Just to add to the discussion.... the three ways I've read back in  
solutions are: XDA/R, Exodus and GMV.  XDA/R is by far the safest and  
easiest.  If you think you need to be able to restart, then you should  
be writing out XDA/R _along_ with whatever visualization format you  
like (for instance VTK).  Then you can use VTK to visualize and delete  
the xda/r's if you're sure that you won't need to read those solutions  
back in.

That said, I currently use Exodus for reading solutions.... if you are  
interested in that or GMV look at their respective  
copy_nodal_solution() methods.  I'm sure you could add a similar  
method for VTK.

Derek

On Dec 1, 2008, at 3:40 PM, Vijay M wrote:

> Hi guys,
>
>
>
> I'm looking for a way to read in a solution file that was dumped in  
> earlier
> in a different simulation using (Mesh)IO.write_equation_systems. I  
> can start
> with the same mesh as the file in the new run but I can't seem to  
> figure out
> how to read the data in also. You could consider this as something  
> essential
> for a restart mechanism. Anyway, if I perform mesh.read, this only  
> gets me
> the mesh populated in my equationsystems while all the variables and  
> data
> are not added. Is there any functionality similar to this available in
> LibMesh currently for some specific mesh type ?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vijay
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