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The script ''vasp.sh'' prepares and submits a .sub file to the queue you want to run it. | The script ''vasp.sh'' prepares and submits a .sub file to the queue you want to run it. | ||
'''Script Syntax''': ''vasp | '''Script Syntax''': ''vasp.sh jobname queuename number_of_processors'' | ||
''queue'' is the type of processor where you want to run the job | ''queue'' is the type of processor where you want to run the job | ||
('''c0''':mono; '''q0''':quad; '''c4m8''':4cores with 8GB; '''c8m24''':8cores with 24GB; '''c12m48ib''':12cores with 48GB and Infini Band). | ('''c0''':mono; '''q0''':quad; '''c4m8''':4cores with 8GB; '''c8m24''':8cores with 24GB; '''c12m48ib''':12cores with 48GB and Infini Band). | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 25 September 2012
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The script vasp.sh prepares and submits a .sub file to the queue you want to run it.
Script Syntax: vasp.sh jobname queuename number_of_processors
queue is the type of processor where you want to run the job
(c0:mono; q0:quad; c4m8:4cores with 8GB; c8m24:8cores with 24GB; c12m48ib:12cores with 48GB and Infini Band).
proc is the number of processors do you want to use for the calculation.
Example: vasp.sh example c4m8 16 ==> the script prepares and submits a file called example.sub to the c4m8 queu using 16 procs (tekla2).
INSTALLATION STEPS
1) First of all, download the program:
File:Vasp.tgz
and uncompress them. Place the files proto1.sub and proto2.sub in a directory of your choice, named for simplicity directory A.