Beniamino Sciacca wrote:
I never used mprun -np 2, and I had not problem. Before I didn't use
"mprun -np 2", now I don't use "mprun -np 2" but simulation time now
is twice. It has changed from a day to the other.
However I've just tried, like you suggested, to use " -np 2" (in
grompp and in md
Beniamino Sciacca wrote:
I don't understand what you talking about...
I didn't write any hostfile I'm not in a cluster. I only use my
notebook with the two cores.
In fact I type "lamboot" without -v...
Beniamino
Mark Abraham ha scritto:
Did your default LAM hostfile configuration (or
Hello,
I am studying a protein that has an amino acid modeled as a two-state rotamer
in the crystal structure. I would like to quantify the probability of each
conformation, so I thought of doing a FEP calculation. As I haven't seen much
about this in the mailing lists, save for a D- L- amino ac
Yang Ye wrote:
First, make sure that you used mdrun -np 2.
Second, check your energy profile. Is your laptop running in top speed?
or does it have sleep time?
mpirun -c 2 mdrun
Yang Ye
Beniamino Sciacca wrote:
I don't understand what you talking about...
I didn't write any hostfile I'
I never used mprun -np 2, and I had not problem. Before I didn't use "mprun -np 2", now I don't use "mprun -np 2" but simulation time now is twice. It has changed from a day to the other.However I've just tried, like you suggested, to use " -np 2" (in grompp and in mdrun) but I obtain an error:
-
First, make sure that you used mdrun -np 2.
Second, check your energy profile. Is your laptop running in top speed?
or does it have sleep time?
Yang Ye
Beniamino Sciacca wrote:
I don't understand what you talking about...
I didn't write any hostfile I'm not in a cluster. I only use my
no
I don't understand what you talking about...
I didn't write any hostfile I'm not in a cluster. I only use my
notebook with the two cores.
In fact I type "lamboot" without -v...
Beniamino
Mark Abraham ha scritto:
Did your default LAM hostfile configuration (or whatever it is) change
fr
SUN, Jian wrote:
Dear all,
I am running simulated annealing for a protein in water and found
something strange:
1. the poteintial energy keep on rising while the system is cooling down
conservation of energy?
2. several LINCS WARNINGs are given (I have posted the question but no
reply till
Dear all,
I am running simulated annealing for a protein in water and found something strange:
1. the poteintial energy keep on rising while the system is cooling down
2. several LINCS WARNINGs are given (I have posted the question but no reply till now) and then the energies become "nan"
Who can
Beniamino Sciacca wrote:
Hi!
I've another question:
I've a DNA molecule, and I make a rigid traslation of the entire system.
If I try to display the new molecule with VMD, it doesn't display anything!
Instead if I run editconf on the new traslated molecule VMD works and I
see the molecule, but u
Did your default LAM hostfile configuration (or whatever it is) change
from 2 processors to one?
Mark
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Hi!
I've another question:
I've a DNA molecule, and I make a rigid traslation of the entire system.
If I try to display the new molecule with VMD, it doesn't display anything!
Instead if I run editconf on the new traslated molecule VMD works and I
see the molecule, but using editconf the position
Hi gmx-user!
I've a great problem:
two months ago I installed LAM on my centrino duo, debian -kernel 2.6.
Later I compiled gromacs enabling mpi, and everything was working well
until four days ago.
Now the simulation time is increased like if there is only one processor
(it takes twice time than
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