Re: [Libmesh-users] Assertion `min_id == node->processor_id()' failed.;

[Roy S. <roy...@ic...>]

On Tue, 27 Mar 2018, Salazar De Troya, Miguel wrote:

> Can I generate the cpa from the cpr without having to save the mesh again?

No; if that's not reasonable just upload the CPR for me?

>    >> It's 123 MB.
>    >
>    >I think my email system will bounce that, so if you could put it up
>    >for HTTP/FTP somewhere I'd appreciate it.  If not let me know and I'll
>    >set you up with a temporary account for an FTP upload.
>    >
>    >> None of those cases applies to me. I am using a regular 3D mesh
>    >> generated with 3 cubes using MeshTools::Generation::build_cube() and
>    >> stitching them together. I am going to make sure there is not a
>    >> misalignment when stitching those meshes together. The elements are
>    >> simply linear lagrange. I can send you the code that generates the
>    >> mesh as well.
>    >
>    >The mesh is dying after some kind of a posteriori adaptivity, isn't
>    >it?  In which case I'd need the whole simulation code to hit the same
>    >error?  In that case just getting the generated initial mesh wouldn't
>    >be helpful.
>    >
>    >If I've misunderstood you and the very first mesh is throwing an
>    >assert for you, though, then it would be very helpful to have the mesh
>    >generation code!
>
> Sending the whole code might be difficult. The mesh that I have
> saved is the one generated after the a posteriori adaptivity.

OK; just the mesh alone might be enough to work from, then.
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Roy