Closed Euicheol-Shin closed 1 year ago
Hi Euicheol. Thanks for your interest in Conquest.
We require at least one atom per process to run Conquest, so with the simple 8 atom silicon cell, you cannot run on more than 8 processes (or cores/processors if you prefer).
We should make the error clearer - I will change the name of the issue to reflect this.
I hope that helps.
Dave
Thank you very much for your feedback.
How many atoms do you have in your system ?
If it only includes 8 atoms, CONQUEST now assumes that each MPI process should include at least one atom, for parallel efficiency. Thus, the code runs with 8 processes, but not with 12 processes.
For the forum, we have a mailing list. (but, I forgot its name..)
Hi Euicheol. Thanks for your interest in Conquest.
We require at least one atom per process to run Conquest, so with the simple 8 atom silicon cell, you cannot run on more than 8 processes (or cores/processors if you prefer).
We should make the error clearer - I will change the name of the issue to reflect this.
I hope that helps.
Dave
Thanks for the very quick feedback.
I have a clear understanding of the problem. Thank you for your hard work.
Euicheol
Thank you very much for your feedback. How many atoms do you have in your system ? If it only includes 8 atoms, CONQUEST now assumes that each MPI process should include at least one atom, for parallel efficiency. Thus, the code runs with 8 processes, but not with 12 processes.
For the forum, we have a mailing list. (but, I forgot its name..)
Thank you, Tsuyoshi
If you can give the mailing list of the forum, it would be more helpful.
Euicheol
Many thanks to the Conquest developer team for their hard work and open source. Recently, after installing the code, I keep running into an error while doing exercises for Silicon.
Each node I use has 12 cores. When using the silicon example with 12 cores of a single node, the following error message appears,
Error in process 1 sfc_partitions_module: too few occupied partitions for number of processors 8 12
If one node uses 8 cores, it runs successfully. Since it is still in the early stages of public disclosure, there are no detailed forums or other discussions about the content, so I leave a problem here.
Thank you, Euicheol