I have done numerical frequency calculations (direct mode) with a precompiled binary of NWChen 6.8 with no issue for dozens of molecules (~50 atoms), but when I try to run the same input file with a version of NWChem 7.0 that I compiled myself, the calculation stalls out by around doing the frequency of the 30th atom. I have checked that the compute node is at 100% cpu usage across 24 cores, and there is still memory available, but the frequency calculation does not update any files in my calculation directory, indefinitely.
Do you have any tips to diagnose why this is happening? I tried using “print debug” but the output file in the first minute was quite large, and I was afraid that it’d overwhelm storage space by the time the calculation got through 30 atoms. I will try to find a precompiled binary of NWChem 7.0 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.7...to see if it was an issue with my compilation.