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Actually it is also compatible with
7.1
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It is? I think @t-reents tried it on Daint and ran into issues, but maybe it wasn't related to the QE version. π
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It should in principle, although the
ParallelizeQpointsWorkChain
won't. As this is not enabled by default, I would be suprised it doesn't work. Anyhow, probably it's safer to keep7.2
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I'll have to check it again whether I also encountered a problem using the serial approach but indeed, I remember having issues when using the parallelization.
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You tried the q-points or the atom parallelization?
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Yes, else people (e.g. future Marnik) will try using v7.1 with the q-points parallelization for sure, even if we document it. ;)