Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core
 

Hello, fellas.

I´ve been having trouble with local parallel runs.

My system:

CFX 11 with SP1 Win XP x64 up-to-date Intel Q9450 4 GB DDR3 ASUS P5Q Dlx

When I try to set a local parallel run, using PVM or MPICH2, the same error happens: "cfx5 partitioner not found" (or something like this)

I know that other have already reported the same bug, but I haven´t found a solution.

Does anyone can help me?

In the same topic: any report of this bug running under Linux?

Thanks in advance.

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core
 

In here, it´s normal!

My system:

ANSYS CFX 11 with SP1, Win XP x64, Intel Q9660, 8 GB DDR2, and ASUS P5K Premium

Best

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core
 

Hi,

It has nothing to do with the hardware. Either you did not get a full CFX installation, there is a problem with the installation, the paths have got stuffed up or something like that. It possibly is also a licensing problem but unlikely as licensing errors are usually clearly described as such.

Did you install CFX with admin rights? If you installed without admin rights it might be able to change the system path variable.

What are you trying to do? Start from command line or solver manager?

Glenn Horrocks

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core------
 

this is a problem with cfx. Contact support for a fix.

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core------
 

I had this problem also.

What I had to do is go to the Solver tab, then browse manually for the solver executable.

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core------
 

Hi,

I have the a similar machine but im working under linux suse. I fix it copying pvm.exe or solver_pvm file into the folder were you are executing CFX or in a subfolder in bin named linux.... Its a path problem, no licence.

Thanks.

Re: Partitioner error on CFX 11 on Quad core------
 

Yes, indeed.

I received the fix from my support rep. You should ask yours. It is a small simple fix that points the correct solver according to the ARCH of the processor.

Regards, cfd guy