Anyone gotten a Gromacs WU yet? Just wondering if the script needs to be altered to have the -forceasm flag as well. Probably not but I didn't get a Gromacs WU when it ran. Thanks.
Originally posted by Zeke
Anyone gotten a Gromacs WU yet? Just wondering if the script needs to be altered to have the -forceasm flag as well. Probably not but I didn't get a Gromacs WU when it ran. Thanks.
so unless ppl's machines are crashing left and right, then i'm just going to leave it out. it has no bearing on whether the server gives u gromacs or not.-forceasm relates to Gromacs. Bruce told me the details but I can't find them now. Run this flag anyway hahaha.
EDIT by Bruce:On the PC side (and we don't yet know about the Mac side) Gromacs has sometimes crashed computers because it uses advanced instructions that may have never been used by other software. The developers decided that if a crash occurs, it might be the fault of Gromacs, so they (conservatively) disabled SSE (and probably AltiVec) when they restart. If your computer crashes for some specific reason unrelated to Gromacs (such as a power failure), you really don't want the Assembly Optimizations disabled, so you can override the programmers assumption and force them back on with this flag. If you happen to encounter a machine that becomes unstable when using the assembly optimizations, you don't want to keep forcing them back on - - until you cure your hardware problem. If you never crash, the flag has no effect.
543 or 909 at this point from what ive read on the forums and seen here on the macs.Originally posted by jelloshotsrule
1. how does one know if it's a gromacs protein?
rid gets rid of everything including those shortcuts, so just run the setup script again. it's like nothing was ever installed.2. if i type "rid", do i then run the setup script again? or just type "start"?
type in:Originally posted by MrMacman Hey, I restarted into 10.2.6 today and folding didn't start running again, I had the 'launch on reboot' one on 'y' (yes) what gives?
crontab -l
could you elaborate please? it just started doing this after the 10.2.6 install? how far along was the other protein?Then I tried the 'fold' command, but that tried to give me another unit and I stoped that so what should I do?
it is 306/400Originally posted by mc68k
type in:if there is something there than it should be running, if not then it wasn't installed properly.Code:crontab -l
could you elaborate please? it just started doing this after the 10.2.6 install? how far along was the other protein?
eh?? it still says my CPU usage is like 10% so it aint running... I don't want another Unit...[Jeremiah-Bornemanns-Computer:~] jeremiahbornemann% crontab -l
@reboot cd ~/F@H1; ./OSX-3.24 -local
[Jeremiah-Bornemanns-Computer:~] jeremiahbornemann%
yeah originally before i made stop it was fold. seemed natural to have start go with stop instead of fold and stop...Originally posted by jelloshotsrule
i thought it was "start"?
Originally posted by mc68k
yeah originally before i made stop it was fold. seemed natural to have start go with stop instead of fold and stop...
MrMacman: the easiest solution 4 u would be 2 install the new scripts. if u want me to find another sloution for you i'm probably going to have to take a look at all of your folding files somehow, since i'm still not sure what is wrong.