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Hi; I built a model in FEKO , and I want to simulated my model @10GHz ; However there an error message 'Not enough memory available on the hard disk for an out-of-core file'. Please can any one help me to solve this problem Regards
Hi Zobidi
Please attach your model. If you can't attach the model, then maybe just an image or description will already help somewhat.
He Zobidi,
I see that you are double posting. Don't do that. I'm repeating my comment from the duplicate post and will delete it.
The message is stating that you don't have enough hard drive space to store the matrix and that message is only given after it determined that you don't have enough memory (RAM) and now it is trying to use the hard disk. Without the model, it is quite difficult to state what you should do, but the first thing you should do is to activate MLFMM instead of the default MoM solution. MLFMM uses much less memory compared to MoM for structures that are multiple wavelengths in size.
Hi Zobidi,
In case your model is not multiple wavelengths in size, i.e. you cant use MLFMM, I assume the geometry contains a lot of details. In this case you might want to try a different solver than MoM, e.g. FEM or FDTD.
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