[Carpet] Changes to regridding
Bela Szilagyi
szilagyi at aei.mpg.de
Thu May 4 16:19:24 CEST 2006
For a few days now I am systematically being bit by this issue. I have a
simulation where, on the fly, I am dropping the finest level.
The recovery, using the original parfile, fails. The "solution" is to edit
the parfile and lower the parameter value for refinement levels.
Is there a better solution than having to edit the parfile between checkpoint
and recovery?
On Monday 01 May 2006 14:14, Erik Schnetter wrote:
> > Not mentioning that it is possible to get core dumps by trying to
> > change the
> > grid-structure at recovery,
>
> Hm. You are not really supposed to do that. Carpet has currently a
> missing feature, namely that it does not store the grid structure in
> the checkpoint file. It is therefore necessary to specify the
> correct grid structure in the parameter file that you use to
> recover. It is, within certain bounds, possible to change the grid
> structure (e.g. having fewer levels), but that was not originally
> intended and is not really supported. It is also not strictly
> necessary, since there will be a regridding step after recovering and
> before the next time step.
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