[BenAsbo626]

[Moderator note: This post was split-off from this one.]

On another note, as you seem to know a lot about installations. Im am looking to install a set of what i assume are libraries to openFoam 2.3.0.

The libraries are denoted by this:

https://www.intervals.science/resources/aerosolved

the actual download files are given here:

https://github.com/pmpsa-cfd/aerosolved

A short instruction is given here:

https://aerosolved.intervals.science/

How do I actually go about installing this? Is there a specific way in which it can be downloaded and integrated directly into openFoam?

I tried looking into this, but it seemed like the best way was to clone the repositry and run the ./allwmake command. But when I tried that, I got so many errors its probably unneccesary to list them all. I feel like I must be doing something wrong.

Thanks again,
Ben

[wyldckat]

Quick answer: I used the following commands successfully with OpenFOAM 2.3.0 and Ubuntu 16.04:

mkdir -p $FOAM_RUN
run
cd ..
git clone https://github.com/pmpsa-cfd/aerosolved.git
cd aerosolved/
./Allwmake > log.make 2>&1
./Allwmake > log.make2 2>&1

You can then package the last log file with this command:

gzip < log.make2 > log.make2.gz

and then attach the file "log.make2.gz" to your next post, so that I can see the error messages that you get.

[BenAsbo626]

Hi Wyldckat,

I followed your instructions. Maybe previously I was doing something wholly incorrect because now it seems to install perfectly with 0 errors.

the log.make2 file gives that every module is up to date which I imagine is code for - "installed perfectly and should work when used.

thank you so much for your time, You have saved me so much hassle and time getting annoyed because it didn't work the way I was expecting.

Thanks,
Ben

[Piyush25]

Originally Posted by wyldckat

and then attach the file "log.make2.gz" to your next post, so that I can see the error messages that you get.

I'm facing difficulties in installing aerosolved. Please Help. Here is my log file. I'm getting many fatal errors. Please have a look. Thanks.