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November 25, 2009, 14:41 |
Openfoam on Bluegene
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matteo lombardi
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Hello,
I Have managed to compile succesfully OpenFoam on a Bluegene/P cluster with mpicc (which is a wrapper for gcc+mpi) and it works pretty well, at leats on the first case I used (rasinterFoam on 3.5 mln cells mesh). I have 2 problems tough: 1)I then wanted to try it on a new mesh, same topology, just a bit more refined and with more cells, 5.5 mln cells. For some reason, the code crashes. It crashes both when I try to convert the mesh (i use fluentMeshToFoam) and also when i run the rasinterdymFoam. (The same mesh gets decomposed and runs smootly on other standard pc/clusters.) When I run fluentMeshToFoam it says that: Building Patch'less mesh.... new cannot satisfy memory request. This doesn't necessarily mean you run out of memory.. bla bla bla.. I am defineetely not run out of memory, since it was using just 4%of total memory. When I run rasInterFoam (serial or parallel) it stops while trying to create the mesh. it says: ... Create Mesh for Time=0 floating exception ... Any idea about what could be the problem? why on another pc runs and bluegene not while on a very simialr ot works on both smoothly? 2)Has anyone managed to compile OF on bluegene/p but with the native compiler (i.e mpixlc)? when i try to do it I get plenty of errors. (Many double declarations of basic function/classes, i.e. dummy_scalar_functions.. and problems with Pstream class) Any help would be much appreciated since it seems that a code compiled with mpixlc is about twice as fast as a code compiled with mpicc Thanks, Matteo |
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March 18, 2010, 07:59 |
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andres
Join Date: Aug 2009
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Hi Matteo,
After trying several times to install OF on a bluegene P. I started looking here on the forum and saw your posting. I am trying to compile OpenFoam 1.6 on a blue gene P but havent been able. I was wondering if you could give me a hint on how to do this. Have you got a couple of advises you could give me? could you upload the bash and scripts you c hanged to install it. Thank you very very much Andres |
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March 18, 2010, 08:52 |
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matteo lombardi
Join Date: Apr 2009
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hello andres,
thanks to the support of a person at IBM working on openFoam on Bluegene, I managed to install it correctly (i.e. two version, one 32 bit for the nodes, one 64 bit for the cluster..). Send me a private message with your mail and i will send the settings (it is a tar file of 150kb which apparently is too big to be uploaded...). Ciao, matteo |
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May 12, 2011, 19:29 |
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Yong Wang
Join Date: Apr 2009
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I will also work with OF in a Blue Gene/p,,,,But I am waiting the password, and do not know if there will be some unexpected problems,,
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