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- From: Guillermo Román <guillermo.roman@uam.es>
 
- To: forum@abinit.org
 
- Subject: Re: [abinit-forum] segmentation fault
 
- Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 10:52:40 +0100
 
 
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Hi, I am compiling with ifort. The only change I do it is in the config.mk: intead of -static-libcxa   I put -static, in order to make a completely static binary. My compilation  passes the test without problems.  Thanks 
 
 Guillermo 
 
 On 21/11/2007, at 15:13, Anglade Pierre-Matthieu wrote: Hi,
  Your input file looks correct. After testing it with Abinit 5.3.4 on a x86 I can only tell that Abinit should handle it without problem. I wonder if the segfault you witness can be related to any compilation bug: which compiler are you using and do the resulting Abinit binaries pass the self test ?  I would be quite surprised if they do.
  Also, for such a system you might be interested in using the BigDFT (wavelet) part of Abinit. 
  Best regards
  PMA
 
 On Nov 21, 2007 1:54 PM,  <  guillermo.roman@uam.es> wrote: I am new in abinit.  I am trying to calculate the Total Energies. I have to use 25 Hartrees and a 20 Ang cubic cell. I get a "segmentation fault just before having calculated the first Etotal. I though it was a problem of memory, so I reduce the parameters (ecut, acell) and I get a positive result. However, using these less demanding parameters I do a monitoring of the memory cost. I am runing in a Intel Xeon 64 dual core with 4Gb of memory. With 12.5 Ha and 40 bohr cubic cell I get a "segmentation fault" while abinit print: P This job should need less than                     532.428 Mbytes of memory.   Rough estimation (10% accuracy) of disk space for files :    WF disk file :     34.002 Mbytes ; DEN or POT disk file :     16.002 Mbytes.
  So, it seems that it is not a memory problem at all.
  I am running a sequencial 5.4.4 version (I have tried 5.3 too) the only WARNING I receive is related with low ecut I am using:  mkdenpos : WARNING -   Density went < 0 at     36827 points   and was set to  1.00E-14.  Lowest was  -0.90E-05.   Likely due to too low boxcut or too low ecut for pseudopotential core charge.
 
  I almost sure is a detail or something that it's missing in th input file 
  -------------------------------------------------------------- Here is easy the Input file:
  # C6H6 molecule in a big box # #Definition of the unit cell acell 40.0 40.0 40.0
  #Definition of the atom  ntypat 2 znucl 1 6 natom 24 typat 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 xangst -2.5253  0.0064  0.0005 -1.2742  2.1434  0.0006  1.2021  2.1407  0.0005  2.4309 -0.0086  0.0005  1.1848 -2.1480  0.0005 -1.2911 -2.1403  0.0005 -2.5253  0.0064  7.0005 -1.2742  2.1434  7.0006  1.2021  2.1407  7.0005  2.4309 -0.0086  7.0005  1.1848 -2.1480  7.0005 -1.2911 -2.1403  7.0005 -0.7367  1.2078  0.0005  0.6606  1.2074  0.0005  1.3519 -0.0065  0.0005  0.6470 -1.2126  0.0005 -0.7500 -1.2068  0.0005 -1.4463  0.0044  0.0005 -0.7367  1.2078  7.0005  0.6606  1.2074  7.0005  1.3519 -0.0065  7.0005   0.6470 -1.2126  7.0005 -0.7500 -1.2068  7.0005 -1.4463  0.0044  7.0005
  #Ionic Relaxation #ionmov       4           #ionic relaxation by Cradient Conjugated optcell      0               #optimize the cell shape and dimensions  #ntime       50 #tolmxf      5.0d-5       #hartree/Bohr
  #SFC options ixc         11                #PBE iscf         17               #Pulay scheme for mixing SFC history (tried with 5 also) #npulayit     3           #number of pulay  iprcel       0                #SFC precondition scheme Default nsppol       1             #number of spin polarization
  #Definition of the SCF procedure nstep 30             #  SCF cycles toldfe 1.0d-6   diemac 2.0
  #Definition of the planewave basis set ecut 25.0 Ry
  #Definition of the k-point grid nkpt 1            # Only one k point is needed for isolated system,
  #Debugging options prtvol 1  istatr 5
 
  
 
  --  Pierre-Matthieu Anglade
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