I started 4 runs
de_modfit_86_3s_modbpl_128wrap_rev_4_1_001
de_modfit_86_3s_modbpl_128wrap_rev_4_1_002
de_modfit_86_3s_128wrap_rev_4_1_001
de_modfit_86_3s_128wrap_rev_4_1_002


Let me know if they do anything crazy.


Cheers

Jeff Thompson

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I do not think that anybody can get any of them. When I try to update MilkyWay@home in BOINC, I get a feeder not running error.

Yep working on that unrelated to the new units.



It should be back up now.



Jeff Thompson

Hi,

The tasks with bpl failed immediately here, the others work fine. Been having this problem for months now.

I just wonder why the only executable in the milkyway folder is milkyway_separation__modified_fit_1.24_windows_x86_64__opencl_amd_ati.exe

Any idea?

Thanks in advance,

Rene

Looks like they brought your system down. Gotta love my humor!

The error you are getting say it can not load the function.
Your binary says it is an anonymous binary which means it was self compiled or compiled outside of our releases. The modified fit program had two iterations in its release. The bpl part is the second iteration. I would suggest running the binary with the --version option from the command line and comparing it to the source code version. From what I am seeing in the responses between your machine and the server and the error codes it looks like you need to compile the latest version of the code.




Jeff

Jeffery M. Thompson wrote:

The error you are getting say it can not load the function. Your binary says it is an anonymous binary which means...

Okay, okay...It's not my intention to hijack this thread, but could you or another admin respond to the server issues brought up in the SERVER DOWN or Server Error: Feeder not running threads?

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Yes, please. I'm almost out of work units on all of my computers. Every time I try to update, I get messages like...

2/11/2014 11:45:43 AM | Milkyway@Home | Sending scheduler request: To fetch work.
2/11/2014 11:45:43 AM | Milkyway@Home | Reporting 25 completed tasks
2/11/2014 11:45:43 AM | Milkyway@Home | Requesting new tasks for NVIDIA
2/11/2014 11:45:48 AM | Milkyway@Home | Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks
2/11/2014 11:45:48 AM | Milkyway@Home | Project is temporarily shut down for maintenance

I've been receiving these messages for over 24 hours now.

Yes I have not been able to upload anything for 24 hours either which is preventing new work units from any BOINC projects from coming in. Server Status does, however, show that a truck load of servers are down: http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/server_status.php

Anybody got a screw driver and a wrench? If not, how about a rubber mallet?

Yes I have not been able to upload anything for 24 hours either which is preventing new work units from any BOINC projects from coming in. Server Status does, however, show that a truck load of servers are down: http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/server_status.php

Anybody got a screw driver and a wrench? If not, how about a rubber mallet?

I am of course having the same problem, with the lack of MW units, but my other projects are getting units just fine. Check the Event Log to see what the other projects are saying in there, they could be out of units too or your settings need adjusting in some way. Boinc is complicated and although it is supposed to handle this kind of situation seamlessly it does not always do that.

The services have been restarted.

I will subscribe to the other thread so I can see updates to that.


Jeff

Looking like WUs are scarce?

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Hi guys,

Sorry to post here, but I can't seem to post anywhere else.

All of my jobs seem to have stopped and I can't start them. Any ideas on how I can get them going again?

Kindest regards

Ian

Hi guys,

Sorry to post here, but I can't seem to post anywhere else.

All of my jobs seem to have stopped and I can't start them. Any ideas on how I can get them going again?

Kindest regards

Ian

Which system are we talking about?
I suggest asking this question again in the number crunching section.

Isn't just 769 WUs ready to be sent a rather low figure?
Mind you I've only noticed the figure since my client was struggling to get WUs the other day.

Hi guys,

Sorry to post here, but I can't seem to post anywhere else.

If you can post here you can post anywhere, if you came here from the front page you just need to click on the 'message boards' link there or here.

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Isn't just 769 WUs ready to be sent a rather low figure?
Mind you I've only noticed the figure since my client was struggling to get WUs the other day.

Right now it is up to--Tasks ready to send 1,214, so it is increasing. In a few days more should be available as I have to move on to another project. Most of my pc's both cpu's and gpu's are crunching here and I am sure that is not helping very much to the current lack of workunits. I currently have In progress (304) units. According to the webpage my current numbers are:
State: All (17090) · In progress (304) · Validation pending (0) · Validation inconclusive (598) · Valid (16148) · Invalid (37) · Error (3). And that only counts however far back the stats go before they are purged.

Isn't just 769 WUs ready to be sent a rather low figure?

Not for Milkyway. The project is creating new WUs based on the returned results, so they are trying to keep the ready to send buffer as low as possible.

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Ah ok, fair enough.

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