Hi Bala, This error occurs in DelPhi (not in Chimera) and is apparently because the format of the radius file is wrong. It looks like DelPhi is expecting a different line at the top of the radius file. I looked at the "default.siz" file in our local installation of DelPhi, and it has this line before the radius parameters: atom__res_radius_color_ You could try putting that line or even a blank line at the top of your radius file, but probably the best thing to do is check the description of this file format in the DelPhi manual. I hope this helps, Elaine On Oct 27, 2006, at 7:43 AM, bala wrote:
Hello all,
I want to generate the electrostatic potential map using Chimera. I tried through Delphi controler, however i am repeatedly getting an error as follows. I have successfully installed Delphi. Can someone suggest me what is wrong.
__________DelPhi V. 4 Release 1.1 ______________ | | | A program to solve the PB equation | | in 3D, using non-linear form, incorporating | | many dielectric regions, multisalt ionic | | strength, different probe radii, periodic | | and focussing boundary conditions, utilizing | | stripped optimum successive over-relaxation | | and an improved algorithm for mapping the | | Mol. Surface to the finite-Difference grid | | Recompiled on Linux and PC | | January 2002 -------- Walter Rocchia | |__________________ ___________________| DelPhi V. 4
program started on Fri Oct 27 2006 at 14:55:00 opening parameter file /tmp/tmpvpgS8V At least 30 nonlinear iterations atom radii read from file /usr/people/ojha/BALA/chim_amber.siz
unknown header format in radius file: O5' A 1 1.7210
First it showed the same for H5 atom [which was the first atom in the siz/charge file], then i just tried by deleting the first line in the radius and charge file. Then the same error is coming for the second atom O5' in the file.
Thanks in advance, Bala
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