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BOINC 6.10 support with ATI
(Message 29485)
Posted 18 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Probably after it's released. Official BOINC support for ATI is still in development. Just because stuff has been committed, it doesn't mean the support is finished. Likely, there'll be bugs. Also, DA said back in February that ATI support was likely a month away. Rom said the same thing yesterday. We'll see how that turns out. |
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CUDA for Milkyway@Home
(Message 29211)
Posted 11 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: When MW will relased CUDA app, all will be clear, We will be able to do direct comparision ATI vs Nvidia.... For one, the CUDA application isn't even finished yet, so there's no way you could've downloaded CUDA work from it. As for the account problems, that was probably caused by the database crash not long ago that affected the main project too. |
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Compile Error
(Message 29068)
Posted 9 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Sadly the issue persists. I'm going for bare bones here, no optimizations, but, I shouldn't need any compiler flags right? No, probably not. The compiler flags I was using were OS X specific. CFLAGS="-isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk -arch i386 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4" \ CXXFLAGS="-isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk -arch i386 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4" \ OBJCFLAGS="-isysroot /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk -arch i386 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4" \ LDFLAGS="-Wl,-syslibroot,/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk -mmacosx-version-min=10.4" |
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Using the MW ATi application, Q & A
(Message 29067)
Posted 9 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Has anyone tried running BOINC w/ the MW ATI app in a WinXP VirtualBox under Debian/Ubuntu? Wouldn't work in VirtualBox, because it emulates a graphics card. The application/drivers need native access to the card to work. |
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Application Code Discussion :
CUDA for Milkyway@Home
(Message 28984)
Posted 6 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: So how exactly i put my GF cards to work this on Vista X64? Right now, you can't. Once the CUDA application is finished, you can attach to whatever project hosts it (we still don't know if it'll be Milkyway or Milkyway_gpu), and BOINC 6.4.x or later should pick up the GPU app automatically. |
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Application Code Discussion :
Compile Error
(Message 28963)
Posted 6 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Is this an issue stemming from an error in building boinc? Incompatible version of boinc (I got the 6.3.14 release via svn)? Any other insights? Thanks much in advance! I've never used --with-boinc-platform for my configure. For BOINC, I use ./configure --disable-server --disable-client --disable-manageralong with some custom compiler flags, as I usually build on an OS X system. |
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Question for you Win 7 guys
(Message 28961)
Posted 6 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: What catalyst version have you found to be most stable and not repeatedly BSOD or do anything else funky on a regular basis? 8.12 with a 4870 on Win7 RC x86_64. |
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Application Code Discussion :
Compile Error
(Message 28904)
Posted 5 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Is this an issue stemming from an error in building boinc? Incompatible version of boinc (I got the 6.3.14 release via svn)? Any other insights? Thanks much in advance! Yeah, looks like you'll have to recompile the BOINC libraries from source. Did the libboinc_api.a file come with the svn checkout, or did you get that from a configure run yourself? |
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BSoD with 0xF4 stop error, catalyst 8.12
(Message 28902)
Posted 5 Aug 2009 by jedirock Post: Coiuld it be from not very powerful power supply? Ot htis would manifest itself in other way than BSoD ? If you power supply was underpowered and you overdrew the wattage rating, your computer would probably just shut itself off. Have you tried searching around the web for the error code? |
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Which ATI cards?
(Message 28241)
Posted 22 Jul 2009 by jedirock Post: Hi, how important is the amount of RAM on these cards? No. The amount of RAM just affects the number of WUs you can run at once on the card, and usually 2-3 WUs at a time is enough to maximize the potential of the cards. 512MB should handle 2-3 WUs fine. |
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Not receiving any work from Milkyway!!
(Message 28240)
Posted 22 Jul 2009 by jedirock Post: Thanks bandit im not sure where it is either. So ill have to poke around a bit. /Library/Application Support/BOINC Data/client_state.xml |
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boinc 6.6.36 version
(Message 27767)
Posted 14 Jul 2009 by jedirock Post: Disclaimer: I'm not sure how that will interact with the app_info file that drives the ATI GPU. I'm running with ncpus = 5, avg_ncpus for MW GPU as 0.5, and a bit of custom resource shares (50 for MW and 100 for WCG). BOINC (well, Synecdoche now) always seemed to run 4 CPUs and 2 GPUs as long as one or other other didn't get hung and get debts up in the air. EDIT: Oh, BOINC v6.2.19 and Synecdoche v0.1.1, Windows 7 RC1 64-bit. |
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3rd.in - optimized apps
(Message 27286)
Posted 8 Jul 2009 by jedirock Post: ATI needs some of my money and I can't give it to them w/o a Linux version so I can buy another card or two. Talk to Cluster Physik. I believe he's said he won't release a Linux version of the current app (it's not even GPL'd like the rest of the source), but when the CUDA app source is release, he'll tweak that and release it as GPL (as he has to), and that's when we should get a Linux app. That's all I'm waiting for to shift my desktop over to Linux here from Win7. |
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Has anyone gotten CUDA WUs ?
(Message 27285)
Posted 8 Jul 2009 by jedirock Post: not quite as limited as ATI applications (as in this is the only forward thinking game in town) No kidding. AI was supposed to be working on an ATI app, but they just shut down a little while ago, so that's not coming. DA has said there probably won't be any ATI support in BOINC until around 6.10 or so too, so that's a bummer. |
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Milestones II
(Message 25977)
Posted 19 Jun 2009 by jedirock Post: Just hit 2M in Milkyway now that the GPU work is flowing again... :-D |
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ps_sgr_*F_2s_1
(Message 25501)
Posted 15 Jun 2009 by jedirock Post: Pretty much nobody has the money for it. Unfortunately, even on OS X, GCC is not compiled for Intel specific processors, so it runs slower than the Intel compiler, which generates slower code for other processors and faster for Intel processors. |
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3rd.in - optimized apps
(Message 25217)
Posted 13 Jun 2009 by jedirock Post: which driver to use on win 7x64 for GPU HD4850 ? You mean 8.12? I didn't think crunching was supported on 8.11 or earlier. |
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this site has been slow
(Message 25176)
Posted 12 Jun 2009 by jedirock Post: If nothing else split it into two: Wouldn't help everything, because the website still uses the database used by BOINC. What would probably be better is to split the DB server off. |
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Application Code Discussion :
milkyway & milkywayGPU makefile
(Message 23857)
Posted 1 Jun 2009 by jedirock Post: I've tested it on OSX and it works fine -- unfortunately AFAIK there is no 64 bit or PPC version of CUDA for OSX so it will only compile an i686 binary. AFAIK, there is no CUDA library for OS X, period. Nvidia doesn't release separate drivers, so they have to work with Apple to get them into an OS update. With Apple pushing OpenCL though, they may have to go with OpenCL first. I don't know what Apple's schedule is on that. |
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WUs distribution
(Message 21752)
Posted 9 May 2009 by jedirock Post: unless the anonymous platform is banned! Which would also disable the third-party CPU applications, which I don't think is practical. |
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