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sysprog said:The dump file, as @DEvens indicated, contains information that could be useful for diagnostic purposes, so perhaps it would be just as well to also post the str.run file, instead of just posting the str.txt source file the processing of which caused the dump to be generated.
"Dump 1 on file" is an error message that appears in MCNP when the program is unable to write the output data to the designated file. This can happen due to various reasons, such as insufficient disk space, incorrect file permissions, or an error in the input file.
The first step to fixing this error is to check the designated output file and make sure it is accessible and has enough space. If the file is accessible and has enough space, then the error may be due to an error in the input file. Check the input file for any mistakes and correct them. If the error persists, try running the simulation with a different output file name.
While it is possible for a bug in MCNP to cause this error, it is not very common. Most of the time, this error is caused by an issue with the output file or the input file. However, if you have ruled out these possibilities and the error still occurs, it is recommended to contact the MCNP support team for further assistance.
To prevent this error from occurring, it is important to make sure that the designated output file is accessible and has enough space before running the simulation. Additionally, double-checking the input file for any errors can also help prevent this error. It is also recommended to save your work frequently to avoid losing any data in case this error does occur.
The "dump 1 on file" error can sometimes be related to other errors in MCNP, such as "dump 2 on file" or "dump on file". These errors indicate similar issues with writing the output data to the designated file. However, each error may have its own specific cause, so it is important to carefully read the error message and troubleshoot accordingly.