turning off the crop model in the compset I2000Clm

[MS_CLM]

I would like to turn off the crop model option within the compset: I2000Clm50BgcCropGs with res f19_g16 (200km), so I did add the followings in the namelists user_nl_clm and lnd_in: use_crop = .false. AND irrigate = .false.

The model run gives the following error:
ERROR: Command /gpfs/fs1/home/c/cgf/msol/cesm2.1.3_clm/components/clm/bld/build-namelist failed rc=255
out=err=ERROR : CLM build-namelist::CLMBuildNamelist::setup_cmdl_crop() : Namelist item use_crop contradicts the command-line option -crop, use the command line option

I also wanted to compile the compset without crop e.g., I2000Clm50Bgc, but such a compset is NOT available: CESM2.1.3 Component Sets Definitions

What does this mean: use the command line option?

I'm running the model using:
./case.submit --resubmit-immediate


Any suggestions please?

 

[slevis]

I think the error refers to a setting in your env_run.xml. Look for the string "-crop" there. I expect you to find it in CLM_BLDNML_OPTS. Try removing -crop, building, and running your case. I hope it works this way.

Regarding your other attempt:
- Try the command "./query_config --compsets" in your ctsm directory under /cime/scripts. This shows all available compsets.
- Notice that each compset has a long version. You can use the long version instead of the short version when creating a new case.
- In your example you can modify the long version by removing -CROP and creating the case that way. I think this should also work. Another thread discussing using this approach successfully is here.

 

[MS_CLM]

I think the error refers to a setting in your env_run.xml. Look for the string "-crop" there. I expect you to find it in CLM_BLDNML_OPTS. Try removing -crop, building, and running your case. I hope it works this way.

Regarding your other attempt:
- Try the command "./query_config --compsets" in your ctsm directory under /cime/scripts. This shows all available compsets.
- Notice that each compset has a long version. You can use the long version instead of the short version when creating a new case.
- In your example you can modify the long version by removing -CROP and creating the case that way. I think this should also work. Another thread discussing using this approach successfully is here.

Thank you so much for the recommendations. I will try it...