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Would another potential solution be to write the summary data at the same time as the mode data? Or is this for some reason undesirable? I'm not expecting you to do this! Rather, I thought I might tinker around to see if I can manage to do it myself, but I'll pass if there's some reason you aren't a...

Hi Rich, Walter already shared this with me. I can reproduce the segfault by going to the adiabatic solar test case and setting `prune_modes = .TRUE.`. My suspicion is that the culprits are any variables that are calculated from discarded data when the summary is written. So, e.g. the code for `freq...

Excellent! Now I can proselytise in high resolution.

Hi Rich,

I want to cite GYRE in a presentation. First, I presume that's OK and, second, could you make a high-resolution/SVG logo available, maybe somewhere on the Wiki? The current 288 x 105 px version comes out a bit blurry.

Thanks,
Warrick

No problem! I made that hack ages ago and I have no doubt that your solution is both more elegant and more general anyway.

I don't have the time to work out another pull request but I thought I should follow this up because I did hack something together to avoid recomputing the mode inertia for every point in the kernel. For simplicity, here's the link to the commit in my fork of GYRE . I just created another item which...

Hi, I was just discussing the normalisation of the mode inertiae and I suddenly can't see that the code (version 5.2) reproduces what the documentation says. From the docs , x_ref : reference fractional radius for photosphere, normalizations etc. (default 1 or outer grid point, whichever is smaller)...

Okay, the problem is almost certainly in the module system somewhere. I just reset everything to system defaults and loaded just the SDK, which now gives the expected output file. Here's that ldd output when it works correctly. No time now but I'll cross check to see if the troublesome package turns...

Hi Rich, Sure! The two files are attached as "good" (on my desktop, which is what I expect from GYRE) and "bad". And here's the terminal output: $ ldd $GYRE_DIR/bin/gyre linux-vdso.so.1 => (0x00007ffcba85f000) libhdf5_fortran.so.10 => /rds/projects/2017/ballwh-stellar-modelling/mesa/sdk/20180127/lib...

No change. If I copy the file to my desktop and view it, I see the same thing.

FWIW, the files do have the same size (4005 bytes).