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comsol on centos linux unstable

Posted Feb 2, 2012, 11:21 p.m. EST Installation & License Management, Structural Mechanics Version 4.2a 1 Reply

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I switched from using Comsol on Windows 7 to using it on the latest CentOS linux, but it seems to be pretty instable. It often hangs when I try to build the mesh and I have to kill the process and start it again. Has anyone had luck with Comsol on CentOS? Is it more stable on Ubuntu?
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Posted: 1 decade ago Feb 3, 2012, 1:36 a.m. EST

I switched from using Comsol on Windows 7 to using it on the latest CentOS linux, but it seems to be pretty instable. It often hangs when I try to build the mesh and I have to kill the process and start it again. Has anyone had luck with Comsol on CentOS? Is it more stable on Ubuntu?


i guess its because linux is processor intensive while windows is memory intensive .. !
[QUOTE] I switched from using Comsol on Windows 7 to using it on the latest CentOS linux, but it seems to be pretty instable. It often hangs when I try to build the mesh and I have to kill the process and start it again. Has anyone had luck with Comsol on CentOS? Is it more stable on Ubuntu? [/QUOTE] i guess its because linux is processor intensive while windows is memory intensive .. !

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