Dear Dan,
Thanks a lot for the reply.
Actually, i ran it in parallel giving all the processors to it to run.
now i have to run another simulation on it,thats why i wanted to stop the first one. otherwise finishing the previous job will still take 2-3 days on my system to be over. otherwise running two jobs together will not be a good idea otherwise.
Thanks for help.
On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 19:56:19 +0530 wrote
>Hi,
On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 7:22 AM, onetwo wrote:
> So, how can i stop the simulation in between. and the output will be *.rst file that we have to use for analysis.
There is no clean way to stop the simulation before it hits nstlim,
you have to kill it with kill -9 or something similar. Be aware
that if you happen to kill the simulation in the middle of a
trajectory write you could end up with a partial frame at the end, but
even worse if you happen to kill the simulation in the middle of
writing a restart you will not be able to restart the simulation, so I
would be very cautious in attempting this.
-Dan
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