been running a whole night without any further output. Does anybody know if
it is normal or there is an error?
Thanks,
Nick Huang
Hauptman-Woodward Institute
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Pavol Skubak
Biophysical Structural Chemistry
Gorleaus Laboratories
Einsteinweg 55
Leiden University
LEIDEN 2333CC
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Pavol Skubak
Biophysical Structural Chemistry
Gorleaus Laboratories
Einsteinweg 55
Leiden University
LEIDEN 2333CC
the Netherlands
tel: 0031715274414
web: http://bsc.lic.leidenuniv.nl/people/skubak-0
AM, Pavol Skubak wrote:
Dear James,
your challenge in its current form ignores an important source
of information for model building that is available for your
simulated data - namely, it does not allow to use anomalous
phase information in the model building. In difficult cases
You can also get anomalous maps from Refmac, just input F+ and F- and ANOM
MAPO keyword. See
http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/dist/html/refmac5/bugs_and_features.html for more
information if needed.
Pavol
As far as I know the compatibility has been broken because
of adding new features such as intensity based refinement
or multiple anomalous scatterers to the GUI
Pavol
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Sent from: Leiden ZH Netherlands.
This is VERY VERY VERY irritating!
Why has it been allowed...
Is there any
Dear Martin,
this should be fixed in the latest refmac version
http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~garib/refmac/latest_refmac.html
Please let us know if it is not!
Pavol.
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Sent from: Leiden ZH Netherlands.
Hi Jan,
the difference between 5.5.0063 and 5.5.0066 is just a few
bugfixes. However, unfortunately one of them introduced a
new bug to 5.5.0066 which has been fixed in the later
versions. Could you please upgrade to the latest version
(currently 5.5.0070) from
The latest version with all the bugfixes will of course appear in
CCP4-6.1.1. Until then, the latest binaries and source codes are
available on the mentioned webpage.
Pavol
Hi Michael,
thanks for your report. It turned out that 5.5.0066 has a bug
causing crashes. Could you please try the latest version
(5.5.0068) and let us know in case the problem would not
disappear.
Pavol