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strange effect in: SymDock.linuxgccrelease

Hi,

I have a strange problem regarding SymDock:
I did symmetry Rosetta previously using RosettaScrips 3.4. And it worked fine so far. Since I want to do docking on that symmetric molecule and - at least to my understanding - the Docking is not ported to Scripts for symmetry mode, I choose to use SymDock.
When I try to run it with exactly the same .pdb .sym and .params as in Scrips (which worked fine!) I get "
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protocols.simple_moves_symmetry.SymDockingInitialPerturbation: initialize_rigid_body_dofs: true

ERROR: unrecognized atom_type_name COO

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fragment-based loop modeling to get a helix at the loop site

Hi every body,

I am a new Rosetta user,
I want to model loops of my protein by preforming using fragment-based loop modelling of Rosetta,(De Novo protein-designing module).
I will use this command for modelling
in:file:fullatom
-loops:input_pdb
-loops:loop_file
-loops:frag_sizes
-loops:frag_files
-loops:remodel quick_ccd
-in:file:native
-loops:ccd_closure
-loops:random_loop
-out:prefix _
-out:file:scorefile out.sc
-mute core.io.database

But I don’t know how can I find my fragments file from database and which database,
would you please help me in this subject.

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How to do ab initio with fixed part of protein

There is a amino sequence 1 to 156.

Some part of the residues which were definded by homology are between 100 and 156.

That means "I've already have a secondary structure for 100 to 156."

Finally, I want to fix between 100 and 156 residues during ab initio.

Please tell me what could I do for this work. Exactly what command do I use?

I used rosetta3.4

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