Hi Carsten,
Thanks for your reply. Actually I am running MD simulation on a protein
molecule with 270 residues(2687 atoms), after adding water it is having
45599 atoms, and using the recent version of gromacs test available from
gromacs.org (gmxtest-3.3.3.tgz)
Following are the entries from the
Sorry, I forgot to mention that one cofactor NDP, I added in my molecule
using PRODRG server.
2008/9/12 vivek sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Carsten,
Thanks for your reply. Actually I am running MD simulation on a protein
molecule with 270 residues(2687 atoms), after adding water it is having
Hi Vivek,
I think I'm a bit lost now. We were originally talking about differences
in trajectories but from the mail you just sent I can see that you have
a segmentation fault, which is another problem.
I can only suggest that if you want to make use of 128 processors you
should download the
HI Carsten,
Thanks again for reply. and my apologies for putting question out of
discussion.
actually I tried same command with -np 24 and -np 64, and for both cases i
got different trajectory (while analyzing them using ngmx).
Also Can you suggest me some tutorial or reference to get details of
vivek sharma wrote:
HI Carsten,
Thanks again for reply. and my apologies for putting question out of
discussion.
actually I tried same command with -np 24 and -np 64, and for both cases
i got different trajectory (while analyzing them using ngmx).
If you look at a plot of your data, e.g.
Hi There,
I am running gromacs parellal version on cluster, with different -np
options.
On analyzing the 5 nsec trajectory using ngmx, I am finding difference in
the trajectory of two similar runs (only thing varying in two runs in -np
i.e 20 and 64 ), where mdp file and input files are same in
vivek sharma wrote:
Hi There,
I am running gromacs parellal version on cluster, with different -np
options.
On analyzing the 5 nsec trajectory using ngmx, I am finding difference
in the trajectory of two similar runs (only thing varying in two runs in
-np i.e 20 and 64 ), where mdp file and
vivek sharma wrote:
Hi There,
I am running gromacs parellal version on cluster, with different -np
options.
Hi,
which version of gromacs exactly are you using?
On analyzing the 5 nsec trajectory using ngmx, I am finding difference
in the trajectory of two similar runs (only thing varying in
Thanks david for your reply.
Can you tell me up to how many -np value current version of GROMACS can be
optimized (or will reduce the simulation time) ?
Also, how can I test the accuracy of my process when I can't get same result
with similar option (while scaling )?
With Thanks,
Vivek
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