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<p>
If you use the latest subchain version you can create the directory structure with
<br/>
<pre>
subchain create
</pre>
<br/>
otherwise you have to do this by hand. In this case look at the section
<br/>
<code>
# create the job directory structure
</code>
<br/>
in the subchain script where the directories are created.
<br/>
I assume you want to perform a warm start, i.e. prolonging the run for another year. In this case do not change
<code>
YDATE_START
</code>
, but just adopt
<code>
YDATE_STOP
</code>
.
</p>
<p>
If you use the latest subchain version you can create the directory structure with
<br/>
<pre>
subchain create
</pre>
<br/>
otherwise you have to do this by hand. In this case look at the section
<br/>
<code>
# create the job directory structure
</code>
<br/>
in the subchain script where the directories are created.
<br/>
I assume you want to perform a warm start, i.e. prolonging the run for another year. In this case do not change
<code>
YDATE_START
</code>
, but just adopt
<code>
YDATE_STOP
</code>
.
</p>
If you use the latest subchain version you can create the directory structure with
subchain create
otherwise you have to do this by hand. In this case look at the section
# create the job directory structure
in the subchain script where the directories are created.
I assume you want to perform a warm start, i.e. prolonging the run for another year. In this case do not change
YDATE_START
, but just adopt
YDATE_STOP
.
If you use the latest subchain version you can create the directory structure with
otherwise you have to do this by hand. In this case look at the section
# create the job directory structurein the subchain script where the directories are created.
I assume you want to perform a warm start, i.e. prolonging the run for another year. In this case do not change
YDATE_START, but just adoptYDATE_STOP.