Preserving XPLOR Environment in a Reboot
Yoram Puius
puius at aecom.yu.edu
Mon Mar 3 17:59:19 EST 1997
Steffen Graether wrote:
> We currently running an XPLOR session that could last several
> days. If we need to reboot the computer in that time (I don't want to,
> but you never know), is there any way I can have the session continue
> where it left off?
>
> Many thanks,
> Steffen
[znip]
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> * * graethes at jeff-lab.queensu.ca *
> * Steffen Graether * steffen at crystal.biochem.queensu.ca *
> * * *
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That depends on what kind of job it is. Obviously, the current job
you're
running will be lost if it reboots, but I assume you're looking for
a way to have restartable jobs in future X-PLOR runs.
I have code (from Steve Roderick) for a slowcool which will write out
a temporary file at 500 degree steps -- if it stops, I just use the
most recent temp file starting at whatever the temperature was when
the machine crashed. This idea can be adapted to most long X-PLOR jobs,
I think.
If you want the code, or help on how to adapt
it to your particular job, write me.
- Y
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