What is causing the following error messages. Error message loading CFX results into CFD-Post: 'Vertex' values for Variable ##### do not exist on Geometry, where ###### is some variable name Error message on restart: IO: io_gunzip: decompressed too little data: got 0 bytes, expected 240000

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What is causing the following error messages. Error message loading CFX results into CFD-Post: ‘Vertex’ values for Variable ##### do not exist on Geometry, where ###### is some variable name Error message on restart: IO: io_gunzip: decompressed too little data: got 0 bytes, expected 240000

What is causing the following error messages. Error message loading CFX results into CFD-Post: ‘Vertex’ values for Variable ##### do not exist on Geometry, where ###### is some variable name Error message on restart: IO: io_gunzip: decompressed too little data: got 0 bytes, expected 240000

Tagged: 18, cfx, fluid-dynamics, General - CFX

- June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
  
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  Running CFX with Intel MPI can sometimes produce a corrupt results file in which some data is missing. This is sensetive to the number of cores chosen. It has only been seen on linux with infiniband. This is fixed in version 18.2. For older versions the workaround is to use IBM MPI.

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