Hi,
I am attempting to run siesta in parallel but every time I run the
program, it hangs right after displaying the input file and when I
check top, it reports that siesta is using no processor time.
Siesta compiled with no warnings or errors and runs fine in serial.
Likewise, I receive
> Dear Marcos,
> Thank you for your detailed explanation. But it seems to me that
> VariableCell=true calculations should give the same result as
> repeating several fized cell calculations.
That is exactly the point: my experience is that they should give
practically the same results, if all para
Saswata Bhattacharya a écrit :
dear friends,
Can anybody tell me how to install SIESTA parallely in a INTEL
cluster?please write down the steps I need to do and the Libraries
that I need to installif possible please attach the arch.make file
regards,
Saswata
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Dear Saswata,
Please search the list archives for the HOWTO by Sebastien Le Roux.
Also my experience may help, but it is more related to pgf compiler on
AMD machine:
http://noddeat.livejournal.com/3633.html
On 02/05/07, Saswata Bhattacharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
dear friends,
Can anybody te
dear friends,
Can anybody tell me how to install SIESTA parallely in a INTEL cluster?please
write down the steps I need to do and the Libraries that I need to
installif possible please attach the arch.make file
regards,
Saswata
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Hi all,
I had some trouble running the example in $SIESTA/Tests/h2o for siesta-2.0.1
on more than one process (ie using MPI). This test tries to output H and S using
save-hs T
Examing the file iohs.F, it looks like there are units that are opened for
file i/o by process 0. All processes try to c
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