Hi GMX-users!
If someone else get the same problem. I will present how I could
recover the edr files:
1. Calculate the number of bytes for header consisted of in single and
double precision, respectively.
run some short test runs to calculate this
2. Calculate the number of bytes for each fram
On 20/02/2012 9:13 PM, Edvin Erdtman wrote:
Hi again
How do I "set the env.var. GMX_ENX_NO_FATAL"?
I have tried in bash with:
GMX_ENX_NO_FATAL=1
and then
eneconv -e
But I still get fatal error.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable#Getting_and_setting_environment_variables
Mark
Hi again
How do I "set the env.var. GMX_ENX_NO_FATAL"?
I have tried in bash with:
GMX_ENX_NO_FATAL=1
and then
eneconv -e
But I still get fatal error.
/Edvin
--
Dr. Edvin Erdtman
Instutitionen Ingenjörshögskolan
501 90 BORÅS
>>> 2012-02-20 kl. 09:38, skrev Mark Abraham
:
> On 20/02/2012 7
On 20/02/2012 7:29 PM, Edvin Erdtman wrote:
Hi
So the best I can do now is to recreate the first part, and rerun "new"
the simulations?
If you have a full frame (positions+velocities+maybe energies, or a
checkpoint file) then I expect so. Save your crossbreed files in case
someone has a bet
Hi
So the best I can do now is to recreate the first part, and rerun "new"
the simulations?
/Edvin
--
Dr. Edvin Erdtman
Instutitionen Ingenjörshögskolan
501 90 BORÅS
>>> 2012-02-20 kl. 09:26, skrev Mark Abraham
:
> On 20/02/2012 7:19 PM, Edvin Erdtman wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > I have been runnin
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