Can anyone offer any insights for my problem? Each data set is from 6gb to 13gb in size and we have a compute cluster on site, and even my own workstation is a 12 physical core machine so I am looking for a way to utilise these resources to increase the otherwise very slow data post processing.
On 23 June 2014 09:55, Victor <[email protected]> wrote: > I have compiled ParaView with MPI support, searched the internet, looked > at examples and I cannot get it to work. > > I tried to run it with the following methods: > > 1. "Use multicore" setting within the GUI. I set it at 6 and got this > during startup > > AutoMPI: SUCCESS: command is: > "/opt/openmpi-1.8.1/bin/mpiexec" "-np" "6" > "/usr/local/lib/paraview-4.1/pvserver" "--server-port=45024" > AutoMPI: starting process server > -------------- server output -------------- > Waiting for client... > AutoMPI: server successfully started. > > > It looks normal. > > 2. Start pvserver with "mpirun -np 6 pvserver" and connect the client > manually: > > Waiting for client... > Connection URL: cs://consilience-ssd:11111 > Accepting connection(s): consilience-ssd:11111 > Client connected. > > > It looks normal. > > > The problem is that the output does not look normal. I am trying to > display CFD external flow simulation data using a Slice filter and instead > of a correct visualization of the flow I get a spotty field as per the > image attached. I am also attaching the PV ProcessID screenshot. > > What do I need to do to make ParaView render in parallel and deliver > correct visualization results? > > Thanks, > > Victor >
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