On Fri, Jan 11, 2019, Margarita I. Bernal-Uruchurtu wrote:
>
>I'm having a very strange problem with the cutoff option.
>The system is a box with a water/air interface and a couple of organic
>molecules. The starting geometry was previously equilibrated with TIP3P and
>GAFF and I'll use SEBOMD and equilibrate with the lambda option.
Can you be a bit more explicit: are you using SEBOMD in the runs that
fail? Or is that just an option you plan to use in the future? That
is, is this likely to be a problem with the SEBOMD code, or with some
other part of Amber?
>With amber18 in a MacBookPro /Mojave it finds no problem. As soon as I
>switch to the cluster I have an error that appears using both, the amber18
>or amber16 versions.
We are probably going to need get enough files to try to reproduce your
error, espeically in a situation like this were the code code works on
one OS/compiler combination but not on another.
>It exits with the following message:
>Program received signal SIGSEGV: Segmentation fault - invalid memory
>reference.
As you probably know, this error conveys no useful information other
than that you had a bad memory reference.
>and then I changed the size of the cutoff from 8.0 to 7.0 With the smaller
>cutoff it doesn't exit with an error but if I increase the size of the
>cutoff from 7.4 to 7.5 then I'll get again the same error than with a
>cutoff of 8.0
What is your box size? In each direction, it must be greater than twice
the cutoff plus the value of skinnb (which is 2 by default). Do all
values for the cutoff work on the Mac?
Along with files to reproduce, it would be great to get some information
about what you call "the cluster": what OS and compilers are used there?
....dac
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