Hi Vittorio,
I did start with beginner's manual, that's how I run the protons in Be
simulation. And the thing is that I fail to run the example simulation
and I cannot find an answer to my issue.
I took advantage of your advice and changed file names.
This time I attached .flair and .inp files.
I am using Fedora just for purpose of fluka, i have no other documents
on this partition, that's why i didn't create a separate folder.
I am just worried if it is not the problem of some root access rights or
something, due to "no access" sign in the lines I gave You.
All best,
Karol
W dniu 2014-11-22 16:41, Vittorio Boccone napisał(a):
> Hi [karkawal],
> I understand you are a beginner, but maybe you should really start
> from the manual. There's a beginner chapter there.
> Plus, you can access to all the presentation *and examples) done in
> the FLUKA courses on the website.
>
> I renew my request of sending the input and flair files (*.inp and
> *.flair). Without those I can't help. The screenshots alone are not
> useful for debugging.
> An other important thing: I would give a shorter name to the input
> file, maybe without spaces.
>
> Place those files in a separate directory. FLUKA creates several file
> which you probably don't want to mix up with other documents you have
>
> Best,
> Vittorio
>
> P.S. I don't understand why you add Lars Froehlich in cc. Please add
> always the list "fluka-discuss_at_fluka.org" <fluka-discuss_at_fluka.org>
> instead.
>
>
> On 11/22/2014 4:53 PM, karkawal_at_student.pg.gda.pl wrote:
>> Thank You, it solved the problem with geometry error. I didn't
>> understand the meaning of | sign before. But I still cannot run my
>> simulation. I've already sent that problem to the list. Maybe You
>> could help me with that? Once I run the simulation it's "running" for
>> a while and then it says "*** TIMED-OUT ***". I attached the
>> screenshot with that. My previous mail to the list didn't have that
>> geometry issue corrected. In the folder that was created when I
>> pressed run i found a log, that says:
>> /home/kkawalerczyk/fluka/flutil/rfluka: line 300:
>> /home/kkawalerczyk/Dokumenty/Charged pion fluence inside and around a
>> proton-irradiated Be target.out: Brak dostępu (which means no access
>> in english)
>> Do You have any clue what might that be?
>>
>> W dniu 2014-11-22 14:50, Vittorio Boccone napisał(a):
>>> Hi [karkawal],
>>> please reply to both me and the list at the same time so to keep
>>> the discussion on the list.
>>> The error lies in the | (OR sign) that you place in the definition
>>> of
>>> the UpstrBe and DwnnstrBe regions.
>>> What you have now is two regions which include all what is rightof
>>> "cutplane" plus "betarget". You have therefore a lot of overlapping
>>> regions and this is not good.
>>>
>>> That sign must be removed. In addition one of the two regions should
>>> have a "+cutplane" instead of a "-cutplane" otherwise you end up
>>> having the same region.
>>>
>>>> UpstrBe 5 +betarget
>>>> | -cutplane
>>>> DwnstrBe 5 +betarget
>>>> | -cutplane
>>> Best
>>> V.
>>>
>>> On 11/22/2014 2:52 PM, karkawal_at_student.pg.gda.pl wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thank You for an answer. I actually did put one 0 too much for
>>>> blackhole and vacuum, but I changed that and errors found is still
>>>> there. I tried also to run a simulation and after a couple minuter
>>>> status says timed out.
>>>>
>>>> W dniu 2014-11-22 13:22, Vittorio Boccone napisał(a):
>>>> Hi,
>>>> well I can say that first you are very very far away from the
>>>> simulation region (about 10E8 off).
>>>> Most probably you have a macroscopic error in the definitions of
>>>> the regions.
>>>>
>>>> I can't see much from the geoviewer plot if you don't attach the
>>>> FLUKA
>>>> input file.
>>>>
>>>> Best
>>>> Vittorio
>>>>
>>>> On 11/21/2014 10:24 PM, karkawal_at_student.pg.gda.pl wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I'm a fluka beginner, and got worried with sign "Errors found" in
>>>> geometry tab in flair. I'm making an input file for example
>>>> simulation of protons in Beryl as in manual and I wonder if there
>>>> actually is wrong with my input file. I've checked output and it
>>>> doesn't say anything. Could anyone tell me if I'm doing something
>>>> wrong? I attached screenshot.
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