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- From: "Artem R. Oganov" <a.oganov@mat.ethz.ch>
- To: <proffess@yandex.ru>
- Cc: <forum@abinit.org>
- Subject: RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 12:01:57 +0200
- Importance: Normal
- Organization: ETH Zurich
Dear Sergey,
This is very strange. Unfortunately I cannot help you, because I never
encountered such problems on our HP machines. As I wrote you before,
ABINIT on HP has one problem - it seems to run only when you use the
multidataset mode, are you using it? If yes, perhaps the makefile_macros
files should be a bit tuned for your machine?
With my best regards,
Artem
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-----Original Message-----
From: proffess@yandex.ru [mailto:proffess@yandex.ru]
Sent: 18 June 2004 10:30
To: a.oganov@mat.ethz.ch
Cc: forum@abinit.org
Subject: RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?
Dear Artem and ABINIT users/authors,
I try to run ABINIT on HP for calculations of my systems. I created ther
input file
with multidataset mode. But I got the next message :
......
iofn2 : deduce lmnmax = 4, lnmax = 2,
lmnmaxso= 4, lnmaxso= 2.
memory : analysis of memory needs
========================================================================
========
Values of the parameters that define the memory need for DATASET 1.
intxc = 0 ionmov = 3 iscf = 5 ixc =
1
lmnmax = 2 lnmax = 2 mband = 183 mffmem =
1
P mgfft = 180 mkmem = 1 mpssoang= 3 mpw =
186611
mqgrid = 1201 natom = 91 nfft = 5832000 nkpt =
1
nloalg = 4 nspden = 1 nspinor = 1 nsppol =
1
nsym = 1 n1xccc = 2501 ntypat = 5 occopt =
1
========================================================================
========
P This job should need less than 1678.462 Mbytes of
memory.
Rough estimation (10% accuracy) of disk space for files :
WF disk file : 521.087 Mbytes ; DEN or POT disk file : 44.497
Mbytes.
========================================================================
========
Biggest array : cg(disk), with 521.0868 MBytes.
-P-0000 leave_test : synchronization done...
-P-0000 leave_test : exiting...
in serial mode, and
.....
iofn2 : deduce lmnmax = 4, lnmax = 2,
lmnmaxso= 4, lnmaxso= 2.
memory : analysis of memory needs
========================================================================
========
Values of the parameters that define the memory need for DATASET 1.
intxc = 0 ionmov = 3 iscf = 5 ixc =
1
lmnmax = 2 lnmax = 2 mband = 183 mffmem =
1
P mgfft = 180 mkmem = 1 mpssoang= 3 mpw =
186611
mqgrid = 1201 natom = 91 nfft = 5832000 nkpt =
1
nloalg = 4 nspden = 1 nspinor = 1 nsppol =
1
nsym = 1 n1xccc = 2501 ntypat = 5 occopt =
1
========================================================================
========
P This job should need less than 1678.462 Mbytes of
memory.
Rough estimation (10% accuracy) of disk space for files :
WF disk file : 521.087 Mbytes ; DEN or POT disk file : 44.497
Mbytes.
========================================================================
========
Biggest array : cg(disk), with 521.0868 MBytes.
-P-0000 leave_test : synchronization done...
-P-0000 leave_test : exiting...
in parallel mode. I see there is a memory problem. But, I have 64Gb
memory. Where is
a problem? I compiled the code in 64-bit mode, I have a full access in
all memory.
Any hints?
Thanks a lot,
Best wishes,
Sergey
- RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?, Sergei Lisenkov, 06/18/2004
- RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?, Artem R. Oganov, 06/18/2004
- RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?, Sergei Lisenkov, 06/18/2004
- RE: [abinit-forum] ABINIT on HP : Is it really possible?, Artem R. Oganov, 06/18/2004
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