Hi @luillo
I hope you are doing well. I am currently facing the same problem as @RJacob going through while working on the n_TOF tutorial. I’m using Linux [Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS] operating system.
Need assistance Please!
M Zahid
Hi @zahi ,
your problem is different since you’re using a different OS.
Better to open a different post. My colleagues, expert on linux, will take care of your issue.
Cheers
Dear @zahi,
- did you install the .deb package: Installing FLUKA on GNU/Linux (.rpm, .deb) | The official CERN FLUKA website, or
- you use the .tgz file: Installing FLUKA on GNU/Linux or macOS (.tgz packages) | The official CERN FLUKA website
Also, could you post the output of the installation process?
Cheers,
David
Happy to hear from you!
I have .tgz compressed file for Fluka [fluka-4-1.1.Linux-gfor9.tgz] and installed flair through the link. [Official flair site]
i have installed Fluka package few weeks before and successfully running a test file using the terminal command (screenshot attached) but while working on a n_TOF tutorial i can’t merge the files of scoring.
And sorry i am unable to understand the meaning by your statement “output of the installation process”, should i perform some commands?
Willing to hear further. Thanks!
M Zahid
Dear @zahi,
I mean the output of the make command used during the installation. Did you set the necessary enviroment variable as written at the bottom of Installing FLUKA on GNU/Linux or macOS (.tgz packages) | The official CERN FLUKA website?
Also, could you tell me what files are in your /bin directory where FLUKA is installed?
You may want to get and install the latest FLUKA version 4-2.1, and see if the issue is fixed.
Cheers,
David
Respected Sir,
Thanks for your reply. Now i get it, but i didn’t save the output of the make command. Should i perform the installation again and save the outputs for future consideration?
Yes, i also set necessary environment variables using bash shell.
I have attached the shot that shows files included in the /bin directory of FLUKA folder.
I will try to get latest FLUKA version as you mentioned but i want to know is there any method available that i can try and fix the issue on my current version of FLUKA through commands or else.
Hoping to hear from you.
M Zahid
Dear @zahi,
it looks, you have the executable in the directory /home/fluka/bin but in the previous image suggests that Flair looks for the in /home/zahi/flukarun/bin.
In a new terminal please run the command:
which usbsuw
an let us know the result.
Cheers,
David
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