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'''Example''': you are in the directory ~/Trabajo/blabla and run ''adjust.sh q0 16 '' | |||
==> the scripts prepares a file called ''blabla.sub'' ready to be run with qsub on q0, 16 procs (tekla1). | ==> the scripts prepares a file called ''blabla.sub'' ready to be run with qsub on q0, 16 procs (tekla1). | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 22 June 2010
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The script adjust.sh prepares a .sub file, ready to be run on the queue you want.
Launching: adjust.sh queue proc
queue is the type of processor where I want to run the calculation
Available options: c0 q0 c4m8 c8m24
proc is the number of processors
Example: you are in the directory ~/Trabajo/blabla and run adjust.sh q0 16
==> the scripts prepares a file called blabla.sub ready to be run with qsub on q0, 16 procs (tekla1).
Output file: dir.sub (where dir is the directory where you are)
Used files/subprograms: proto1.sub, proto2.sub
INSTALLATION STEPS
1) First of all, download the program:
File:Adjust.tgz
and uncompress it.
2) As soon as you have done it, get this:
File:MInv.tgz
uncompress it and compile it: g77 mInv.f -o x.mInv and put it in the directory you want (named, for simplicity, directory A).
3) CHANGE THE PATH THAT APPEARS IN LINE 12 of gv_vasp.sh
/home/lbellarosa/src/complex/Cell ===> path of directory A
the path where you put your x.mInv program (i.e., /home/nlopez/Trabajo/directory A/x.mInv).
4) Now you can run the script typing:
gv_vasp.sh file