mohsen ramezanpour wrote:
Dear Justin

WARNING 1 [file g-dist.mdp, line unknown]:
  Can only use nstype=Simple with pbc=no, setting nstype to Simple
WARNING 2 [file complex.top, line 39718]:
  Bad box in file complex.gro

Generated a cubic box   10.816 x   14.959 x    9.086
Warning: atom name 6439 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C18 - H9N) Warning: atom name 6440 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C6 - H9O) Warning: atom name 6441 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C11 - H19) Warning: atom name 6442 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (H11 - C18) Warning: atom name 6443 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C15 - C6) Warning: atom name 6444 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (H15 - C11) Warning: atom name 6445 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C17 - H11) Warning: atom name 6446 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (F1 - C15) Warning: atom name 6447 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C16 - H15) Warning: atom name 6448 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (H16 - C17) Warning: atom name 6449 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (C12 - F1) Warning: atom name 6450 in complex.top and complex.gro does not match (H12 - C16)

WARNING 3 [file complex.top, line 39718]:
  12 non-matching atom names
  atom names from complex.top will be used
  atom names from complex.gro will be ignored

These are very important warnings, and hence why I said one should never blindly use -maxwarn unless you fully understand their implications. The order of the contents of the coordinate file must match the order of the moleculetypes listed in the [molecules] directive of the topology, and the order of the underlying topologies must match. You've got a bunch of mismatches here, indicating that at least one of these criteria is not satisfied, so anything you do (be it simulation or analysis) will be complete garbage.

Fix your coordinate file and try again. Don't use -maxwarn. If grompp fails, it's for a reason.

-Justin


besides I generated it as enzyme/drug tutorial.
besides C12 is in line 2 from the end of the page.
thanks in advance





On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 5:11 PM, Justin A. Lemkul <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:



    mohsen ramezanpour wrote:

        Dear justin
        after using grompp without -maxwarn I faced these:

        NOTE 2 [file g-dist.mdp, line unknown]:
         You are using a plain Coulomb cut-off, which might produce
        artifacts.
         You might want to consider using PME electrostatics.


        This run will generate roughly 2 Mb of data
        writing run input file...

        There were 2 notes

        There were 3 warnings

        -------------------------------------------------------
        Program grompp, VERSION 4.0.7
        Source code file: ../../../../src/gmxlib/gmx_fatal.c, line: 481

        Fatal error:
        Too many warnings (3), grompp terminated.
        If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.


    None of this output actually indicates what the errors are.  I don't
    know if any of it will be relevant to the problem at hand, but
    without seeing what the errors are, there's no way to rule out
    incorrect input.


        besides it is in 6454 line of complex.gro


    How did you generate complex.gro?  If it is line 6454, it is not
    numbered accordingly.  That doesn't matter, in theory, but if you've
    just simply concatenated the protein and ligand coordinate files and
    left any extraneous information in the .gro file, it could be
    causing the error.

    -Justin






        On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Justin A. Lemkul
        <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
        <mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:



           mohsen ramezanpour wrote:

               Dear All
               I did the Enzyme/drug tutorial and generated complex.gro and
               complex.top files as was said.
               Now I want to measure the distance between center of mass of
               protein and drug
               I used g_dist but I could not.
               I entered these commands(of course I made an index.ndx and
               g-dist.tpr):

               I used from an typical .mdp file to generate .tpr file by
        below
               command:

               grompp  -c complex.gro     -p   complex.top   -o
         g-dist.tpr                 -f    g-dist.mdp    -maxwarn 3


           What warnings are you ignoring?  This is, in general, a very
        bad idea.


               then,
               g_dist     -f    complex.gro    -s   g-dist.tpr    -o
         g-dist.xvg

               but the result was an empty g-dist.xvg and:

               Fatal error:
               Unexpected end of file in file   631LIG  C12     45  -0.475
                -0.514  -0.434 at line 2
               (Source file ../../../../src/gmxlib/confio.
               c, line 725)


           How many atoms are in complex.gro?  To what line number does this
           atom entry correspond?  It seems g_dist thinks the file
        should end
           here, prematurely.

           -Justin


               besides,I want to measure this distance befor erunning
        and as a
               vector.
               below is a part of my complex.gro:
                631LIG  F1      42  -0.701  -0.571  -0.151
                631LIG  C16     43  -0.534  -0.501  -0.306
                631LIG  H16     44  -0.491  -0.434  -0.232
                631LIG  C12     45  -0.475  -0.514  -0.434
                631LIG  H12     46  -0.394  -0.446  -0.459


               thanks in advances


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