Each time I try to run mdrun with double precision and more than one node, I
always receive some atom with infinite Fmax, no matter what I do, Always on
Step=0. The strangest thing is that it still attempts the minimization but
the values never change except for Dmax in a steepest descent. If I change
the coordinates of the atom that has the inf value another one has infinite
value and so on. I use lam/mpi, with the command 'mpirun -np 5 mdrun_d -v
-deffnm potd'. My double precision was configured with both --enable-mpi and
--enable-double. Here is a copy of the mdp file I use:

title                   =   potd
cpp                     =   /usr/bin/cpp
constraints             =   none
integrator              =   steep
nsteps                  =   0  
ns_type                 =   grid
nstcomm                 =   1
nstlist                 =   10
rlist                         =   1.4
coulombtype                   =   Shift
vdw_type                        =   Shift
rcoulomb                        =   1.2
rvdw                            =   1.2
rcoulomb_switch         =   1.0
rvdw_switch                     =   1.0
epsilon_r                       =   6.0 
optimize_fft            =   yes
        

emtol                   =   1000
emstep          =   0.01
nstcgsteep              =   100

It doesn't matter if it is in vaccum or water. I have minimized to an emtol
of 10 and mdrun_d still does not work. I am using gromacs 3.3.1. I have
tried changing or removing almost every value in the mdp file. I have tried
different pdb files. Tried using grompp and grompp_d. Tried with -sort
-shuffle and without. Is this another one of those compiler issues like
genion? Any help would be great.

Thanks,
    Josiah Zayner 

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