Captain_Gray wrote:
Dear sirs,
I'am trying to use the file 2J3Q.pdb (downloaded from your protein bank)
with the program Gromacs 3.3.2, and I have great problem,
after inputting a command:
pdb2gmx -f 2J3Q.pdb -water spc -ignh
I receive a fatal error: Residue 'TFL' not found in residue topology
d
Hi all,
i am working in polyelectrolyte solutions, and i would like to calculate the
free energy
for the polyectrolyte system (charged) to change to a neutral (non-charged)
system.
The question is if it feasible to use the PME electrostatics in gromacs for the
above
free-energy calculation.
Howdy Ivano,
Would you mind sharing the steps used to compile Gromacs on the
BlueGene/L?
I've tried this several times with the IBM cross compilers and always
end up failing.
Thanks for any information,
Mike
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Thanks Mark. OK I'll concede that the Cray XT3 is a strange bird -- "cc" and
"ftn" build a binary for the compute pool only. That binary (serial or
parallel) will not run on the front-end but only on the back-end with a "yod"
to push it back there. If it checked the size of an int with $CC then
jantonioms J. A. Mondragon S wrote:
you need to run genpr to generate a restrained position file
posresfile.itp with a determined force constant value fc and include
the name file in *.mdp file using define label, for example, run
genpr -f my_molecule.pdb -o posresfile.itp -fc 20
edit *.mdp to
nur avneet wrote:
Sir
I installed the makehole program as given in instructions, by making a
separate copy of gromacs and then added the makehole tar file to it.
Then followed the normal steps for installation.
But when i set the mdp file as given in tutorial and try to give the
grompp comma
you need to run genpr to generate a restrained position file
posresfile.itp with a determined force constant value fc and include
the name file in *.mdp file using define label, for example, run
genpr -f my_molecule.pdb -o posresfile.itp -fc 20
edit *.mdp to include
cpp = /usr/bin/cpp
.
.
.
defi
David van der Spoel wrote:
Sergio de Alencar wrote:
Hello there folks,
I have been trying to run GROMACS on my laptop, but around 15-20 mins
after mdrun starts to run the laptop suddenly switches off. I run it
on Red Hat Linux. I'd like to know if anyone has had the same problem
and what I
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 11:49:05 + (GMT)
nur avneet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sir
I installed the makehole program as given in instructions, by making a
separate copy of gromacs and then added the makehole tar file to it. Then
followed the normal steps for installation.
But when i set th
Isabella Daidone wrote:
Hi,
I have a box with multiple peptides in it.
When I run g_sas either on a single peptide or on all peptides I get
different results with version 3.3 and version 3.3.2
1) On a single peptide (I chose 1 peptide for surface calculation and 1
peptide as the output):
Hi,
I have a box with multiple peptides in it.
When I run g_sas either on a single peptide or on all peptides I get
different results with version 3.3 and version 3.3.2
1) On a single peptide (I chose 1 peptide for surface calculation and 1
peptide as the output):
with 3.3:
# g_sas -f ../t
Sergio de Alencar wrote:
Hello there folks,
I have been trying to run GROMACS on my laptop, but around 15-20 mins
after mdrun starts to run the laptop suddenly switches off. I run it on
Red Hat Linux. I'd like to know if anyone has had the same problem and
what I could do to solve it.
Maybe
Hello there folks,
I have been trying to run GROMACS on my laptop, but around 15-20 mins after
mdrun starts to run the laptop suddenly switches off. I run it on Red Hat
Linux. I'd like to know if anyone has had the same problem and what I could
do to solve it.
Thanks a lot
Sergio
--
Sérgio de Al
Sir
I installed the makehole program as given in instructions, by making a
separate copy of gromacs and then added the makehole tar file to it. Then
followed the normal steps for installation.
But when i set the mdp file as given in tutorial and try to give the grompp
command, it does no
A side note to -DPOSRES, it is actually a C preprocessor defined
variable. There is a corresponding
#ifdef POSRES
...
#endif
in the topology file you built. It is default to POSRES, but you can
rename it to other name and change accordingly the "define=.." line in
the mdp file. Also, you can
Hi Peggy,
To understand the differencxes between the runs, you'll have to read and
compare the .mdp files well. I'd suggest to start with the Gromacs manual,
chapter 7. For one, position restraint MD depends on the presence of [
position_restraints ] in the topology and has nothing to do with the
Hi
Use the following term in your mdp:
define = -DPOSRES
Now, everything is true, depending on the question you ask and the point
you're standing...
What you may mean is the following:
POSRES-Sims are mostly (not always) used for equilibrating the solvent
around the protein
Peggy Yao wrote:
Hi,
How to specify the .mdp file in order to run position restrained
simulation? From the examples I found on the internet, it seems that
the only difference between the .mdp file for position restrained
simulation and the one for actual MD simulation is the simulation time
-- t
Peggy Yao wrote:
Hi,
I am new to Gromacs. I am following this tutorial:
http://www.nmr.chem.uu.nl/~abonvin/tutorials/MD-Data/index.html. My
question is: why it has multiple steps of energy minimization and
position restrained simulation? Is that a common practice? What's the
key difference among
sandeep somani wrote:
i see. i reran the trajectory with reaction field electrostatics and
that gave a more negative energy value which was closer to what i was
expecting.
i guess the missing reciprocal space contributions explains this
discrepancy.
is there a way to get the full interactio
JMandumpal wrote:
Dear David,
I didn't get the desired box length when I tried to use editconf command
( I took the tip5p box from gromacs/tutor directory) . Then, I tried
editconf command to generate .gro file using myown water box. It worked!!
I'll bet my car that you did something wrong
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