Hello dr. Abdallah,
The first thing I would do is check the partition/drive which you use as
scratch directory ($SCRATCH). You should have this defined in either
your .bash_profile/.bashrc or the script you use to run wien
calculations (if there is one).
If you are using a simple setup you will most likely just have one hard
drive. In this case, anywhere on the drive, type df -h. This will tell
you the total size and what you have currently used. Most likely you
will see that the main partition (being the largest) will be nearly
full. In this case you will have to clean up some files and/or get a
bigger drive. removing files in the SCRATCH directory can help. (If you
don't know the setting, search for the files with vector in their name,
could just be the calculation directory).
Maybe someone else knows if you can stop wien from writing out certain
files, but I have no experience with these (if they exist).
Regards,
Michael Sluydts
Op 8/04/2013 10:50, ben abdallah houda schreef:
Dear users,
I already sent an email regarding my problem that I encountered during
the execution of x opticc. the error is foundno space left on
device. Someone can help me to solve? I'll be very grateful. This is
very urgent.
thank you for your cooperation.
Dr Houda Ben Abdallah
Laboratory of condensed matter. Departement of Physics.
Faculty of Sciences, Tunis. Tunisia
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