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I have been running 6-31g, and cc-pVDZ, all successfully but cc-pVQZ returns this error. Any solns?:
This is my script:
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Sorry, I am not able to reproduce the behavior you observe, so it is hard for me to debug... It is possible that on your system there is a limit on the stack memory. You can try to :
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Hello, Thank you for your reply. I believe the error I encountered was related to the compiler I was using. The compiler used to compile the code was not the same as the one used to run it, which might explain this behavior. By using the same compiler for both compiling and running the code, I no longer experience this error on my personal computer. The issue I am facing now is slightly different. Using the container you provided in this thread (#339), I was able to build a Singularity image and run using several cores for cc-pvdz and cc-pvtz without any issues on my university cluster. However, when I switched to cc-pvqz, I encountered this unusual behavior:
This issue occurs only during the FCI step (the SCF runs smoothly). However, the output from
Additionally, the output from
These outputs show that I still have plenty of memory available. Following your recommendation, I increased Thank you for your assistance! Here some extra infos which might be useful:
cpuinfo: cpuinfo.txt |
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Hello,
You have 3TB of RAM and QP believes you have 3GB! This is a bug in how we inspect the RAM on the machine. We will fix it soon...
In the meantime, if you
export QP_MAXMEM=3000
in your script before running QP, it should solve the problem. If for some reason you don't getbest,
Anthony