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Hi everyone,

I am pretty new to SCIRun.  I use SCIRun v3.0.2 (on CentOS) because I need to use a module that doesn't exist in newer versions.  Several months ago, I had no trouble running programs with this version.  But now, programs I have not edited in any way will not run properly.  One particular program solves FEM Voltage solutions in space and then isosurfaces a certain thresholded voltage.  When I try running this, SCIRun simply freezes, but the Terminal window on CentOS reveals some errors.  Below I've copied and pasted some of the messages that look especially strange: 

Abort signalled by pid: 6299
Occured for thread: "OpenGL: .uiSCIRun_Render_ViewScene_0-ViewWindow_0.wframe.draw"
Unrecognized option, exiting
Exiting
Thread "main"(pid 6299) caught signal SIGINT (interrupt)
Backtrace:
/usr/local/SCIRun_v3.0.2_dyn/bin/lib/libCore_Thread.so [0x2ace72c3ba99]
/lib64/libc.so.6 [0x31218302d0]
/lib64/libpthread.so.0(sem_wait+0x41) [0x312240cd21]
/usr/local/SCIRun_v3.0.2_dyn/bin/lib/libCore_Thread.so(_ZN6SCIRun9Semaphore4downEi+0x62) [0x2ace72c3b502]
scirun3(main+0x28a) [0x405bda]
/lib64/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xf4) [0x312181d994]
scirun3(__gxx_personality_v0+0x351) [0x403129]
47066332150944: main (state = blocking on semaphore, main wait)
1098815808: internal service manager (detached, state = blocking, connection_list_condition_variable)
1099082048: Scheduler (daemon, detached, state = blocking, NetworkEditor request FIFO, Mailbox empty condition)
1100134720: TCL main event loop (detached, state = blocking on mutex, TCL Thread Lock)
  1143048512: OpenGL: .uiSCIRun_Render_ViewScene_0-ViewWindow_0.wframe.draw (state = blocking on mutex, CleanupManager lock)

Abort signalled by pid: 6299
Occured for thread: "main"
Unrecognized option, exiting
Exiting

Attached is a document where I copied and pasted everything from the Terminal Window.  Can anybody make sense of these error messages?  I recently reinstalled SCIRunv3.0.2 hoping this would fix my problem, but it has not.

Thanks in advance!

Layla

Layla Houshmand, Ph.D. Candidate

Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Michigan