Re: Problems at 120 GeV

Dear Joe,

you attached an mgdraw file, but your input contains also a SOURCE
command. What about your source routine?

Also, as it has been said many times here, please send also:
- the .log and the .out files of the run which failed
- the ran* file containing the last random number seeds (contained in
   the temporary directory). Make sure that they correspond to the
   random sequence of the input file you have sent.

Best regards,

Alberto

On Sun, 6 Sep 2009, Joseph Comfort wrote:

> I need to produce kaons and pions near 0 deg. for 120-GeV protons on a
> platinum cylinder 6 cm long. I use a geometry similar to many successful
> applications at lower energies. In running 40 cpu cores at once, with
> different random number seeds, some make it through while others bomb out.
>
> The input file for one of the failures is attached, along with the .err
> file. The only code modification is in the attached mgdraw routine, which
> is used for output to post-processing.
>
> I can live with warning messages in a file that I will eventually delete.
> But what do I need to do to prevent the failures? I went from 'Precision'
> to 'New-defaults' and then turned EMF off. These prevented problems from
> showing up sooner, but I still get failures.
>
> Thank you,
> Joe
>

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