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<pre wrap=""><div class="moz-txt-sig">Dear Diego
I'm not sure whether I am understanding well what you suggest me. The fact is that I have 1000 energy files to concatenate in one PC. My bash script takes the fist two files and concatenates them to produce a temporary output file (using eneconv), after that it concatenates the last temporary file with the next one to produce a new temp file, and so on.
Thank you
Diego Enry wrote:
I think it would take more time to transfer files than doing it on a
single machine, but here is what I suggest:
Assuming you have a cluster of 5 nodes you may concatenate by parts
than put it all together, something like this:
transfer .edr files to <i class="moz-txt-slash"><span
class="moz-txt-tag">/</span>tmp<span class="moz-txt-tag">/</span></i> of each node than eneconv the fragments
node1 fragments 1-199
node2 fragments 200-399
node3 fragments 400-599
node4 fragments 600-799
node5 fragments 800-1000
transfer all back to your $HOME and eneconv all five fragments.
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Diego Enry B. Gomes
Laboratório de Modelagem e Dinamica Molecular
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - Brasil.
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Alberto Sergio Garay
Practica Profesional - Departamente de Física
Facultad de Bioquímica Y Cs. Biológicas
Santa Fe - 3000 - Ciudad Universitaria
Santa Fe - Argentina
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