I have just written instructions on how to boot a live Ubuntu
distribution with Gerris pre-installed. See:
http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Live_Ubuntu_Gerris_distribution
also linked on the installation summary page:
http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Installation_summary
I have tested it on the systems I have access to and it works fine.
It's meant to also work on Macs but it would be nice if mac users out
there tested it.
I would like to get a "statistical" feel of what proportion of systems
it supports, so it would be nice if people tried it on as many systems
as possible and reported their findings (both positive and negative).
cheers
Stephane
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I don't know if I am alone to have this problem, but I can't download the
totality of file : it's stop at 400Mo about...
Also you should put the md5sum file, so we could test if the file is not
corrupt.
Cedric
I already have a problem with the download.
With wget :
(sorry messages are in french...)
--12:00:53--
http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/iso/ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso
=> `ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso'
Résolution de gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr... 134.157.69.22
Connexion vers gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr|134.157.69.22|:80... connecté.
requête HTTP transmise, en attente de la réponse... 200 OK
Longueur: 854 108 160 (815M) [application/x-iso9660-image]
77% [===========================> ] 659 752 915 1.05M/s ETA
02:56
12:10:54 (1.05 MB/s) - Fermeture de la connexion à l'octet 659752915.
Nouvel essai.
--12:10:55--
http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/iso/ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso
(essai: 2) => `ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso'
Connexion vers gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr|134.157.69.22|:80... connecté.
requête HTTP transmise, en attente de la réponse... 200 OK
Longueur: 854 108 160 (815M) [application/x-iso9660-image]
43% [===============> ] 662 879 167 1.06M/s ETA
12:51
12:21:02 (1.05 MB/s) - Fermeture de la connexion à l'octet 662879167.
Nouvel essai.
--12:21:04--
http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/iso/ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso
(essai: 3) => `ubuntu-gerris-10.04.2-desktop-i386.iso'
Connexion vers gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr|134.157.69.22|:80... connecté
etc...
Is there someone else with the same problem ?
Cheers
Cedric
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> Yes, you are right, there is a timeout set to 10 minutes (sysadmins are
> picky). Unfortunately, for regular people who don't benefit the ultra-fast
> connection of Kristjan, "wget -c" requests won't be accepted by the server
> so partial downloads can't be resumed...
The problem should be fixed now (the timeout has been reset to 100
minutes). Please confirm that this works for you. It would also be
good to know whether you are able to use the downloaded image to boot
the system (and whether anything is missing from the distribution).
cheers
Stephane
PS: Arnaud, could you please test whether Macs can also boot from this image?
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I had another go at this and failed again. The first time, 16 May, I
only got 58M, today I got 512M, but I believe the full image is 850M.
(Is that right? The md5sum might be good to know; saves burning
corrupted images to disks.)
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The problem is fixed for me : the download is complete.
The image boots and works fine.
I tried some example with Gerris : it was running without problem.
cheers
Cedric
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I experiment a segmentation fault with Karamea example :
gerris2D -m karamea.gfs | gfsview flooding.gfv
step: 0 t: 0.00000000 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 0.00000000
real: 0.00000100
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 74614 avg: 74614 | 0 max: 74614
step: 10 t: 3.84615385 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 1.74000000
real: 1.98678600
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 16099 avg: 16099 | 0 max: 16099
step: 20 t: 7.69230769 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 2.58000000
real: 2.83908800
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 16132 avg: 16132 | 0 max: 16132
step: 30 t: 11.53846154 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 3.40000000
real: 4.51521900
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 16144 avg: 16144 | 0 max: 16144
step: 40 t: 15.38461539 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 4.22000000
real: 5.35441400
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 16192 avg: 16192 | 0 max: 16192
step: 50 t: 19.23076923 dt: 3.846154e-01 cpu: 5.03000000
real: 6.16519500
..................
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 19819 avg: 19819 | 0 max: 19819
step: 5410 t: 2021.11111111 dt: 3.703704e-01 cpu: 529.12000000
real: 649.89508300
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 19819 avg: 19819 | 0 max: 19819
step: 5420 t: 2024.81481482 dt: 3.703704e-01 cpu: 530.18000000
real: 650.96407100
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 19807 avg: 19807 | 0 max: 19807
step: 5430 t: 2028.51851852 dt: 3.703704e-01 cpu: 531.21000000
real: 652.01198200
Balance summary: 1 PE
domain min: 19816 avg: 19816 | 0 max: 19816
[pc-penard:05579] *** Process received signal ***
[pc-penard:05579] Signal: Segmentation fault (11)
[pc-penard:05579] Signal code: (128)
[pc-penard:05579] Failing at address: (nil)
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-open.c: 260: dl_open_worker: Assertion
`_dl_debug_initialize (0, args->nsid)->r_state == RT_CONSISTENT' failed!
gerris2D --version
gerris: using 2D libgfs version 1.3.2 (100701-064521)
compiled with flags: -I/no_save/opt2/netcdf-4.0.1/include
MPI: yes
pkg-config: yes
m4 and gawk: yes
The simulation file :
Define DRY 1e-3
1 0 GfsRiver GfsBox GfsGEdge { x = 0.5 y = 0.5 } {
PhysicalParams { L = 5600 g = 9.81 }
MapTransform { tx = 1523880 ty = 5430180 }
GModule terrain
Refine 8
VariableTerrain Zb { basename = topo }
Init {} {
Z0 = 0.01
}
SourceCoriolis 0 {
/* r = U/U^\star */
if (P < DRY || Z0 < 1e-6)
return 1e10;
double a = P/Z0;
double r = a > 2.718 ? 2.5*(log (a) - 1. + 1.359/a) :
0.46*a;
return sqrt(U*U+V*V)/(P*P*r*r);
}
Init {} {
P = MAX(-Zb, 0)
}
DischargeElevation E flow.cgd (y > 5431400 ? 0 : -1000)
AdaptFunction { istep = 1 } {
cmax = 0
minlevel = (t > 0 ? 0 : 8)
maxlevel = 10
} (P > DRY && Zbn > 1 ? MAX(Zbdmax - H, 0) : 0)
OutputTime { istep = 10 } stderr
OutputBalance { istep = 10 } stderr
OutputSimulation { step = 10 } stdout
OutputScalarSum { istep = 10 } volume { v = P }
OutputGRD { step = 600 } p-%g.asc { v = P }
} {
time_order = 1
dry = DRY
}
GfsBox {
right = Boundary {
BcDirichlet P (y > 5431400 ? MAX(E - Zb, 0) : -1000)
}
left = Boundary {
BcSubcritical U MAX(1.*sin(2.*M_PI*t/433512.) - Zb, 0)
}
top = Boundary
bottom = Boundary
}
It's difficult to reproduce this bug. I dont know if someone has already
have the same problem.
Cheers
Cedric
When I tried these commands :
darcs get http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gfsview-stable/
darcs get http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gerris-stable/
I have these error message :
Invalid repository: http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gfsview-stable
darcs failed: Failed to download URL
http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gfsview-stable/_darcs/inventory :
HTTP error (404?)
Invalid repository: http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gerris-stable
darcs failed: Failed to download URL
http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gerris-stable/_darcs/inventory :
HTTP error (404?)
I need some help, with gts repository it's work well...
Thanks
Cedric
> darcs get http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gfsview-stable/
> darcs get http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/darcs/gerris-stable/
I just tried and it works fine for me. Maybe a temporary network problem?
cheers
Stephane
Perhaps a bug with darcs ?
I can explore the repository with firefox, but darcs doesn't work...
Strange !
Cheers
Cedric
what version of darcs are you using?
darcs --version
make sure it's > 2
With 2.0.2 it works better.
Thanks
Cedric
> Actually, I don't even see the USB stick at the boot.
Same for me on a Macbook pro 5.3. Booting an intel-mac non-osx system
from usb seems to be a huge pain:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510030
I'll try this on a DVD and report back.
Cheers,
Kristjan
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Hmm, sounds like Macs are even worse than I thought. At least
Microsoft cannot really prevent people from booting (and installing)
other OSes on PCs (yet). Sounds like Apple can (and does)...
>From my quick googling, it indeed sounds like burning a bootable CD
rather than a USB stick could work better.
Maybe a workaround would be to boot a virtual machine (e.g. Virtual
Box or VMware) from the .iso, all this from within MacOSX.
good luck
Stephane
Thanks for the hard work. Just a few questions/comments:
1) Why didn't you just run within Virtual Box? Is it slow/not usable?
2) I think that what you did as described on
http://www.zebpedersen.co.uk/?p=962#more-962 was to do a full install
on a USB stick. It is quite different from booting the live USB stick.
The live distribution uses a compressed filesystem which allows to fit
the whole system in less than one GB. I guess your full install is
much bigger than this. How big is your USB stick?
3) Did you try to boot from the live USB stick (prepared as per the
MacOSX instructions on the Ubuntu site) using this rEFiTitTTT thing?
4) This complicated procedure sort of cancels the whole point of the
live USB stick: being able to boot any machine just with a USB stick
(i.e. on PCs, the only requirement is that the BIOS allows booting
from USB which is pretty much standard these days). From what you
write it seems that even once you have prepared your USB stick
"properly", you still require the Mac machine to have REffFFiTtt
installed before being able to boot?
cheers
1) Why didn't you just run within Virtual Box? Is it slow/not usable?
2) I think that what you did as described on
http://www.zebpedersen.co.uk/?p=962#more-962 was to do a full install
on a USB stick. It is quite different from booting the live USB stick.
The live distribution uses a compressed filesystem which allows to fit
the whole system in less than one GB. I guess your full install is
much bigger than this. How big is your USB stick?
3) Did you try to boot from the live USB stick (prepared as per the
MacOSX instructions on the Ubuntu site) using this rEFiTitTTT thing?
4) This complicated procedure sort of cancels the whole point of the
live USB stick: being able to boot any machine just with a USB stick
(i.e. on PCs, the only requirement is that the BIOS allows booting
from USB which is pretty much standard these days). From what you
write it seems that even once you have prepared your USB stick
"properly", you still require the Mac machine to have REffFFiTtt
installed before being able to boot?
> And it works perfectly well !! Even wireless is operational. If that's not a
> happy end... :)
Great job, thanks for spending the time. I'll try this out, too. I'm
sure Stephane will buy a mac soon..
Kristjan
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Thanks a lot for the hard work. I have added instructions for Mac users here:
http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Live_Ubuntu_Gerris_distribution
You bet. And I will switch to Fluent too while I am at it...
Stephane