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Hi,

Due to a power failure a 4 node system running gamess (actual source distribution, linux) crashed near the end of a long (~3-4weeks) numerical hessian calculation. In fact it should be possible to restart this run using the $VIB group and the punched ircdata. But trying to insert the irc-data into the $VIB group an start the calculation returns

 **** ERROR, READING $VIB GROUP.

I tried to set COORDS=CART and UNIQUE, I tried with and without a free line of the irc-data file before the $END tag - without any difference. I have found the same problem on a 3 node cluster running PC-GAMESS 6.3 with winnt 4.0 but thought it was a PC-GAMESS problem which it is obviously not.

Are there any suggestions or did I simply do something wrong?

Thanks in advance

eike huebner


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Hi Dimitrios

Thanks for your suggestion, but that is how I have it set up on my home pc with
WinXP and it works just fine:

e:\
cd e:\babel1.6\babel16
babel -ixyz D:\MOLGEN\Temp\test.xyz -ohin E:\BABEL1.6\BABEL16\testdmpc.hin
pause

Richard

Dimitrios Vlachakis wrote:

> Dear Richard,
>
> I think the problem is that WinBabel cannot pickup the "babel files" on
> your pc just because they are in the wrong location. Try losing the
> second babel16 folder from your computer. So, put all the babel files
> in C:\babel16     I think that WinBabel is expecting the "babel files"
> to be in that directory only!
>
> hope that helps,
>
> Dimitrios Vlachakis
> PhD student, Cardiff University
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> On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 07:05  pm, rlw987654@netscape.net
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> > Hi all
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> > I just reformatted my hard drive and installed WinXP and have just
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Hi,

Due to a power failure a 4 node system running gamess (actual source distribution, linux) crashed near the end of a long (~3-4weeks) numerical hessian calculation. In fact it should be possible to restart this run using the $VIB group and the punched ircdata. But trying to insert the irc-data into the $VIB group an start the calculation returns 

 **** ERROR, READING $VIB GROUP.

I tried to set COORDS=CART and UNIQUE, I tried with and without a free line of the irc-data file before the $END tag - without any difference. I have found the same problem on a 3 node cluster running PC-GAMESS 6.3 with winnt 4.0 but thought it was a PC-GAMESS problem which it is obviously not.

Are there any suggestions or did I simply do something wrong?

Thanks in advance

eike huebner




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