On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 01:03 +0530, Chitrita Dutta Roy wrote:
> Can anyone give me a detailed notes on how to install gromacs 4 with
> mpi feature..I am using Intel Q9300 and fedora 10.It's very urgent as
> i am new to using gromacs plz give me as detailed note as possible..
Just install using yum:
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U just have to modify the .top file, Just add the line "Na+ 2" at the
bottom of the file where u can find "SOL "and also u have
to substract 2 from the SOL number. Thats it.
Regarding MPI, if u r using MULTIPLE MACHINESthen MPI is useful
otherwise , if u r using single machine wit
Hi Dimitry,
D> field I`m using. Can I use spc with OPLS AA?
I think you can.
As for me when simulating water I prefer SPC/E but it's only my personal
taste.
Best,
Vitaly
D> Thank you for answering.
D> Nevertheless I believe that each model is based on appropriate force
D> field. As I learned
Thank you for answering.
One more question. As I learned spc is for use with GROMOS and tip3p - with
OPLS AA. I use OPLS AA. Should I consider using tip3p or it does not really
matter?
Thank you.
On Wed, 2008-12-17 at 19:41 +0100, Xavier Periole wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 20:55:28 +0300
> Di
> Can anyone give me a detailed notes on how to install gromacs 4 with mpi
> feature..I am using Intel Q9300 and fedora 10.It's very urgent as i am new
> to using gromacs plz give me as detailed note as possible..
The most primitive way would be probably
./configure --enable-mpi
make
make install
> what solvent topology do you use in your simulations? I`ve always used
> spc and had no problems with it. Though recently I`ve heard that tip3p
> is better. What do you suggest? What do you use?
I think it much depends on what exact properties you calculate. You
may calculate something very spec
From genion -h:
"genion replaces solvent molecules by monoatomic ions at the position of the
first atoms with the most favorable electrostatic potential or at random."
That would explain how genion works, and what you must do to update the topology
correctly. If you have added 2 NA+, then you
What exactly Do we need to change in the topology file suppose if we add 2
NA+ ions in the system..???
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 1:45 AM, Justin A. Lemkul wrote:
>
>
> Chitrita Dutta Roy wrote:
>
>> Can anyone give me a detailed notes on how to install gromacs 4 with mpi
>> feature..I am using Int
Chitrita Dutta Roy wrote:
Can anyone give me a detailed notes on how to install gromacs 4 with mpi
feature..I am using Intel Q9300 and fedora 10.It's very urgent as i am
new to using gromacs plz give me as detailed note as possible..
Installation instructions are on the Gromacs webpage and
Can anyone give me a detailed notes on how to install gromacs 4 with mpi
feature..I am using Intel Q9300 and fedora 10.It's very urgent as i am new
to using gromacs plz give me as detailed note as possible..
And after adding some ions using genion when i try to run grompp again
before final mdrun
On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 20:55:28 +0300
DimitryASuplatov wrote:
Hello,
what solvent topology do you use in your simulations? I`ve always used
spc and had no problems with it. Though recently I`ve heard that tip3p
is better. What do you suggest? What do you use?
Don't worry this comment was probabl
Hello,
what solvent topology do you use in your simulations? I`ve always used
spc and had no problems with it. Though recently I`ve heard that tip3p
is better. What do you suggest? What do you use?
Thanks
SDA
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Eudes,
> But first I would want to know two things.
> 1) The parameter sc-sigma of 0.5 is reasonable?
> How this parameter affects the shape of dvdl plot?
> You performed tests about it? I found little about
> it in the forum.
Check out the manual on what this parameter does. IIRC it only applies
Chris,
> "Also, if your C60 is hollow, I can imagine that it might
> exclude solvent atoms from the inside, in which case you are going to
> have a big convergence issue as solvent begins to interpenetrate with
> the C60, which may lead to "noise" problems when this starts to
> happen, whatever so
Hi Berk,
thanks for the trick. Unfortunately I'm not in my lab right now and
can't open easily xterms over the network. I'll try to catch up once I'm
back (end of December), unless Bernhard or Antoine find the solution.
Cheers,
Patrick
Berk Hess a écrit :
Hi,
You can do something like:
mpi
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