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Oasys Suite 9.4.1 - Release date: 22/02/10

This is the latest full release of the Oasys Suite (PRIMER, D3PLOT, T/HIS, REPORTER & SHELL). 9.4.1 is a bug fix version of 9.4 (there have been no new features added between 9.4 and 9.4.1).

Enhancements (for 9.4) and bug fixes are detailed in the release notes below, and 9.4 new features are explained fully in the PDF documents below. The 9.4.1 software has been thoroughly tested through our QA procedures. Release notes detailing the changes from 9.3.1 to 9.4, and 9.4 to 9.4.1 can be found here.

DOWNLOAD OASYS 9.4.1

The 9.4 software requires a new licensing file if updating from 9.3 or previous. A new licensing file is not required if updating from 9.4 to 9.4.1. For more information see the licensing section below.

Oasys Tutorials & Workshops

Oasys tutorials & workshops can be downloaded from here


9.4.1 Release Documentation

Oasys 9.4.1 Release Notes

 

Primer 9.4 New Features

D3Plot 9.4 New Features

T/HIS 9.4 New Feature

Reporter 9.4 New Features

     

All Oasys 9.4 manuals

FLEXlm User Manual

     
Installation Guide

Individual software PDF manuals can be downloaded from our documentation page. Note that each platform installation package in the table below contains manuals, release notes and the installation guide.

Downloads

Note flcheck 93 column. Use this file if you wish to continue using Oasys 9.3 with a new license file. Just replace the flcheck93.exe file in the installation directory with the updated file from the table below. Note that this file is included in the Oasys 9.4 download package.

Note FLEXlm column - Files required to set up a FLEXlm license server for the Oasys software.

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SUSE 9.0
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REDHAT EL 4.0
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REDHAT EL 5.0
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32 bit
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SOLARIS 8
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SOLARIS 10
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SGI IRIX 6.5
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IBM AIX 5.1
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HP ITANIUM
11.23
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HP PA-RISC
11.0/11.11
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Notes

The Windows downloads are provided as single zipped install package. For installation instructions see below.

All of the UNIX/LINUX downloads are provided as single gzipped TAR file. For installation instructions see below.

All of the 9.4 versions have passed QA testing and include updated manuals.

On most platforms downloads include both 32 and 64 bit versions of the software. Both versions use 32bit (single precision) numbers to store and plot data and have the same capabilities and features. The 32bit version is limited to a maximum of up to 4GB of memory on all platforms (3GB on windows); the 64bit version can access unlimited memory.

For advice on which LINUX version you should use, see Linux Version Notes below.

All of the Oasys Software requires a valid FLEXlm license file to run. For details on how obtain a license file see below.


Windows Installation

To install the Windows versions unzip the download file and then run the Setup package (Administrator privileges may be required).

For further installation information, see the windows_installation guide.


UNIX / LINUX Installation

To install the Oasys Software on UNIX/LINUX machines

  1. Download the file for the platform you require .
  2. Unzip the file and untar the file.
  3. Download the manuals if you require them.
  4. Unzip the manuals.tar file, don't untar it.
  5. If necessary, chmod 700 on setup.csh.
  6. Run ./setup.csh to start the installation.

For further installation information, see the unix_installation guide.


Licensing

If you are updating from 9.3 or earlier release, to run the Oasys 9.4.1 Software you will require a new FLEXlm licensing file. You do not need to update the licensing file if you are updating from 9.4 to 9.4.1. This new licensing file will be backwards compatible with previous versions. However, to run 64 bit versions of 9.3.1 (and earlier) you will need to replace the file flcheck93.exe in the 9.3 installation directory with a new version of flcheck93.exe provided with (but not used by) the 9.4 installation. For further licensing details see the installation guide (Windows or UNIX). Please contact Oasys Ltd or your local distributor for your new license file once you have installed the software:

Oasys Ltd UK
Tel: +44 (0) 121 213 3399
Email: dyna.license@arup.com


Past releases of Oasys software

If you require any other past releases of the Oasys Software please contact Oasys Ltd on 0121 213 3399 or dyna.support@arup.com.


Advice on choosing Linux versions

Download Built on Kernel Appears to run satisfactorily on
REDHAT 7.3 RH 7.3 2.4 Almost every machine we have tried
REDHAT EL 4.0 RHE 4 2.6 32 bit executables also run on SUSE 10
REDHAT EL 5.0 RHE 5 2.6  
SUSE 9.0
SUSE 10.0
SUSE 9 2.6 64 bit executables are interchangeable between RHE 4 or later and SUSE 9 & later

If possible use a version that matches your operating system, but if this is not possible our experience is that:

  • 32 bit versions are generally interchangeable, and the RH 7.3 (2.4 kernel) build appears to run on nearly everything.
  • 64 bit versions require kernel 2.6 or later (ie RHE4 or SUSE 9 or later).

There is no functional difference between the versions of the software built on the various Linux platforms as they share identical source code so, for example, you will not lose any capabilities by choosing to run the 2.4 kernel version.

Subtle differences between libraries or patches installed on a system may mean that your experience differs from ours. The generally uncontrolled nature of Linux distributions means that we cannot predict exactly what will happen on a given system, which is why we make the different versions available. If you have problems please contact us for advice and help.