[franklin-users] The recompiled nwchem/5.1, lammps/2008.06, amber/9.0 for quad core are now the default modules on franklin

From: Zhengji Zhao (zzhao_at_lbl_dot_gov)
Date: 09/29/2008

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    Dear Franklin Users,
    
    The recompiled  nwchem/5.1, lammps/2008.06, amber/9.0 for quad core are 
    now the default modules on franklin. To use, type
    
    module load nwchem
    moduleload lammps
    module load amber
    
    As announced, these modules will NOT work on dual cores. The users who 
    wish to run these packages on dual cores will have to explicitly load 
    the modules  nwchem/5.1, lammps/2008.06, and amber/9.0, respectively. 
    When franklin quad core upgrade completes, these dual core modules will 
    be retired.
    
    Regards,
    
    Zhengji Zhao
    NERSC User Services
    
    
    
    Zhengji Zhao wrote:
    > Dear Franklin Users,
    >
    > To make use of the available optimizations for quad core, we are 
    > recompiling application packages on franklin now. We have recompiled 
    > nwchem/5.1, lammps/2008.06, and amber/9.0.  These modules will be set 
    > to the default modules on Monday, September 29, 2008. Their original 
    > dual core modules have been renamed to nwchem/5.1.dual, 
    > lammps/2008.06.dual, and amber/9.0.dual, respectively, and they are 
    > still the current default modules on franklin. Starting next Monday 
    > (9/29), the users who wish to run these packages on dual cores will 
    > need to load the dual core modules explicitly, otherwise their jobs 
    > will generate a segmentation fault.
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Zhengji Zhao
    > NERSC User Services
    >
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