Jones de Andrade wrote:
Hi all.
Ok, I admit that I've posted it before. But I still not finding the
error that makes the gromacs compilation with intel compilers not work
on my AMD64 machine here.
The error I get is still the following:
**
Hi all.
Ok, I admit that I've posted it before. But I still not finding the
error that makes the gromacs compilation with intel compilers not work
on my AMD64 machine here.
The error I get is still the following:
**
./mk
Dear all, I tried to run the tutorial examples. Although, for one of them (speptide) the process was implemented successfully, but, for the other examples (water, methanol and mixed) surprisingly I got the following error when I tried to execute grompp v command: --
hi..thank you. Got it.
Annie AlbinOn 5/29/06, X.Periole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 29 May 2006 12:14:04 +0530 "Annie Albin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hi all,>> I would like to know if there is a way by which we
>can get to know> the coordinates of the centre of mass for the>molecul
George,
> I am trying to run mdrun. It always prompts the following message and
> creates two pdb files stepN.pdb and #stepN.pdb.1# (where N is
> the step
> number) in each step. A stepN.pdb has a TITLE line "one step
> before crash"
> and #stepN-1.pdb.1 has a TITLE "crash". I'd like to know
Matt,
On 5/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David, I forgot to ask:
You said that
" the soft core settings that work well for the vdW portion make the charging
portion a
more "difficult" transformation than normal, and the settings that work well for
charging make the vdW p
Matt,
Re sc-power, you *do* want sc-power=1. I am not sure about defaults.
David, when you talk of splitting the vdW and charge
mutations into separate stages, you mean initially (for example) setting the
B-states to
have only altered atom types (and hence vdW radii), then later extending the
David, I forgot to ask:
You said that
" the soft core settings that work well for the vdW portion make the charging
portion a
more "difficult" transformation than normal, and the settings that work well for
charging make the vdW portion "difficult". "
What settings would you initially suggest t
David and Berk,
I enormously appreciate your help in diagnosing my free energy problems. Berk,
when you
said "I had implemented the alpha=1 option in 3.3 and set it as default" I
presume you
mean the sc_power=1 option, yes? David, when you talk of splitting the vdW and
charge
mutations into sep
Dear all,
I am trying to run mdrun. It always prompts the following message and
creates two pdb files stepN.pdb and #stepN.pdb.1# (where N is the step
number) in each step. A stepN.pdb has a TITLE line "one step before crash"
and #stepN-1.pdb.1 has a TITLE "crash". I'd like to know what's wron
:) thanks a ton.
-karamyog.On 5/30/06, Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
karamyog singh wrote:> Is there any limit for the system size that i want to simulate in gromacs?No, you are limited by your hardware and your lifetime.Mark___
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karamyog singh wrote:
Is there any limit for the system size that i want to simulate in gromacs?
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karamyog.
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karamyog singh wrote:
Is there any limit for the system size that i want to simulate in gromacs?
No, you are limited by your hardware and your lifetime.
Mark
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Hi, gromacs users
I've a little question about the pulling procedure at constant rate.
I defined pull and reference group both constituted by 18 atoms.
My problem is to define the spring value in .ppa file.
Given that my groups have N atoms, how do I choose a suitable spring value
quantitative
Anthony Cruz wrote:
Hi:
is possible to run a system that I prepared with the 3.2.1 version in the
3.3.1 without problems???
If not, it is a bug.
Anthony
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Hi:
is possible to run a system that I prepared with the 3.2.1 version in the
3.3.1 without problems???
Anthony
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Yiannis Nicolis wrote:
Le 29 mai 06 à 20:46, David van der Spoel a écrit :
Yiannis wrote:
Hello,
Has anybody tried to use gromacs in parallel with the Intel Core
Duo macintoshes?
I installed gromacs and lam on some iMac with intel core duo
2x1.83GHz running the latest OSX with all updat
Le 29 mai 06 à 20:46, David van der Spoel a écrit :
Yiannis wrote:
Hello,
Has anybody tried to use gromacs in parallel with the Intel Core
Duo macintoshes?
I installed gromacs and lam on some iMac with intel core duo
2x1.83GHz running the latest OSX with all updates.
I have everything wor
Dear all,
I am trying to use the simulated annealing porotocal of gromacs 3.3
(single precision) to find the global energy minimization of a protein
in a water box.
I set the mdp file as follow:
; VARIOUS PREPROCESSING OPTIONS
title= Simul
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