Open steven60411 opened 2 years ago
Hi Steven,It looks like you haven't done the patching step (or something went wrong in the middle of it), and the NequIP pair style hasn't been added to lammps correctly.Try following the patching instructions in the README.Best wishes,Anders On Apr 1, 2022 18:13, steven60411 @.***> wrote:
Hi! This is Steven
When I try to run lmp -in
it will show this error:
LAMMPS (17 Feb 2022) OMP_NUM_THREADS environment is not set. Defaulting to 1 thread. (src/comm.cpp:98) using 1 OpenMP thread(s) per MPI task units real atom_style atomic newton off thermo 1 read_data water.lmp Reading data file ... triclinic box = (0 0 0) to (12.4447 12.4447 12.4447) with tilt (0 0 0) 1 by 1 by 1 MPI processor grid reading atoms ... 192 atoms read_data CPU = 0.006 seconds pair_style nequip ERROR: Unrecognized pair style 'nequip' (src/force.cpp:279) Last command: pair_style nequip
My pytorch version is 1.10.2
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Steven
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Thanks! Also, when I try to do another data file, it looks like lammps and nequip works well but it will show this kind of error:
LAMMPS (17 Feb 2022)
OMP_NUM_THREADS environment is not set. Defaulting to 1 thread. (src/comm.cpp:98)
using 1 OpenMP thread(s) per MPI task
units real
atom_style atomic
newton off
thermo 1
read_data water52.vasp
Reading data file ...
orthogonal box = (-1.143 -1.121 -1.06) to (13.768 13.601 13.828)
1 by 1 by 1 MPI processor grid
reading atoms ...
ERROR on proc 0: Invalid atom type in Atoms section of data file (src/atom_vec.cpp:1771)
Last command: read_data water52.vasp
My input file is modified from the tutorial, only change the atom type for water:
units real
atom_style atomic
newton off
thermo 1
read_data water52.vasp
pair_style nequip
pair_coeff * * /mnt/c/Users/StevenFang/lammps/build/lammps_run/water-aimd-vasp.pth H O
mass 1 1.00794
mass 2 15.9994
neighbor 1.0 bin
neigh_modify delay 5 every 1
minimize 0.0 1.0e-8 10000 1000000
write_dump all custom output.dump id type x y z fx fy fz
And here is part of my data file (There are more H and O atoms below):
LAMMPS data file. CGCMM style. atom_style atomic generated by VMD/TopoTools v1.5 on Mon Mar 28 11:51:29 PDT 2022
156 atoms
2 atoms types
-1.143000 13.768000 xlo xhi
-1.121000 13.601000 ylo yhi
-1.060000 13.828000 zlo zhi
Atoms
1 1 4.738000 4.976000 3.873000 # H
2 1 3.298000 5.690000 3.581000 # H
3 2 4.286000 5.832000 3.620000 # O
4 1 2.376000 1.093000 3.727000 # H
5 1 0.773000 1.381000 3.841000 # H
6 2 1.466000 0.749000 3.496000 # O
7 1 10.569000 1.330000 8.925000 # H
8 1 12.063000 1.614000 8.328000 # H
9 2 11.242000 1.051000 8.239000 # O
10 1 8.900000 10.247000 1.286000 # H
11 1 7.812000 9.390000 2.153000 # H
12 2 7.994000 10.268000 1.711000 # O
13 1 4.294000 4.801000 8.697000 # H
14 1 2.961000 4.168000 9.397000 # H
15 2 3.734000 4.789000 9.526000 # O
I've google for same situation as mine but nothing helps, and I've tried different methods for changing the data file and input file, but when I did this it will show the error like these: ERROR: Incorrect atom format in data file (src/atom.cpp:1067)
, ERROR on proc 0: Expected integer parameter instead of 'H' in input script or data file (src/atom_vec.cpp:1748)
I'm new to lammps so maybe it's just a simple problem, but I just can't figure out which part to fix :( Thanks!
Sincerely, Steven
@anjohan And for the first one I think I've done the patching steps before Cause when I run the patching command it shows:
(NequIP) steven60411@steven:/mnt/c/Users/StevenFang/pair_nequip$ ./patch_lammps.sh /mnt/c/Users/StevenFang/lammps/
This LAMMPS installation _seems_ to already have been patched; please check it!
Also forgot to tell, I'm using the "release" branch of lammps, and my torch version is initially 1.9.1, I update it to 1.10.2 before I run the lmp command, would these be the potential factors?
Hi! This is Steven When I try to run
lmp -in water_minimize.in
it will show this error:My pytorch version is 1.10.2 Can anyone help? Thanks!
Sincerely, Steven