Benjamin Hall wrote:
Justin A. Lemkul wrote:
Ours is gcc-4.4.6 on a local machine using Cuda 3.2. On our
university's GPU
cluster, the installation was done with gcc-4.3.4 and Cuda 3.1. I
have not
tested Cuda 4.0, though it has recently become available to us so it
might be
worth a shot to see if this is another issue.
I've just noticed that issue 757 (initial temperature set to 0 for
mdrun-gpu) has also arisen in my simulations. Do you know if the source
of this error, and if there is a workaround for it?
I don't know the source of it, no. I would suspect that the interface between
OpenMM and Gromacs doesn't properly handle constraints, velocities, T-coupling
information, or a combination of both. Implicit solvent calculations on CPU
work completely as expected, so I suspect the problem lies outside of Gromacs.
Somewhere along the way (in a bug discussion or on this list), I believe someone
told me there were some issues related to OpenMM, but I'm not 100% sure on that.
It is also my understanding that the upcoming version of Gromacs is not going
to be reliant on OpenMM.
In any case, the temperature eventually stabilizes to about the value set as
ref_t, though the behavior described in bug #757 is present in anything I've done.
Have you been able to run production simulations using mdrun-gpu?
Not anything I've tried to publish, no. I'm not totally confident in those
results yet. Running on CPU works fine, so it suggests to me that Gromacs is
doing its job, but the external components are not.
-Justin
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MILES-IGERT Trainee
Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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