How to run fluent in LINUX

amirokhovat · September 8, 2011, 14:13

please put fluent link for linux 64 bit thanks very much

villager · September 11, 2011, 11:39

[QUOTE=Paola;322945First, my computer has an architecture: x86_64 (you can see it with "uname -m" command). So I had to set the variable FLUENT_ARCH equal to lnx86...[/QUOTE]
On my home computer:

Code:

uname -m

x86_64
and it is 64-bit system.
I use FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64
because of FLUENT_ARCH is FLUENT architecture, not architecture of the system!
And u use FLUENT_ARCH=lnx86 because you have x86 fluent package.

Tuning Ubuntu (64-bit) to run Fluent 6.3.26
link:
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/flu...64-bit.html#20

Paola · September 12, 2011, 04:16

Oh! That was why I was all mess up at the begining

Ok, so is it a Fluent with a lnx86 architecture appropiated for my system 64bit?

Thank you, villager!

villager · September 13, 2011, 14:17

I think so)
I run Gambit 2.3 x86 with FLUENT_ARCH=lnx86 and Fluent 6.3 with FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 on my amd64. I think,if somebody use Intel x64 processors, he must specify FLUENT_ARCH=lnia64.
You can run x86 programms in 64-bit system, but you cant't run 64-bit programms in 32-bit system.

So, when you buying (or downloading) fluent, check its version to be compatible with your computer.

villager · April 6, 2012, 07:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by villager

I think,if somebody use Intel x64 processors, he must specify FLUENT_ARCH=lnia64.

No, lnia64 option is only for Itanium processors, and lnamd64 for both Intel and Amd processors.

FarzinD · May 24, 2016, 16:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by stuart23

Paola,

You need to first know where you have installed Fluent. If you don't know, open a terminal window and type:

Code:

sudo updatedb
locate fluent

This will give you a bunch of files where fluent is installed. Find the one that looks something like: ....../ansys/13.0/v130/fluent/fluent13.0.0/bin/fluent. The last 2 directories "bin/fluent" will be identical. The rest of it may be different depending on your version.

This file bin/fluent is the launcher. The easiest way to launch is by first nothing the path to "bin/fluent", and then typing in the terminal: (substituting your own path for mine)

Code:

cd /apps/ansys/13.0/v130/fluent/fluent13.0.0/bin
./fluent

Stu

Thanks. This was really helpful.

ashi.chauhan@mq.edu.au · December 4, 2019, 17:25

Hi There I am using Fluent in Linux and am using .jou file with following commands;

file read-case file name.cas
file read-data file name.dat
file auto-save data-frequency 0
solve update-physical-time
file auto-save data-frequency 100
solve dual-time-iterate 500 50
file write-case end-file name-1.cas
file write-data end-file name-1.dat
exit
yes

There is an error in the above mention code because I could save data files at every 100 intervals.

Can anyone help me with this?

September 8, 2011, 14:13	fluent for linux 64 bit	#21
amirokhovat New Member amir okhovat Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Iran- Isfahan Posts: 24 Rep Power: 14	please put fluent link for linux 64 bit thanks very much

September 11, 2011, 11:39		#22
villager Member vlg Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: My home :) Posts: 81 Rep Power: 17	[QUOTE=Paola;322945First, my computer has an architecture: x86_64 (you can see it with "uname -m" command). So I had to set the variable FLUENT_ARCH equal to lnx86...[/QUOTE] On my home computer: Code: uname -m x86_64 and it is 64-bit system. I use FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 because of FLUENT_ARCH is FLUENT architecture, not architecture of the system! And u use FLUENT_ARCH=lnx86 because you have x86 fluent package. Tuning Ubuntu (64-bit) to run Fluent 6.3.26 link: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/flu...64-bit.html#20

September 13, 2011, 14:17		#24
villager Member vlg Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: My home :) Posts: 81 Rep Power: 17	I think so) I run Gambit 2.3 x86 with FLUENT_ARCH=lnx86 and Fluent 6.3 with FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 on my amd64. I think,if somebody use Intel x64 processors, he must specify FLUENT_ARCH=lnia64. You can run x86 programms in 64-bit system, but you cant't run 64-bit programms in 32-bit system. So, when you buying (or downloading) fluent, check its version to be compatible with your computer. Last edited by villager; September 13, 2011 at 15:19.

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Paola New Member Paola Alpresa Gutiérrez Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 10 Rep Power: 14	Oh! That was why I was all mess up at the begining Ok, so is it a Fluent with a lnx86 architecture appropiated for my system 64bit? Thank you, villager!

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ashi.chauhan@mq.edu.au New Member Ashi Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Hi There I am using Fluent in Linux and am using .jou file with following commands; file read-case file name.cas file read-data file name.dat file auto-save data-frequency 0 solve update-physical-time file auto-save data-frequency 100 solve dual-time-iterate 500 50 file write-case end-file name-1.cas file write-data end-file name-1.dat exit yes There is an error in the above mention code because I could save data files at every 100 intervals. Can anyone help me with this?