Qinghuai Gao wrote: > On 12/08/08 10:16, G?rard Henry wrote: >> Qinghuai Gao wrote: >>> On 12/08/08 08:44, G?rard Henry wrote: >>>> hello all, >>>> i'm very disappointed with os200811 on my laptop. I've encountered >>>> two problems, one with paraview (see my precedent posts) and the >>>> other with totalview: >>>> >>>> 1) paraview >>>> Due to the lack of help to have paraview on 32 bits, i recompiled it >>>> for my laptop and you can test the binaries here: >>>> http://www.latp.univ-mrs.fr/~henry/Solaris/dl/paraview-3.4.0-SunOS-i386.tar.bz2 >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> and the resulting app is totally unusable, because the workspace is >>>> ridiculous small: >>>> http://www.latp.univ-mrs.fr/~henry/sc1.png >>>> >>>> This problem doesn't appears in S10U6, but only in os200811 and SXCE >>>> >>>> >>> Is that an application setting issue instead of system issue? >>> >> >> it should be best if someone at Sun could try the two platforms. I >> never received answers from people (*) that have recompiled paraview >> 3.0.2 64bits. If i am the only > I remember that you downloaded and installed ParaView 3.0.2 64-bit > binary from : > > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/visualization-hpc/ > > And feedback us some questions on how to run in SunRay environment. Is > that right? Any new requirement on a rebuild to fit your needs? > > As for your corrent issue, did you try the same dataset on the other > version of ParaView, or the same version on other machines? I guess it > was because of the dataset and the view setting so that a small render > region was generated.
no you're wrong, the dataset is the same for solaris and opensolaris. Did you try it? you can get data files here: http://www.latp.univ-mrs.fr/~henry/Solaris/dl/polyex.vtk >> one concerned by using opensolaris in hpc environment, and using a 32 >> bits laptop, forget my problem, i cannot recompile and debug all the >> apps alone. >> I don't understand why ubuntu or redhat is able to deliver a vast >> majority of apps we need in scientific apps without charging us, and >> not sun >> >> >> gerard >> >> (*) http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/visualization-hpc/
