[Wien] stop error

[sun]

Dear Wien2K users:

I have a problem here with the Wien2K_08 and I hope to get some help
here.

I used Wien2K for some calculation with no problems for some 2 years.
Recently I have bought a new work station and installed Wien2k there.
The installation has finished with no error and I can run the program.
But every time the program stopped with the following error messages
shown in the dayfile:

>   stop error

error: command   /Wien2K09/lapw1 lapw1.def   failed
>   lapw1   	(12:00:46) 0.254u 0.011s 0:00.37 70.2%	0+0k 4216+672io 20pf+0w
>   lapw0 	(12:00:42) 3.022u 0.026s 0:03.12 97.4%	0+0k 3072+1096io 16pf+0w

    cycle 1 	(Wed Sep  9 12:00:42 JST 2009) 	(40/99 to go)

    start 	(Wed Sep  9 12:00:42 JST 2009) with lapw0 (40/99 to go)

on localhost.localdomain with PID 17348
Calculating u1relax in /root/WIEN2k/u1relax



or in the STDOUT file as:

 LAPW0 END
forrtl: severe (71): integer divide by zero
Image              PC                Routine            Line        Source             
lapw1              00000000004DEA82  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
lapw1              00000000004DEC80  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
lapw1              00000000004D6468  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
lapw1              0000000000425438  hamilt_                   375  hamilt_tmp_.F
lapw1              00000000004132C4  calkpt_                   156  calkpt_tmp_.F
lapw1              0000000000441B43  MAIN__                     60  lapw1_tmp_.F
lapw1              0000000000409FA2  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
libc.so.6          000000362111C40B  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
lapw1              0000000000409EEA  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown

>   stop error


I suspected some mistakes in the installations, but so for I have
installed Wien2K exactly as I did in the other machine, for over 10
times, but every time it ended up with the forementioned problem.

I also tried the example calculation of TiC as provided in the manual,
but the problem was the same.

Sincerely I hope to hear some advice to help me out of this.

Best regards.

ZhengMing Sun
@AIST, JAPAN