Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of HFSS

Timestamp:

08/10/09 09:55:34 (4 months ago)

Author:

brs

Comment:

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HFSS

@@ -58 +58 @@
 
 == Interactive Execution on CIRCE ==
-This method assumes that you wish to use the HFSS design graphical interface while running your analysis.  For shorter analysis (<= 1 hour), this is an ideal method although one must consider that there are only a handful of licenses available to use the HFSS desktop application.
+This method assumes that you wish to use the HFSS design graphical interface while running your analysis.  For shorter analysis (<= 1 hour), this is an ideal method although one must consider that there are only a handful of licenses available to use the HFSS desktop application.  Also consider that the responsiveness of the HFSS user interface while running over X11 forwarding is less than ideal.
 
    1. As above, make sure X11 Forwarding is enabled before logging into `circe`
 
-   2. Run the following command: 
-      {{{
-module initadd apps/ansoft/hfss-11
-      }}}
-
-   3. Now you will want to start an interactive job, but unlike the first-time instructions, you do NOT want to just run `qlogin` with no options. This is because the default session time limit is 10 minutes, and you won't get to choose which queue you run your job in. Please refer to [wiki:gridEngineInter "this wiki"] to learn how to run interactive jobs properly.
+   2. Now you will want to start an interactive job, but unlike the first-time instructions, you do NOT want to just run `qlogin` with no options. This is because the default session time limit is 10 minutes, and you won't get to choose which queue you run your job in. Please refer to [wiki:gridEngineInter "this wiki"] to learn how to run interactive jobs properly.
 
    4. Once you login to the node, simply run `hfss`.
@@ -81 +76 @@
 
  1. Change your directory to `~/Ansoft`
- 2. Choose which project for which you wish to run analyses.  In this example, we'll use `antenna1.hfss`.
+ 2. Choose the project for which you wish to run analyses.  In this example, we'll use `antenna1.hfss`.
  3. Run the job submission client, `hfss-batch`:
     {{{