Re: [gmx-users] mdrun -rerun problems

2007-07-18 Thread Mark Abraham

George Abadir wrote:

Hi all,
I am running simulations of carbon nanotubes and amino acids in 
water. I need to calculate the potential energies for the whole system 
as well as the interaction energy between the CNT  and amino acid. What 
I am tried to do is to calculate the energy for the whole system first 
(i.e. I did not introduce any energygrps in the run.mdp file) and then 
use the rerun option to calculate the interaction energy after 
introducing energygrps= CNT Protein SOL into the run.mdp file. 
However, each time I try to run this second step the cluster on which I 
run the simulation crashes with a message Kernel panicked!

Does any body know about this problem?


Yeah, something's broken that's probably got nothing to do with GROMACS, 
or the fact you're doing a re-run.


Is there another way to get both 
the potential energy of the system as well as the interaction potential 
energy? I understand that if I write energygrps= CNT Protein SOL from 
the very beginning the energy of the whole system won't be written, is 
that right?


mdrun always calculates the total potential and kinetic energy, and 
outputs it according to nstxxx flags.

Have you not looked at typical output, or typical .edr file contents?

Mark
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Re: [gmx-users] mdrun -rerun problems

2007-07-18 Thread George Abadir
Yes of course I looked at the output but I thought is I specify energy 
groups it will output only those specified and not the whole system. 
However I tried a short run and it did output both. For the crash it 
turned out it is because all the nodes try to read the huge trajectory 
file at the same time if this may help somebody in the future. We are 
still trying to figure out how to solve this problem anyway.

Thanks for your time.
George

Mark Abraham wrote:


George Abadir wrote:


Hi all,
I am running simulations of carbon nanotubes and amino acids 
in water. I need to calculate the potential energies for the whole 
system as well as the interaction energy between the CNT  and amino 
acid. What I am tried to do is to calculate the energy for the whole 
system first (i.e. I did not introduce any energygrps in the run.mdp 
file) and then use the rerun option to calculate the interaction 
energy after introducing energygrps= CNT Protein SOL into the 
run.mdp file. However, each time I try to run this second step the 
cluster on which I run the simulation crashes with a message Kernel 
panicked!

Does any body know about this problem?



Yeah, something's broken that's probably got nothing to do with 
GROMACS, or the fact you're doing a re-run.


Is there another way to get both the potential energy of the system 
as well as the interaction potential energy? I understand that if I 
write energygrps= CNT Protein SOL from the very beginning the 
energy of the whole system won't be written, is that right?



mdrun always calculates the total potential and kinetic energy, and 
outputs it according to nstxxx flags.

Have you not looked at typical output, or typical .edr file contents?

Mark
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