openfoam in windows xp
hello friends,
i using windows version of openfoam.i am trying to simulate detonation. as i am new to openfoam and it works well in linux OS, i am facing diffculities in running the files.can you suggest me a tutorial book/link to work in windows based openfoam.. thank you sudhir |
Greetings Sudhir,
Here is a link with a list to various sources about OpenFOAM for Windows. That link itself is to a page that talks about cross-compiling OpenFOAM In Linux for Windows. As for asking questions about OpenFOAM for Windows, you should have asked on this forum: OpenFOAM Windows Installation ;) Best regards and good luck! Bruno |
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There are several Linux LiveDVD that include OpenFoam, you do not have to install Linux on your Computer to get your fingers on OpenFOAM. These LiveImages work out of the box and are quite useful for learning OF/ (or handling smaller cases). A real installation is only nescessary for real problems And some basic linux comands are explained in the tutorials from the OF workshop. Maybe you make faster progress using a liveDVD LiveUSB-stick |
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Bruno, thank u very much for your useful links..see you in openfoam windows forum..can you suggest me some linux livedvd OS?
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hi
thanks for your reply.actually i am familiar with linux(ubuntu) and unix(sun solaris) but the computer wic i am working now has some technical difficulties in installing full version of linux OS.so i moved to windows version.can you mention few linux OS which has preintalled openfoam software? will SUSE be better? once again thank you. sudhir |
Hi Sudhir,
You have at least two choices for LiveDVDs:
Bruno |
Hi
Just for the sake of completeness, there is also a Ubuntu based Version: fritz |
thanks guys
hello guys thank you bruno and fritz.becoz of ur valuable guidance i downloaded opensuse. i am using virtual box and powerdvd for mounting the image...is it ok guys? |
Hi Sudhir,
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Although I believe you can define in Virtualbox to read directly from the ISO file, so this way you wouldn't need PowerDVD to open the ISO. Best regards, Bruno |
Greetings Iwarelogic and welcome to the forum,
You're setting up yourself to be catalogued as a spammer! Why? Because you've only made one post and already have added a link to your signature, which is a big no no ;) Now for your question: Quote:
Best regards, Bruno |
hi bruno
hi bruno
i tried to use virtual box but its not working and showing error like"its a 32 bit operating system"[i downloaded 64 bit opensuse as my comp is 64bit]. so i dropped the idea of using vbox..now i am using live cd to work with opensuse.we can directly install openfoam from internet right? what is your opinion about geekocfd? thank you for your replies yours sudhir |
Hi Sudhir,
Well, running a x86 virtual machine in a x86_64 is faster than running a x86_64 virtual machine in a x86_64, at least by my experience. I believe that GeckoCFD should be very good. I've not tried it yet, but Alberto knows his way around OpenSUSE and OpenFOAM, so I can only assume it's a very good package. But check the latest post on GeckoCFD's thread: Quote:
Best regards, Bruno |
Hi Bruno,
wat u said about virtual machine is true;) the x86_64 version works faster..thanks.successfully i downloaded the geekocfd from opensuse studio gallery.then i burned the iso file in a dvd using "burn iso file " option available in nero 7. but its not booting like a livecd. only my xp OS is booting..simply saying my bootable live cd is not working...have u come across anything like this? any suggestions? thank you truly sudhir |
Hi Sudhir,
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Best regards and good luck! Bruno |
hi Bruno,
you are 100% correct in your guess.the error occured because of dvd writing problem not a problem of iso file.first i checked the iso in vbox and it was running.then burned the dvd in other computer and it is running properly except some graphical errors. its good man..thanks for all your help..hopefully i will finish my detonation :p truly sudhir |
Other possibility
I installed Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Long Term Support) inside Windows XP using Wubi on three different computers. Installation of OF 1.7.0 and, later, 1.7.1 was just copy and paste from the OF home site installation instructions. Running speed is as in native Ubuntu system. Never had problems.:D
cheers |
Installing with WUBI pretty much is a native installation, it just saves you the effort of partitioning.
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Partioning the disk is a risky business.. And reverting is a Job for experts. Wuby install can be removed by the install/remove app of Win XP. I would recommend this path as the simplest one.
But I know I'm lazy.. |
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