Alex Granovsky
gran@classic.chem.msu.su
I forgot to mention that certain versions of Lustre file system
have a nasty bug causing a bogus ENOSPC error being returned
by a write() system call under some circumstances.
If you are using Lustre, try adding the following switches to
Firefly's command line:
-buggyfs -lustre
This could help.
Kind regards,
Alex Granovsky
On Tue Sep 12 '17 2:43pm, Andrey Degtyarev wrote
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>Hi all,
>There was a problem in calculating molecular clusters over ~100 atoms.
>Firefly 8.2.0, IntelMPI
>Text of error:
> ********************
> 1 ELECTRON INTEGRALS
> ********************
> FSF: fatal error no. 0x00020027 in sub WRITEREC on unit 10
> ADDRESS 0x094DBF37 HAS INITIATED PROGRAM ABORT BECAUSE OF FATAL ERROR(S)
>In this case, a cluster of 87 atoms is calculated normally, out of 135 this error is output.