Running VASP on 64 cores :
  Using executable /home/medea/MD/TaskServer/Tools/vasp6.4.1/Linux-x86_64/vasp_std

 running   64 mpi-ranks, on    1 nodes
 distrk:  each k-point on   64 cores,    1 groups
 distr:  one band on    1 cores,   64 groups
 vasp.6.4.1 05Apr23 (build Apr 16 2023 21:42:41) complex                        
  
 MD_VERSION_INFO: Compiled 2023-04-16T20:12:19-UTC in mrdevlin:/home/medea/data/
 build/vasp6.4.1/19212/x86_64/src/src/build/std from svn 19212
 
 This VASP executable licensed from Materials Design, Inc.
 
 POSCAR found type information on POSCAR CsBiNaClY InAg
 POSCAR found :  7 types and      80 ions
 scaLAPACK is switched off
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|     The value NPAR = 10 specified in the INCAR file was overwritten,        |
|     because it was not compatible with the 64 processes available:          |
|     NPAR = 64                                                               |
|     was used instead, please check that this makes sense for your           |
|     machine.                                                                |
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|     For optimal performance we recommend to set                             |
|       NCORE = 2 up to number-of-cores-per-socket                            |
|     NCORE specifies how many cores store one orbital (NPAR=cpu/NCORE).      |
|     This setting can greatly improve the performance of VASP for DFT.       |
|     The default, NCORE=1 might be grossly inefficient on modern             |
|     multi-core architectures or massively parallel machines. Do your        |
|     own testing! More info at https://www.vasp.at/wiki/index.php/NCORE      |
|     Unfortunately you need to use the default for GW and RPA                |
|     calculations (for HF NCORE is supported but not extensively tested      |
|     yet).                                                                   |
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|               ----> ADVICE to this user running VASP <----                  |
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|     You have a (more or less) 'large supercell' and for larger cells it     |
|     might be more efficient to use real-space projection operators.         |
|     Therefore, try LREAL= Auto in the INCAR file.                           |
|     Mind: For very accurate calculation, you might also keep the            |
|     reciprocal projection scheme (i.e. LREAL=.FALSE.).                      |
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 LDA part: xc-table for Pade appr. of Perdew
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|           W    W  A    A  R    R  N    N  II  N    N   GGGG   !!!           |
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|     The number of bands has been changed from the values supplied in        |
|     the INCAR file. This is a result of running the parallel version.       |
|     The orbitals not found in the WAVECAR file will be initialized with     |
|     random numbers, which is usually adequate. For correlated               |
|     calculations, however, you should redo the groundstate calculation.     |
|     I found NBANDS = 573. Now, NBANDS = 576.                                |
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 POSCAR, INCAR and KPOINTS ok, starting setup
 FFT: planning ... GRIDC
 FFT: planning ... GRID_SOFT
 FFT: planning ... GRID
 WAVECAR not read
 entering main loop
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