh << 'eof' SYSVAR=`uname -m` # to choose between 32bit or 64bit pathes if [ ${AWP_ROOT121:-undefined} = undefined ]; then export AWP_ROOT121=/ansys_inc/v121 ; fi if [ ${ANSYS121_DIR:-undefined} = undefined ]; then export ANSYS121_DIR=${AWP_ROOT121}/aisol ; fi if [ ${SYSVAR} = 'x86_64' ]; then if [ ${ICEM_ACN:-undefined} = undefined ]; then export ICEM_ACN=${AWP_ROOT121}/icemcfd/linux64_amd ; fi RUNWB2_DIR=${AWP_ROOT121}/Framework/bin/Linux64 ; else if [ ${ICEM_ACN:-undefined} = undefined ]; then export ICEM_ACN=${AWP_ROOT121}/icemcfd/linux ; fi RUNWB2_DIR=${AWP_ROOT121}/Framework/bin/Linux32 ; fi if [ ${ANSYSLIC_DIR:-undefined} = undefined ]; then export ANSYSLIC_DIR=/ansys_inc/shared_files/licensing ; fi if [ -d ${ANSYS121_DIR} ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${ANSYS121_DIR} ; fi if [ -d ${RUNWB2_DIR} ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${RUNWB2_DIR} ; fi # path to runwb2 if [ -d ${AWP_ROOT121}/fluent/bin ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${AWP_ROOT121}/fluent/bin ; fi # path to fluent if [ -d ${AWP_ROOT121}/CFX/bin ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${AWP_ROOT121}/CFX/bin ; fi # path to cfx5 if [ -d ${AWP_ROOT121}/TurboGrid/bin ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${AWP_ROOT121}/TurboGrid/bin ; fi # path to cfxtg if [ -d ${ICEM_ACN}/bin ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${ICEM_ACN}/bin ; fi # path to icemcfd if [ -d ${ANSYSLIC_DIR}/lic_admin ]; then export PATH=${PATH}:${ANSYSLIC_DIR}/lic_admin ; fi # path to anslic_admin eof # 7. quit root session entered in 1. exit # 8. For each user, verify the license (clic on "View Status/Diagnostic Options" then "display the license status") # and eventually choose your prefs ("Set License Preferences for user xxx" then v12.1 then, ie "Use Academic Licenses" if you have some...) anslic_admin # 9. logout, login (to activate /etc/profile.d/ansys_config.sh), run ansys and enjoy! runwb2 |
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November 5, 2010, 17:17 |
CFX Pre and Solver Broken
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First off, I would like to thank you all for the helpful information you have posted here. I now have workbench, design modeler, and mesh all working thanks to the information provided here.
I recently got a new computer, and have installed both Ubuntu 10.04.1 and Ubuntu 10.10, both 64 bit, on this machine. My previous computer was running 64 bit Ubuntu 10.04, and I had CFX Pre, Solver & Post all working great (run with ansys_inc/v121/CFX/bin/cfx5), but DM and Mesh both did not work (I hadn't followed all the steps outlined here). Workbench would come up, but I couldn't do much with it. Now, after installing on my new computer, when I try to run CFX Pre (either from workbench or directly from ansys_inc/v121/CFX/bin/cfx5), I get the following error: Code:
-- ERROR -- CCL validation failed with message: Warning: Can't check parameter Message (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Message): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Message Type (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Message Type): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Severity (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Severity): Can't find rule. Warning: Can't check parameter Suppressed (/PHYSICS MESSAGES/PHYSICS MESSAGE:msg0000/Suppressed): Can't find rule. I also am not able to run CFX solver, and get the same error as above on the command line, and this additional error if I try to run the solver from within workbench: Edit: I forgot to mention that CFX post runs just fine. The issue is only with Pre and Solver. Code:
Ans.Core.Commands.UserReadableFailure: Unexpected Solver Input File request from empty Setup component. at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Data.CFXSetupSource.GetSolverInputFile (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Data.CFXSetupProvider.DoRetrieveData (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context, Guid connectionKey) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.Foundation.Data.TransferDataObject.RetrieveData (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context, Guid connectionKey) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.Foundation.Data.RetrieveDataCommand.Execute (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.Concurrency.CommandWorkUnit.executeInContext (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext subContext, IExecutionEngineCallback tracer) [0x00000] --- Ans.Core.Commands.CommandFailedException: Unexpected Solver Input File request from empty Setup component. Command: CFX.RetrieveData(Entity="/Setup/CFXSetup:Setup Provider", ConnectionKey="6e264da9-49a2-4c1b-b86d-f1ea8deeeb82") at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.RethrowFailureException (System.Exception e) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.Wait (Int32 milliSecondsTimeout, Boolean exitContext) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.Wait () [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext.InvokeCommandAndWait (IProgressMonitor progressMonitor, Ans.Core.Commands.Core.CommandInfo commandInfo, Ans.Core.Commands.ArgDictionary args) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext.InvokeMethodAndWait (IProgressMonitor progressMonitor, IObjectReference objRef, System.String methodName, Ans.Core.Commands.ArgDictionary args) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext.InvokeMethodAndWait (IObjectReference objRef, System.String methodName, Ans.Core.Commands.ArgDictionary args) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.Foundation.DataTransfer.DataLink.RetrieveData (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Data.CFXSolutionSource.GetUpstreamSetup (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Data.CFXSolutionSource.DefineRun (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Commands.EditRunDefinitionCommand.Execute (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.Concurrency.CommandWorkUnit.executeInContext (Ans.Core.Commands.CommandContext subContext, IExecutionEngineCallback tracer) [0x00000] --- Ans.Core.Commands.CommandFailedException: Unexpected Solver Input File request from empty Setup component. Command: CFX.EditRunDefinition(Container="Solution") at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.RethrowFailureException (System.Exception e) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.Wait (Int32 milliSecondsTimeout, Boolean exitContext) [0x00000] at Ans.Core.Commands.CommandAsyncResult.Wait () [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Commands.EditRunDefinitionCommand.InvokeAndWait (ICommandContext context, Ans.Core.DataModel.ProjectSystem.DataContainerReference Container) [0x00000] at Ans.CFX.CFXCore.Commands.EditRunDefinitionGui.Invoke (Ans.UI.GuiOperationContext context) [0x00000] at Ans.UI.GuiOperationContext.Invoke (Ans.UI.GuiOperationMetaData operationData) [0x00000] at Ans.UI.UIManager+<InvokeOperation>c__AnonStorey1A.<>m__16 () [0x00000] at Ans.UI.UIManager.InvokeOperationCore (System.String pseudoname, Ans.UI.Views.OperationDelegate callback, Boolean allowOSMessages) [0x00000] This is what is shown in the solver window: +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | CFX Command Language for Run | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ SIMULATION CONTROL: END ccl2flow: * command language error * Message: getChildList: unable to find the requested path Context: returned by cclApi call +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | An error has occurred in cfx5solve: | | | | /Software/ansys_inc/v121/CFX/bin/linux-amd64/ccl2flow.exe exited | | with return code 3. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | An error has occurred in cfx5solve: | | | | An error was encountered in problem setup. See the output file | | | | /work/CFD/CFX_001.out | | | | for more details. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ This run of the ANSYS CFX Solver has finished. In case it is helpful to anyone else, below are the steps I took to get workbench, DM and Mesh working: Code:
1) edit /etc/hosts so that my hostname only appears on one line. For example, I changed something like: 10.0.0.XX MYHOSTNAME # Added by NetworkManager 127.0.0.1 MYHOSTNAME to 10.0.0.XX MYHOSTNAME # Added by NetworkManager #127.0.0.1 MYHOSTNAME # Commented Out 2) sudo aptitude install mesa-utils gamin sudo aptitude remove rpm alien sudo aptitude install libmotif3 3) Make an executable file called 'rpm' and copied to /usr/bin/ which contained the following: #!/bin/bash echo glibc-2.12.1 4) Make an executable file called 'uname' containing the following: #!/bin/bash if [ "$1" = "-i" ]; then echo ` uname2 -m | sed -e '/i686/s//i386/' ` else uname2 $@ fi then: sudo mv /bin/uname /bin/uname2 sudo cp uname /bin/ 5) Install ANSYS by calling the INSTALL script that unpacks with the installation. 6) Register the libraries: find /work/Software/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/dll/linx64/ -iname "*.so*" | sudo xargs /work/Software/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/workbench -cmd /work/Software/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/mw/bin-amd64_linux_optimized/regsvr32 -c -nodisplay 7) Added the following to my .bashrc file: export AWP_ROOT121=/work/Software/ansys_inc/v121 export ANSYS121_DIR=${AWP_ROOT121}/aisol export PATH=${PATH}:${ANSYS121_DIR} RUNWB2_DIR=${AWP_ROOT121}/Framework/bin/Linux64 export PATH=${PATH}:${RUNWB2_DIR} export PATH=${PATH}:${AWP_ROOT121}/CFX/bin 8) Finally I created the script to run workbench called wb2: #!/bin/bash LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/Software/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/mw/lib-amd64_linux_optimized:/Software/ansys_inc/v121/aisol/lib/linx64/:/usr/lib/nvidia-current" export LD_LIBRARY_PATH export LANG=en_US.UTF8 export MALLOC_CHECK_=0 /Software/ansys_inc/v121/Framework/bin/Linux64/runwb2 export MALLOC_CHECK_=2 Last edited by Scott Johnson; November 5, 2010 at 18:10. |
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