a question for compiling 5.2
Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:20 am
I can smoothly compile vasp5.2 with serial and parallel version using ifort11 and mkl library on Linux pc cluster.
But when run the parallel vasp, I meet this problem as :
forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault occurred
Image PC Routine Line Source
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C1A245 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C0A10F Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C71CA8 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C6362E Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C330F7 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C0EF0F Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C51505 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C10FAC Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 000000000044BE0C Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000469CA5 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000407634 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 000000000040756C Unknown Unknown Unknown
libc.so.6 0000003E77E1D994 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000407479 Unknown Unknown Unknown
Could you tell me how can fix this problem ?
thanks !
But when run the parallel vasp, I meet this problem as :
forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault occurred
Image PC Routine Line Source
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C1A245 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C0A10F Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C71CA8 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C6362E Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C330F7 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C0EF0F Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C51505 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000C10FAC Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 000000000044BE0C Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000469CA5 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000407634 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 000000000040756C Unknown Unknown Unknown
libc.so.6 0000003E77E1D994 Unknown Unknown Unknown
vasp-5.2-mp 0000000000407479 Unknown Unknown Unknown
Could you tell me how can fix this problem ?
thanks !