Dear Yang,
Thank you for your corporation.
Regards,
Teru
2008/8/7 Yang Ye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ikedaike wrote:
>>
>> Dear Yang,
>>
>> Thank you for your quick reply.
>>
>> I checked the log files and then found that the mpirun command cannot
>> find the mdrun(executable) file..
>> I modified t
ikedaike wrote:
Dear Yang,
Thank you for your quick reply.
I checked the log files and then found that the mpirun command cannot
find the mdrun(executable) file..
I modified to use the absolute path in the gmxtest.pl and ran it.
However some tests still failed.
% ./gmxtest.pl -np 8 all
Will te
Dear Yang,
Thank you for your quick reply.
I checked the log files and then found that the mpirun command cannot
find the mdrun(executable) file..
I modified to use the absolute path in the gmxtest.pl and ran it.
However some tests still failed.
% ./gmxtest.pl -np 8 all
Will test on 8 processors
I would guess that you have got gromacs installed correctly from the
two-process tests.
The failure of eight-core test may depends how you start your MPI daemon
or other factors that mdrun could be not running at all. Paste your log
file from eight-core test or just wait for some one has experien
Hello,
I am trying to track down the exact nature of the gcc-4.1.x / gromacs
bug. I have a system on which we were forced to reinstall gromacs
(3.3.1 and 3.3.3) about 2 weeks ago and I didn't realize that the
default gcc was bumped to 4.1.2.
I am interested because ideally we won't need t
Hi
I built GROMACS-3.3.3 with GCC-3.4.6 and OpenMPI-1.2.5 on CentOS
4.5(Intel Core2 Duo).
I tested with gmxtest-3.3.3 and all tests passed in non-parallel.
However, when I tested in parallel, I encountered the following messages.
[Use 2 Cores]
% ./gmxtest.pl -np 2 all
Will test on 2 processors
Al
M. Emal Alekozai wrote:
Dear All,
I have a trajectory where the center of mass motion is not removed. In the mdrun.mdp file
the option "comm-grps" was commented out:
; mode for center of mass motion removal =
comm-mode= Linear
; number of steps for center of mass mot
Hi
I am trying to set a calculation based on the GROMOS force field in a
program I have and I am using GROMACS to generate the (starting) input
files for me. From reading the manual I know that GROMOS uses a fourth
power potential (type 2) for bonds and a cosine based angle potential
(type 2), bu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Community,
I am trying to manually define a .top file of an organic molecule (a
modified bisphosphonate). I am not a gromacs user but a lab mate is, so he
will make the run.
It has been several days since I started to search for a text where the
.top format is
Dear Community,
I am trying to manually define a .top file of an organic molecule (a
modified bisphosphonate). I am not a gromacs user but a lab mate is, so he
will make the run.
It has been several days since I started to search for a text where the
.top format is depicted in detail but the o
Dear All,
I have a trajectory where the center of mass motion is not removed. In the
mdrun.mdp file the option "comm-grps" was commented out:
; mode for center of mass motion removal =
comm-mode= Linear
; number of steps for center of mass motion removal =
nstcomm
I was wondering how g_energy determines the temperature of the groups. I am
trying to measure temperature based upon distance from a point radially
outward. To implement I thought about writing a code to input the final
velocities to determine average temperature based upon a central point.
Thanks
Dear All,
I have a lipid - peptide system and while running the production run I forgot
to assign comm-grps, thus the peptide has actually shifted from the center
towards one of the edges. I have searched the forum and tried all possible
options in trjconv i.e. -center zero, -fit translation, p
Volker Wirth wrote:
Hi Justin,
thanks a lot for your response! Of course my mail was a bit
"provocative", as I know that combination methods are state of the
art, used in many publications and leading to reasonable results.
(time scale eight months). Combining different force fields
(Berger/
André Farias de Moura wrote:
Hi Michael,
if you are not interested in the substrate dynamics, then you could try
the freeze group options (freezegrps and freezedim). I have used these
options for graphite and it worked just fine.
best,
André
In addition to that, you may consider using pbc =
Hi Michael,
if you are not interested in the substrate dynamics, then you could try
the freeze group options (freezegrps and freezedim). I have used these
options for graphite and it worked just fine.
best,
André
> Dear Listmembers,
>
> This post is quite lengthy because it contains several diffe
Hi Justin,
thanks a lot for your response! Of course my mail was a bit
"provocative", as I know that combination methods are state of the
art, used in many publications and leading to reasonable results.
>> (time scale eight months). Combining different force fields
>> (Berger/GROMOS, Berger/OPLS
Dear Listmembers,
This post is quite lengthy because it contains several different problems that
I came across during my simulations and that I cannot figure out up to now. I
included some links to pictures to give you some visualization and would be
glad for every suggestion or hint even to part
Volker Wirth wrote:
standard acyl chain parameters fail when they get too long. I think there
ref. for that is a Berendsen paper on hexadecane simulations, but I could be
wrong there. In any event, 'protein' parameters do not appear to
transfer directly to long acyl chains in a simple way and t
>>I want to construct TOPOLOGY of many different molecules using different
>>Force Fields (FF).
>>
>>If i want to describe , for example, METHYL ACETATE in OPLS-AA force field
>>
>> O Hc5
>> || |
>> C---O1C2Hc4
>> |
Dear users:
how to fix the center of mass of the protein in the pull simulation? I want
to know to know!
Please help me!
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>Dear users:
>I want to know how to fix the com of the group in the pull or afm
simulation,Please give some ideas.
comm-grps in grompp.mdp, isn't it?
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> standard acyl chain parameters fail when they get too long. I think there
> ref. for that is a Berendsen paper on hexadecane simulations, but I could be
> wrong there. In any event, 'protein' parameters do not appear to
> transfer directly to long acyl chains in a simple way and therefore your
>
make_edi crashes on 3.3.3 (but not on 3.3.1).
I think the problem is in eigio.c where the following lines were added
after 3.3.1:
eignr=NULL;
eigval=NULL;
eigvec=NULL;
I guess it should be:
*eignr=NULL;
*eigval=NULL;
*eigvec=NULL;
Elad P.
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