Thanks Mark for your reply,
I run MD for 100 (2ns) at dt = 0.002. In both occasion, shutdown
happened during mid night at around 7800 steps. I could not fix the
problem by looking at log file as it does not contain any information
regarding this.
Is it possible that the gromacs could influenc
raja wrote:
Dear Gmxions,
While I run MD (Gromacs 3.3.1) in cygwin under windows2000 for
2ns, it shuts off automaticaly after 2days . It happened in two
different machine installed windows2000 professional. Any previous
experience by any of this sort ?
Not that I've hear
Dear Gmxions,
While I run MD (Gromacs 3.3.1) in cygwin under windows2000 for
2ns, it shuts off automaticaly after 2days . It happened in two
different machine installed windows2000 professional. Any previous
experience by any of this sort ?
But it works perfect for windowsX
Dear GMX users,
I'd like to study the interaction between carbon nanotube and a polymer
chain. I have made cnt.itp for the nanotube and poly.itp. Both itp files
contains force field parameters (such as [ defaults ], [ atomtypes],
[ bondtypes ]), in this way, I don't need to include any force field
You should remove water atoms from topology fileArneh Babakhani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, thanks for the replies. I figured out the problem. I had fragmented water molecules in my initial structure. After deleting those fragments, the warning went away. Thanks!Diana Rodriguez Ortiz wrote:
Hi All, thanks for the replies. I figured out the problem. I had
fragmented water molecules in my initial structure. After deleting
those fragments, the warning went away. Thanks!
Diana Rodriguez Ortiz wrote:
check that the atom names match in your pdb and topology and that they match to the p
Hi, Dear Gromacs Users,
Seems pdb2gmx just can add hydrogen to the main chain,
not side chain (one can check the tutor demo file). I
wonder whether it is not necessary to add hydrogen on
the side chain in Gromacs or one has to add the side
chain hydrogen by other software.
I appreciate very much if
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