> ??? Neither sander nor pmemd do parallel i/o, as far as I can see.
Exacty... That was one of my first questions to Bob D: do the file writes do anything fancy like leave pointers hanging mid-file, etc.? He said "just dumb-bunny appends," which is what makes sense to do.
> Does your problem exist with netcdf trajectories?
Haven't tried netcdf. I guess I have a job now for the grad student who just offered to help... I doubt it will matter a lot, because I've also seen issues, for example, in my min.o file. But, all information helps.
Regarding Ross's comment, since the filesystem I had the problem on is Lustre, "a real parallel filesystem", then the ptraj.MPI should be good there (better, even?), not hung forever. Right?
:-) Lachele
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Complex Carbohydrate Research Center, UGA
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> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010, Lachele Foley wrote:
> >
> > > I wouldn't be surprised if it did turn out to be a FS issue - even
> simple
> > > NFS mount points can get really wacky sometimes (same file has different
> > > contents/attributes on different computers etc). For now I would say
> avoid
> > > using ptraj over any network filesystem in parallel.
> >
> > ...or sander, pmemd...
>
> ??? Neither sander nor pmemd do parallel i/o, as far as I can see.
>
> Does your problem exist with netcdf trajectories?
>
> ...dac
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