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Segmentation Fault in fda_view_stress #41
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Hi Amin, thanks for your report and your patience. I am now back from vacation and will take a look to your issue. Could you please send me your input files and the FDA version number you are using, so that I am able to reproduce your issue. Best regards |
Hello Bernd. Thanks for your response. |
Thanks for the files. The pdb output format is only working if the input structure file |
Thanks Bernd for the help and sorry for replying late. I confirm that pdb file is generated correctly on using the pdb file. |
Dear fda developers,
I am trying to use gromacs-fda to calculate punctual stress during the course of a steered MD simulation.
My input file looks like this
onepair = summed
atombased = no
residuebased = punctual_stress
type = all
gmx_fda mdrun completes without any error and the output .psr files are written.
However, when I try to generate PDB files using
gmx_fda fda_view_stress -i output1.psr -s ../structure.tpr -f ../traj.xtc -n ../index.ndx -o stress1.pdb -frame 1 -convert yes
I get segmentation fault.
When it asks for residue model points, I have tried Protein and C-alpha but none works.
The final output looks like this
stress filename = output1.psr
result filename = stress1.pdb
frameType = single
frameValue = 1
stressType = punctual
particleType = residue
convert = 1
Reading file ../WT-100pN-500ns-1.tpr, VERSION 2020.4 (single precision)
Reading file ../WT-100pN-500ns-1.tpr, VERSION 2020.4 (single precision)
Back Off! I just backed up stress1.pdb to ./#stress1.pdb.3#
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I would really appreciate any help/suggestions.
Best,
Amin.
Center de Biochimie Structurale,
Montpellier,
France.
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