BURAI quantum espresso GUI error

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The user is encountering an "ATOMIC_POSITION nonexistent" error while using BURAI for quantum espresso calculations with a CIF file of LaFeO3 from the materials project. The issue may stem from missing "/" delimiters between sections in the input file. Additionally, it was noted that each atom is limited to 3 characters, but the input file contains 4 characters for at least one atom, which could also be contributing to the error.
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i am using burai for quantum espresso calculations and am getting the following error
I am using BURAI for quantum espresso calculations and am getting the error ATOMIC_POSITION nonexistent. I have attached the scf .in file and the crash file. I am using the CIF file of LaFeO3 I downloaded from materials project. Any help would be appreciated as I am not very familiar with these software.
 

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I have never seen this program or syntax before, but a detailed look suggests:
Are you missing some "/" delimiters between sections?
 
Tom.G said:
I have never seen this program or syntax before, but a detailed look suggests:
Are you missing some "/" delimiters between sections?
I found that each atom is only allowed 3 characters and there were 4 in the input file
 
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