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Quote:Diegoagomezh Nov 4th 6:41 pm
Hello!

Firstly, I have to say that I got a similar problem, not the answer for the last post... sorry..

In my case I'm doing a RI-MP2 geometry optimization of a complex containing Ni, C, O and H atoms.

I did a first optimization with the cc-pVDZ basis set for the light atoms and 6-31G (and in a further calc. with 6-31G** basis,) for the Ni atom successfully (a total of 388 basis functions).

The problems arise when I change to a bigger basis set for the Ni atom.
If I change to the cc-pVDZ (specified explicitly and available from http://tyr0.chem.wsu.edu/~kipeters/basis.html) or cc-pVTZ basis set (specified explicitly or with the line "Ni library cc-pVTZ"), the process fails with the error:

1:Bus error, status=: 7
(rank:1 hostname:cl1n006 pid:28807):ARMCI DASSERT fail. signaltrap.c:SigBusHandler():213 cond:0
4:Bus error, status=: 7
2:Bus error, status=: 7
(rank:2 hostname:cl1n006 pid:28813):ARMCI DASSERT fail. signaltrap.c:SigBusHandler():213 cond:0
(rank:4 hostname:cl1n006 pid:28809):ARMCI DASSERT fail. signaltrap.c:SigBusHandler():213 cond:0
"cokni_1h.out" 819L, 29602C

There is not input errors and was the same for a single point energy or a DFT (XC B3LYP) trial.

- could be the problems related with the total memory specification?
I'm using the line:

memory 30000 mb

- Is there some rule to estimate the optimal amount of memory required for a calculation in NWchem?

Thanks in advance for any suggestion!

Good luck!

NWchem is running on a SGI-Altix cluster compiled with the intel fortran compilers, Infiniband support and MPI.


With that memory line you are requesting 30 Gbyte of memory per processor (per core). Memory needs depend on the calculation, but generally you should not allocate more then the memory in the system. I.e., if you have an 8 core node with 20 GByte of memory, I would probably use "memory 2000 mb", and leave some space for the operating system to run in.

Bert


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