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April 20, 2022 at 10:00 am
rt1
SubscriberHi All,
I am administration on a small CentOS8 (8.5.2111) cluster at my University.
I have added to my bashrc file the following:
FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 export FLUENT_ARCH
export PATH=$PATH://applications/Ansys-2022.R1/ansys_inc/v221/fluent/bin/
When I submit a fluent job the the cluster using SLURM the job refuses to run but does not generate an error just the following output:
/applications/Ansys-2022.R1/ansys_inc/v221/fluent/fluent22.1.0/bin/fluent -r22.1.0 2ddp -t4 -mpi=openmpi -i /home/admin/ANSYSTEST_v3//_read_fluent_case_.jou -nm -ssh -license=premium -cnf=slurm.125.hosts
/applications/Ansys-2022.R1/ansys_inc/v221/fluent/fluent22.1.0/cortex/lnamd64/cortex.22.1.0 -f fluent -nm -license=premium -i /home/admin/ANSYSTEST_v3//_read_fluent_case_.jou (fluent "2ddp -pethernet -host -alnamd64 -r22.1.0 -t4 -mpi=openmpi -cnf=slurm.125.hosts -path/applications/Ansys-2022.R1/ansys_inc/v221/fluent -ssh")
If I run these commands via the command line I get the following error:
Error: directory /applications/Ansys-2022.R1/ansys_inc/v221/fluent/fluent22.1.0/fluent22.1.0 does not contain a valid arch.
Set the environment variable FLUENT_ARCH and try again.
What am I doing wrong?
Roger
April 22, 2022 at 3:05 pmHunter Wang
Ansys EmployeeFLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 is usually not required.
How exactly did you submit Fluent job SLURM? Using job script, Fluent command line, or any other ways?
Try default Intel MPI by removing -mpi openmpi to see how it works?
Refer https://ansyshelp.ansys.com/account/secured?returnurl=/Views/Secured/corp/v221/en/flu_lm/flu_slurm.html for more details.
April 24, 2022 at 10:05 pmrt1
SubscriberI submitted it via bash in a terminal.
I tried removing -mpi=openmpi and also -mpi=intel but in both cases I still get the same error.
It looks like the version of slurm I have installed is not supported (slurm-20.02) so I'll try updating to (slurm-20.11).
Do you know if slurm-21.08 is ok it not shown on the list?
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