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dear all,
My code works fine when using OpenSees.exe but i received the following error message when using OpenSeesSP with -np 1.
I only change the system type to Mumps.

"[01:4128] ....Error:unable to read the cmd header on the pmi context, error = -1"

Thanks

that is an mpich error .. can you see if you can exe OpenSeesSP from the dos prompt w/o using mpi to see if the error still shows up.

Thanks Frank for your reply. I am not able to make it run.
Do i have to place my mpiexe and smpd in the folder that contains my code?

I Tried to run the code on Neeshub but it returned this message:
"OpenSeesSP: error while loading shared libraries: libmpi_cxx.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

Can you help?

Thanks once again.

can you show me the batchsubmit command or whatever you sed on neeshub?

Dear Frank
I just shared with you my session on Neeshub. I hope that is ok.

Thanks

Dear all,

Can someone please held solve the following error?

"Static DomainDecompositionAnalysis::recvSelf-failed to get the solver
Fatal error in MPI_Recv: Message truncated, error stack:
MPI_Recv(186)...........................:MPI_Recv(buf=000...0003ED0020, count=4, MPI_INT, scr=0, tag=0, MPI_COMM_WORLD, status=00...00312F450) failed
MPIDI_CH3U_Receive_data_found(129): Message from rank 0 and tag 0 truncated; 24 bytes received but buffer size is 16"

I am using Mumps solver and np is 4.

Thanks

Hi Frank,

Do you have an answer for me regarding the error message i received while running my code on Neeshub?

This is my batchsubmit command: home/neeshub/ameh/Nees/ParJob/Gravity.tcl

Thanks.

sorry .. working on something dues tomorrow that is taking all my time .. went to look at file .. permission denied .. post the file or share a session again.

sorry again.

Hi Frank,

I shared the session with you.

Sorry for the delay.

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