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  3. Why does Mechanical APDL 2019R3 (19.5), run on a Linux CentOS operating system, fail with the error, v195/ansys/bin/answish195: line 32: 16986 Aborted (core dumped) MISSING DOCUMENTATION FILE DOCU LIST FILE = /v195/v195/H3 MISSING FILE NAME = /v195/v195/ai

Why does Mechanical APDL 2019R3 (19.5), run on a Linux CentOS operating system, fail with the error, v195/ansys/bin/answish195: line 32: 16986 Aborted (core dumped) MISSING DOCUMENTATION FILE DOCU LIST FILE = /v195/v195/H3 MISSING FILE NAME = /v195/v195/ai

Tagged: 2019 R3, Installation/Licensing/Systems, Mechanical APDL - SYS, Product Specific Issue
    • March 17, 2023 at 9:01 am
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      This normally indicates the ANSYS 19.5 software was first installed in a directory. Then manually moved to a different directory. On Linux the file, v195/ansys/gui/en-us/UIDL/menulist.ans which consists of four lines, v195/ansys/gui/en-us/UIDL/UIMENU.GRN v195/ansys/gui/en-us/UIDL/UIFUNC1.GRN v195/ansys/gui/en-us/UIDL/UIFUNC2.GRN v195/ansys/gui/en-us/UIDL/MECHTOOL.AUI has its contents hard coded at installation time. These four lines will need to be manually modified. To reflect the directory to which the ANSYS software has been manually moved.

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