Alex Granovsky
gran@classic.chem.msu.su
In addition, the same way can be used to restart Raman activity
calculations. More precisely, one need to copy a first $vec
group from the punch file and a $vib group from ircdata to the
input file (do not forget to properly terminate $vib group by
$end directive); and add $guess guess=moread $end to the input.
Kind regards,
Alex Granovsky
On Mon May 20 '13 6:25pm, Alex Granovsky wrote
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>Dear Siddheshwar,
>You can find information on how to restart hessian runs by exploring this thread:
>http://classic.chem.msu.su/cgi-bin/ceilidh.exe/gran/gamess/forum/?C3d8ed14aa6g1-7050-1262+00.htm
>Hope this helps.
>Kind regards,
>Alex Granovsky
>
>
>On Mon May 20 '13 2:20am, Alex Granovsky wrote
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>>Dear Siddheshwar,
>>One of the ways to restart geometry optimization run is to
>>search output file for the geometry having the lowest energy,
>>looking for strings like:
>> NSERCH= NNN ENERGY= EEE
>>Here NNN is a step number and EEE is an energy. The simplest way
>>to do this is to use "grep" (under Linux) or "find" (under Windows)
>>command line tools Note, grep is very useful and much more
>>powerful tool. There are many ports of grep for Windows, so you
>>can download and try one of them. There also exists a SUA
>>(Subsystem for Unix Applications) subsystems for Windows which
>>is available from Microsoft.
>>Upon locating the geometry having the lowest energy,
>>create a copy of your input file and replace initial
>>coordinates by the coordinates that correspond to the
>>lowest energy (these coordinates can be found in the output
>>a bit above the string with the lowest energy data).
>>Next, look at the punch file. It duplicates the most important
>>parts of output and contains some additional information.
>>For instance, it has a set formatted $vec groups that
>>contains MOs at all geometry optimization points. Copy
>>the $vec group corresponding to NSERCH with minimum energy
>>to the new input file and use
>>
$guess guess=moread norb=nnnn $end
>>You should replace nnnn by the actual number of MOs
>>(you should provide at least all populated orbitals).
>>That's basically all. I'll describe other ways of how to
>>restart optimization jobs in my next posts and also explain
>>how to restart hessian calculations.
>>Hope this helps.
>>Kind regards,
>>Alex Granovsky
>>
>>
>>On Thu May 16 '13 11:53am, Siddheshwar Chopra wrote
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>>>Dear Alex,
>>>My jobs particularly involve geometry optimization, numerical hessian jobs, finding raman, using DFT, TDFT , mostly. Sir, I need to know the code which I have to add to my Restart i/p file, WHICH WOULD START THE CALCULATION FROM WHERE IT WAS CRASHED (OR STOPPED).. Please make me understand this well. I would be grateful if you could send me an i/p file or the commands..
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>
>>>On Wed May 15 '13 9:55pm, Alex Granovsky wrote
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>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It is rather straightforward to restart geometry optimization
>>>>and numerical hessian jobs. Are these the types of jobs you
>>>>are interested in? Please let us know.
>>>>Several other types of jobs can be restarted as well but it is more tricky.
>>>>A good solution would be to buy an UPS. It would also help protecting
>>>>your hardware from damage due to power outages, electrical surges, noise etc...
>>>>Kind regards,
>>>>Alex Granovsky
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On Wed May 15 '13 12:04pm, Siddheshwar Chopra wrote
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>>>>>Dear Sir,
>>>>>Due to erratic power cuts or other reasons, it is becoming very difficult to restart any calculations everytime.. PLEASE TELL ME is there any way I can RESTART from the same, once the FIREFLY crashes due to such power issue?? It would be a great help appreciated in advance.
>>>>>Regards,