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install fluent on centos
hi everybody
I have installed fluent on centos6-64bit and i receive this error: can't exec /home/vahidss/Program/Fluent.Inc/license/lnamd64/fluentlm-helper91: No such file or directory No error handler available Error: Cortex received a fatal signal (SEGMENTATION VIOLATION). Error Object: () Error: eval: unassigned variable Error Object: rp-3d? Can anybody help me please? |
Ummmm, what version of Fluent are you trying to install??? Fluent has been part of Ansys for a few releases (12 onwards maybe?) now, so it shouldn't be coming up as ../Fluent.Inc/... unless you are installing a very old (6.3?).
Try installing the latest version, you should be able to download it from the Ansys website. I have Fluent 13.0 and 14.0 all working on CentOS 6.2 Stu |
yes I am using Fluent 6.3
But I think it should work on Centos. I think the problem is that I have some missed libraries. |
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Hi, Have you successfully install fluent or ANSYS 14.0? I met a problem kind like that too. |
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line 2863: 9468 Segmentation fault $EXE_CMD $CX_FLAGS $FL_FLAGS The fluent process could not be started. |
Hi,
I solved my problem. It has sth. to do with the DNS setup. Cheers! |
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Segmentation fault (core dumped) $EXE_CMD $CX_FLAGS $FL_FLAGS /usr/ansys_inc/v140/fluent/fluent14.0.0/bin/fluent -r14.0.0 3d -alnamd64 -path/usr/ansys_inc/v140/fluent -cx iclabserver:55347:45115 The fluent process could not be started. Error: eval: unassigned variable Error Object: rp-3d? Please help hpw to resolve this error. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks |
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Hi, can you help me solving my problem. Please it's urgent. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Segmentation fault (core dumped) $EXE_CMD $CX_FLAGS $FL_FLAGS /usr/ansys_inc/v140/fluent/fluent14.0.0/bin/fluent -r14.0.0 3d -alnamd64 -path/usr/ansys_inc/v140/fluent -cx iclabserver:55347:45115 The fluent process could not be started. Error: eval: unassigned variable Error Object: rp-3d? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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You should check your hostname setup in /etc/hostname, make sure that it's the same with the one in your terminal. I found it is the case for my problem. |
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Second, can you do SSH to the server machine and open FLUENT with the terminal? |
Thanks for your reply. The problem appears to have been solved, but I'm not sure why. I edited a line in /etc/hosts on the guest machine and things started working fine. But then I commented out that line again and things have still been working fine since. I can't actually seem to reproduce the error any more. I guess it's a OS X / Virtualbox / Cisco AnyConnect / Scientific Linux peculiarity.
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