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joywe May 27, 2005 07:11

I am not familiar with UNIX. A
 
I am not familiar with UNIX. And I am running an SGI workstation with IRIX. I have download the source code but I can not find the directory #HOME
In UNIX or IRIX, is "#HOME" directory means the "/
"directory?
Thanks in advanced!

chris May 27, 2005 08:09

I recommend you learn the basi
 
I recommend you learn the basics of UNIX before installing OpenFOAM.

yfjma May 27, 2005 13:30

I haven't played with UNIX. I'
 
I haven't played with UNIX. I'm using linux instead. But, I think they are almost the same. So, in my experience, if UNIX system has
the directory named root, you can regard this directory as #HOME. If there is no root directory, I guess you can create a directory and named as root and then download the source
files into the directory. Good luck!

BTW, from your registered name, I guess you come from China. Right??
I'm a student of ZheJiang University and also a freshman in OpenFOAM. If you are interested in it, we can play with it together。Keep in touching!

yfjma May 27, 2005 13:31

I haven't played with UNIX. I'
 
I haven't played with UNIX. I'm using linux instead. But, I think they are almost the same. So, in my experience, if UNIX system has
the directory named root, you can regard this directory as #HOME. If there is no root directory, I guess you can create a directory and named as root and then download the source
files into the directory. Good luck!

BTW, from your registered name, I guess you come from China. Right??
I'm a student of ZheJiang University and also a freshman in OpenFOAM. If you are interested in it, we can play with it together.Keep in touching!

niklas May 27, 2005 14:48

If you have problem figuring o
 
If you have problem figuring out what $HOME is you
will most likely have some even bigger problems ahead of you that are related to unix/linux and not to OpenFOAM, please keep these kind of questions to a minimun, the answers to these questions can be found all over the web. This is a forum for OpenFOAM and not for unix/linux.

google this 'HOME environment variable linux'- should give you a place to start.

but if you want to find out what $HOME is i suggest you use echo, i.e. 'echo $HOME'

good luck,
Niklas

joywe May 28, 2005 09:16

Thanks everyone! Thank you for
 
Thanks everyone! Thank you for your help. Now I know what does "$home" mean. hehe......to me it is great progress.

to Majianfeng: I graduated from Zhejiang University one year ago, and now I am working in Shanghai. I love CFD. Joywe@126.com This is my email address.And 0086-21-50804949-205 is the phone number in my office. Keep in touching.

joywe May 30, 2005 06:50

Here comes a new stupid questi
 
Here comes a new stupid question. Don't laugh at me. Any reply will be appreciated.
How to decompress the source code:
OpenFOAM-1.1.General.gtgz,
Thaks a lot!

Joey

kärrholm May 30, 2005 06:53

http://www.opencfd.co.uk/openf
 
http://www.opencfd.co.uk/openfoam/linux.html

read the instructions on how to unpack it below the downloadable files

yfjma May 30, 2005 13:19

Hi,did you solve your new prob
 
Hi,did you solve your new problem. If not, try the following command:

tar zxvf OpenFOAM-1.1.General.gtgz

In my opinion, if you want to go further with OpenFOAM, you should learn some elementary knowledge of UNIX system, such as how to unpack a file and how to compile and install a software.
Comparing with Windows, the UNIX system is distinct. So in the first stage, it maybe painful. But just spending a little time, everything will be OK.


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