[gmx-users] Checking files .xtc .trr .edr
Erik Lindahl
lindahl at stanford.edu
Wed Oct 30 00:59:04 CET 2002
Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
>Hi List!
>
> I run GMX in a cluster and some processors write files via NFS.
>However, the NFS server crashed, stoped for a while and then was rebooted.
>How could I be sure whether my .xtc .trr and .edr files was, or not,
>corrupted? I kept the jobs running.
>
>
If you use hard NFS mounts (the default, never EVER use soft...) you
should be perfectly OK. The client will just continute trying to write
until the server comes up again, without dropping any data.
If you are thinking of file system problems, run fsck, and possible test
trajectories with gmxcheck. If it gets to the last frame you should
probably be ok; I've never seen an error that silently corrupts the data
while maintaining the overall structure...
Cheers,
Erik
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