On Wed, May 16, 2007 at 05:16:49PM -0700, David Mobley wrote:
> >So what you really need to do, once you have worked out which forcfield
> >you are going to use, go back to the documentation / papers for that
> >particular forcefield, see how they generated the parameters, then use
> >that same pro
*hello everybody,*
*i am new user to GROMACS,*
*i want to perform simulations on docked protein ligand complex,*
*During the conversion of the PDB file i came to such a problem:
**just before the end of conversion the program pdb2gmx.exe told that my
**PDB file compound is not included into Groma
Dear David,
Thanks for advice, i had made the changes but still getting the same error
that
Fatal error:
Atomtype 'SD' not found!
SDMSO 32.06000 ; DMSO Sulphur (solvent)
CDMSO 15.03500 ; DMSO Carbon (solvent)
ODMSO 15.99940 ; DMSO Oxygen (solvent)
**Changes Made in ff
Hi guys,
I am trying to compiler GROMACS onto 64 bit windows platform with AMD
Opteron Machine with Windows 2003 Server R2.
It may sound pretty basic but i am not able to figure out...
I could see assembly code in nonbonded directory and i am trying to write
makefile to build the same but i am
Archana Chavan wrote:
/hello everybody,/
/i am new user to GROMACS,/
/i want to perform simulations on docked protein ligand complex,/
/During the conversion of the PDB file i came to such a problem:
//just before the end of conversion the program pdb2gmx.exe told that my
//PDB file compound is
Anil Kumar wrote:
Dear David,
Thanks for advice, i had made the changes but still getting the same error
that
Fatal error:
Atomtype 'SD' not found!
SDMSO 32.06000 ; DMSO Sulphur (solvent)
CDMSO 15.03500 ; DMSO Carbon (solvent)
ODMSO 15.99940 ; DMSO Oxygen (solvent)
Hi
I want to calculate the change in free energy (electrostatic contribution only)
when introducing a charge in a certain site of a protein using a single step
FEP.
Should this be done with charging an inserted virtual site (a dummy atom) or a
protein atom (e.g. Ca)?
I noticed that in the
Dear All,
I am using GROMACS 3.3.1 and i setup a simulation to run in 2 nodes of a
workstation. It is running OK however now i have two extra nodes available to
use in the same box and i would like to speed up the sim by using them.
Is there any way to increase the number of nodes un
Sorry, since I hadn't any answer to my question yet, I'm resending it to
give it visibility!
Thanks,
Fabrizio
--- Messaggio inoltrato ---
Da: Fabrizio Mancinelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A: gmx-users@gromacs.org
Oggetto: question about g_rmsdist
Data: Mon, 14 May 2007 18:52:54 +0200
Dear all,
Afonso Duarte wrote:
Dear All,
I am using GROMACS 3.3.1 and i setup a simulation to run in 2 nodes of a
workstation. It is running OK however now i have two extra nodes
available to use in the same box and i would like to speed up the sim by
using them.
Is there any way to increase the num
Fabrizio Mancinelli wrote:
Sorry, since I hadn't any answer to my question yet, I'm resending it to
give it visibility!
If you don't get any luck, remember that the source code is available
for a reason :-)
--- Messaggio inoltrato ---
Da: Fabrizio Mancinelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A: g
Kedar Potdar wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to compiler GROMACS onto 64 bit windows platform with AMD
Opteron Machine with Windows 2003 Server R2.
It may sound pretty basic but i am not able to figure out...
I could see assembly code in nonbonded directory and i am trying to
write makefile t
I think, i forgot to mention that i am trying to compile GROMACS on native
windows and not on Cygwin...
On 5/17/07, Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kedar Potdar wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I am trying to compiler GROMACS onto 64 bit windows platform with AMD
> Opteron Machine with Windows 200
Shutting off the fft optimization produced the same results for
3.2.1. Then I tried running two simulations using version 3.3.1 with
the optimized fft and they differed. Your response seemed to imply
that the newer version should produce identical results. Could you
clear this up for me?
Jim Fonseca wrote:
Shutting off the fft optimization produced the same results for 3.2.1.
Then I tried running two simulations using version 3.3.1 with the
optimized fft and they differed. Your response seemed to imply that the
newer version should produce identical results. Could you clear
17 maj 2007 kl. 15.49 skrev Mark Abraham:
Fabrizio Mancinelli wrote:
Sorry, since I hadn't any answer to my question yet, I'm resending
it to
give it visibility!
If you don't get any luck, remember that the source code is
available for a reason :-)
--- Messaggio inoltrato ---
This may be a really simple question, I know, but still...
How can I set up a fixed connection between two atoms of a molecule? When I
choose the 5th bondtype in my topology-file I get the following output from
grompp (though it's processing, so I CAN start mdrun afterwards):
WARNING 1 [file "e
Nicolas Schmidt wrote:
This may be a really simple question, I know, but still...
How can I set up a fixed connection between two atoms of a molecule? When I
choose the 5th bondtype in my topology-file I get the following output from
grompp (though it's processing, so I CAN start mdrun afterwa
Hi gromacs-users,
I have a problem with the simulation of a capped lysine residue.I followed the
tutorial step by step. I added 1 Cl ion into my system in order to neutralize
the overall charge by using genion, and then used the grompp command and I
encountered with the following error:
Progra
Dear gmx-users,
Here I have a some problem regarding initial
configuration My system is composed of cationic surfactants,
co-surfactants, water. I am able to minimize the energy of my
system(random), if it contains 15(surfactants)+ 15(co-surf)+
1000(water)+
15 (counter
Hi, Everyone,
The force given by .trr file is the total force acted on each atom. Now I
would like to modify codes to calculate individaul force between each atom
pair. Is it possible in gromacs? (Because I remember some part of gromacs is
writen in Fortran and already compiled).
Thanks in advan
By the way, I wanna simulate a huge system of ethane and take a look
at the processing time per simulated step, is there an output-file
thats reading this?
Have you tried looking at the bottom of your normal output?
Mark
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OZGE ENGIN wrote:
Hi gromacs-users,
I have a problem with the simulation of a capped lysine residue.I followed the
tutorial step by step. I added 1 Cl ion into my system in order to neutralize
the overall charge by using genion, and then used the grompp command and I
encountered with the foll
Arun kumar wrote:
Dear gmx-users,
Here I have a some problem regarding initial
configuration My system is composed of cationic surfactants,
co-surfactants, water. I am able to minimize the energy of my
system(random), if it contains 15(surfactants)+ 15(co-surf)+
1000(
WU Yanbin wrote:
Hi, Everyone,
The force given by .trr file is the total force acted on each atom.
Now I would like to modify codes to calculate individaul force between
each atom pair. Is it possible in gromacs? (Because I remember some part
of gromacs is writen in Fortran and already compi
Kedar Potdar wrote:
I think, i forgot to mention that i am trying to compile GROMACS on
native windows and not on Cygwin...
That's going to make it hard to interest people in helping you, since
probably nobody has done that before, and with the availability of
cygwin few people have an incent
On 5/17/2007 8:14 PM, Afonso Duarte wrote:
Dear All,
I am using GROMACS 3.3.1 and i setup a simulation to run in 2 nodes of
a workstation. It is running OK however now i have two extra nodes
available to use in the same box and i would like to speed up the sim
by using them.
Is there any w
Hi Afonso,
An easier way would be to use the -time flag with grompp. it would basically
set the first time frame for the new tpr to what you give it. jus play
around with it and i'm sure you can get what you wanted. dont forget to
include the -np flag of course. :)
hope this helps.
Kota.
On 5/1
Dear users,
I'm trying to minimize the energy of a protein in vacuum. I have restrained
the backbone with posre.itp generated using genpr. when i try to minimize
the energy of this protein using single precision grompp followed by an
mdrun, it does not converge even after 600 steps and returns say
Pradeep Kota wrote:
Dear users,
I'm trying to minimize the energy of a protein in vacuum. I have
restrained the backbone with posre.itp generated using genpr. when i try
to minimize the energy of this protein using single precision grompp
followed by an mdrun, it does not converge even after 6
Pradeep Kota wrote:
Hi Afonso,
An easier way would be to use the -time flag with grompp. it would
basically set the first time frame for the new tpr to what you give it.
jus play around with it and i'm sure you can get what you wanted. dont
forget to include the -np flag of course. :)
No, t
Oops ! am sorry.
but i'm sure i had done this once earlier with some flag, without tinkering
with the mdp file. i vaguely remember doing that. shall verify and get back
to you.
sorry afonso, and thanks for pointing out, mark ! :)
regards,
Kota.
On 5/18/07, Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Hi Mark.
Thanks for your suggestions I will use your
suggestions to solve the problem. And then I will reply here about
the outcomes.
Regards
Arun
On 5/18/07, Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Arun kumar wrote:
> Dear gmx-users,
>Here I h
Dear gmx-users,
I want to discuss and understand about an
error I am getting only at times I am simulating a DPPC double
bilayer phase(got the coordinates from Dr Tieleman's website). I used
genbox -cs to get double bilayer. Then i started simulations
normally.
When I
Arun kumar wrote:
Dear gmx-users,
I want to discuss and understand about an
error I am getting only at times I am simulating a DPPC double
bilayer phase(got the coordinates from Dr Tieleman's website). I used
genbox -cs to get double bilayer. Then i started simulations
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