First, I have a hopefully easy question.&nbsp; I can&#39;t seem to figure it out although feel like I should be able to.&nbsp; Is there a way to run a phenix.refine job in the background?&nbsp; I tried using the &amp; like I usually do and it didn&#39;t work.&nbsp; It would be nice to start a job and go home without leaving myself logged into the computer.&nbsp; I didn&#39;t see anything in the documentation which makes me think I&#39;m being dull.<br>
<br>Second, a technical question.&nbsp; When phenix.refine does ordered solvent, does it use detwinned maps if you&#39;ve put in the appropriate twin operator and indicated it was twinned?&nbsp; When I&#39;ve tried running phenix.refine with my perfect twin, it doesn&#39;t seem to find waters like I can using the CNS twinned water picking script.<br>
<br>Third, is it possible to run phenix.refine in parallel at all.&nbsp; My structure is annoying large and the parallelization of FFT in CNS seems to help speed things up abit.<br><br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Mary X. Fitzgerald<br>
Postdoctoral Associate<br>Arnold Lab<br>