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Old   November 26, 2007, 11:17
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Dear All,

I am running Fluent on 64-bit LINUX machine. I try to run UDF's from Fluent tutorials by using text user interface (TUI). At UDF Manual (5.3 Compile a UDF Using the TUI page 5-12) step 6. identify the architecture name of the machine that you are running from. I run the FLUENT utility program fluent_arch at the command line of a UNIX shell.

ERROR message: usera@lptsv743:~>fluent_arch /Fluent.Inc/bin/fluent_arch: Unable to determine machine architecture. Set the environment variable FLUENT_ARCH and try again.

The thing is I can run simulations on workstation without problem but I can't use/compile UDFs. I would like to know if the problem is due to wrong installation of some components. Can you please advise something on that?

with kind regards,
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Old   November 27, 2007, 00:26
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The following commands may help you.

1. uname -a 2. cat /etc/issue 3. cat /proc/cpuinfo

Set the Env variable FLUENT_ARCH to lnamd64
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Old   November 27, 2007, 09:36
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Thank you so much ...problem solved ....
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Old   March 14, 2012, 12:58
Default Set env variable for Fluent_Arch and try again
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Thank you so much ...problem solved ....
Hi,

Where did you set this env variable.
Do you have amd architecture? what if the architecture is x86_64
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The following commands may help you.

1. uname -a 2. cat /etc/issue 3. cat /proc/cpuinfo

Set the Env variable FLUENT_ARCH to lnamd64



Thanks for the hint.


However, uname -a reavels x86_64 and not lnamd64 for me.


The command "export FLUENT_ARCH=x86_64" does not work



but



"FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64 export FLUENT_ARCH"


did work in the terminal.
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