[CP2K-user] Which folders can be deleted after the installation?

[Roman Ishchenko]

I've really built everything except for GCC and cuda. There are maybe some 
libraries in common directories, but they are too old.

My build directory now looks like that:
2,0G    ./libint-v2.6.0-cp2k-lmax-5
8,3G    ./cmake-3.18.5
1,5G    ./OpenBLAS-0.3.10
596M    ./fftw-3.3.8
1017M   ./libxc-4.3.4
96M     ./libxsmm-1.16.1
846M    ./scalapack-2.1.0
38M     ./SpFFT-0.9.13
218M    ./cosma-2.2.0
2,0G    ./SIRIUS-7.0.0
901M    ./elpa-2020.05.001
572M    ./gsl-2.6
1001M   ./hdf5-1.12.0
51M     ./libvdwxc-0.4.0
109M    ./spglib-1.16.0
133M    ./libvori-201229

I think cmake is definitely not necessary but I'm really not sure.
четверг, 11 марта 2021 г. в 03:01:19 UTC+7, n... at berkeley.edu: 

>  If you pull cp2k from github right now it will only take about ~2Gb. You 
> can delete things like test files if you really need to clear space but 
> thats not where most of the 30Gb is coming from. I just checked the build 
> folders on my machine and found:
>
> libint ~ .25Gb
> libxc ~ .5Gb
> libxsmm ~ 70Mb
>
> These are the sort of 'standard' libraries to build with cp2k and they are 
> nowhere near 30Gb. The only thing I can surmise is that you installed 
> *absolutely everything* related to cp2k including intel and gnu packages 
> and cuda and what not. Some of this stuff should definitely be stored in 
> the common software by your HPC team and not be needed. If it really is 
> impossible for you to access them, then you should contact the admins. 
>
> On Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 10:36:26 AM UTC-8 ic... at gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> Dear cp2k community!
>>
>> I've installed cp2k compiling all the libraries in my directory as I work 
>> on HPC cluster and don't have access to system directories.
>>
>> Now it's taking lots of disk space (~30 Gb) and I want to get rid of all 
>> the unnecessary files.
>>
>> Which folders can be safely deleted after the installation not to destroy 
>> my installation?
>>
>>
>>
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