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February 9, 2024 at 1:17 pm
Mangesh Bhide
Ansys EmployeeHello,
Can you please try running using openmpi by selecting openmpi when starting from fluent launcher OR adding the line below to your fluent launch command ?
-mpi=openmpi -
February 9, 2024 at 2:36 pm
Omar Zaki
SubscriberThanks Mangesh for replying. I tried many things including installing Intel MPI and Microsoft MPI and tried both without any success. I also tried the mpiexec test line
c:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc\v232\ansys\bin\winx64>ANSYS232.exe -np 2 -mpitest
but it gave me the same error again:
[mpiexec@OmarZaki] wmain (mpiexec.c:2165): assert (pg->intel.exitcodes != NULL) failed
[mpiexec@OmarZaki] HYD_sock_write (..\windows\src\hydra_sock.c:387): write error (errno = 34)
I also tried with Admin Privileges, but also without success. Additionally, I tried both Intel MPI and Microsoft MPI, both failed to launch.
The only case Fluent launched when I start with one process, since MPI is not needed.
I downgraded to Ansys 2023 R1, and it is working flawlessly now. I think it is a bug with Ansys 2023 R2. I wonder if there is a platform to report bugs like this.
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February 9, 2024 at 3:09 pm
Mangesh Bhide
Ansys Employeeplease try
-mpi=intel2018
It simply could be an issue with combination of your system and newer version of MPI -
February 10, 2024 at 5:39 am
Omar Zaki
SubscriberStill the same error with -mpi=intel2018
Any other ideas?
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February 12, 2024 at 4:17 pm
Mangesh Bhide
Ansys Employeewmain (mpiexec.c:2165): assert (pg->intel.exitcodes != NULL) failed
HYD_sock_write (..\windows\src\hydra_sock.c:387): write error (errno = 34)
if you are installing MPI services please cache your credentials- See this 3rd party link for similar error
https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-HPC-Toolkit/Intel-MPI-2019-3-can-t-work/m-p/1143101 - How is Fluent being launched ? Please try using a directory with write permissions. Use a start in directory without spaces, something like
C:\temp\fluent_test - In your command line for ansys232, I noticed that you are starting in the Program files directory. Similarly can you try launching from a folder with write permissions ? also try adding
-smp
to your command for launching Ansys Mechanical - are you trying to run on only opne machine or more than one machines ? if more than one then also check firewalls and access to shared drives
hope this helps
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February 12, 2024 at 11:13 pm
Omar Zaki
Subscriber1. See this 3rd party link for similar error
https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-HPC-Toolkit/Intel-MPI-2019-3-can-t-work/m-p/1143101Tried the solutions offered on the topic, with no success. I am pretty sure it is an Ansys problem not an MPI problem
2. How is Fluent being launched ? Please try using a directory with write permissions. Use a start in directory without spaces, something like
C:\temp\fluent_testTried this, no success. Same Error
3. In your command line for ansys232, I noticed that you are starting in the Program files directory. Similarly can you try launching from a folder with write permissions ? also try adding
-smp to your command for launching Ansys MechanicalI am trying to launch Fluent not Ansys Mechanical.
4. are you trying to run on only opne machine or more than one machines ? if more than one then also check firewalls and access to shared drives
It is only 1 machine, and I checked the firewall restrictions. There is nothing to be done about it.
Additionally, I tried copying the MPI files from 2023 R1 to the newer versions, without success. I also tried the most recent version 2024 R1, which gave me the same error.
I am not sure what should be done next. How can I contact customer service about this? (I have a university academic research license)?
- See this 3rd party link for similar error
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February 13, 2024 at 1:49 pm
Mangesh Bhide
Ansys EmployeeHello,
Please reach out to your Ansys Sales Account Manager and reference this thread and my name.
thank you
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May 17, 2024 at 5:20 pm
Mangesh Bhide
Ansys EmployeeHere is what worked for Omar
"C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc\v241\fluent\ntbin\win64\fluent.exe" 3d -r24.1.0 -mpi=intel2018 -peth -t6
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