You maybe should split up your simulation in several smaller files. You can
then load them in ptraj by sequentially calling the trajin command.
60Gb is a lot and 30mn don't seem odd for this amount of data in the text
file.
You could for instance load only 1000 snapshots (already a lot) in ptraj
(trajin yourfile.mdrc 1 1000)
strip waters and do a trajout to a mdrcd file (gzipped is better, or netcdf
even better).
Next turn you read 1001 to 2000 and so on.... a bit slow, but should be
possible to view pieces of the dynamics with vmd then...
Good luck
Peter
On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:41:32 +0100, Silvia Carlotto
<silvia.carlotto.unipd.it> wrote:
> Dear user,
>
> I generate a.crd file of 60 Giga (a protein in a water box, 10 ns, n tot
> atom ca. 8000).
>
> I am using ptraj to strip water but
>
> the ptraj command is over 30 minutes on
>
> PTRAJ : trajin XXX.mdcrd
>
> checking coordinates : XXX.mdcrd
> Is it a normal?
>
> Is it possible to manupulate with ptraj a file of these dimensions?
>
> I have no other ideas to strip water to generate a movie with vmd.
>
> thanks to help
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Dep. Physical Chemistry
Faculty of Pharmacy
University of Barcelona
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