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Application Code Discussion :
GPU app teaser
(Message 13983)
Posted 5 Mar 2009 by speedimic Post:
ATM I'm missing the money... Just got my '83 BMW M3 out of winter sleep - gotta invest in fuel now. ;-) |
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Cafe MilkyWay :
become a writer of programs...
(Message 13968)
Posted 5 Mar 2009 by speedimic Post: One day a Novice came to the Master. "Master," he said, "How is it that I may become a Writer of Programs?". The Master looked solemnly at the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Compiler of Source Code?" the Master asked. "No," replied the Novice. The Master sent the Novice on a quest to the Store of Software. Many hours later the Novice returned. "Master," he said, "How is it that I may become a Writer of Programs?". The Master looked solemnly at the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Compiler of Source Code?" the Master asked. "Yes," replied the Novice. The Master frowned at the Novice. "You have a Compiler of Source. What now can prevent you from becoming a Writer of Programs?". The Novice fidgeted nervously and presented his Compiler of Source to the Master. "How is this used?" asked the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Manual of Operation?" the Master asked. "No," replied the Novice. The Master instructed the Novice as to where he could find the Manual of Operation. Many days later the Novice returned. "Master," he said, "How is it that I may become a Writer of Programs?". The Master looked solemnly at the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Compiler of Source Code?" the Master asked. "Yes," replied the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Manual of Operation?" the Master asked. "Yes," replied the Novice. The Master frowned at the Novice. "You have a Compiler of Source, and a Manual of Operation. What now can prevent you from becoming a Writer of Programs?". At this the Novice fidgeted nervously and presented his Manual of Operations to the Master. "How is this used?" asked the Novice. The Master closed his eyes, and heaved a great sigh. The Master sent the Novice on a quest to the School of Elementary. Many years later the Novice returned. "Master," he said, "How is it that I may become a Writer of Programs?". The Master looked solemnly at the Novice. "Have you in your possession a Compiler of Source Code, a Manual of Operation and an Education of Elementary?" the Master asked. "Yes," replied the Novice. The Master frowned at the Novice. "What then can prevent you from becoming a Writer of Programs?". The Novice fidgeted nervously. He looked around but could find nothing to present to the Master. The Master smiled at the Novice. "I see what problem plagues you." said the Master. "Oh great master, please tell me." asked the Novice. The Master turned the Novice toward the door, and with a supportive hand on his shoulder said, "Go young Novice, and Read The Fucking Manual." And so the Novice became enlightened. |
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Application Code Discussion :
GPU app teaser
(Message 13967)
Posted 5 Mar 2009 by speedimic Post: I could have sworn I seen a post by somebody saying they got some app to work in Linux but could be mistaken, anywho I didn't pay attention when I downloaded the Linux App, just thought it was for running the ATI Cards ... :) LOL, haven't even gotten round getting me a ati/nvidia card... only low-budget-onboard stuff here. |
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Cafe MilkyWay :
Word Link
(Message 13373)
Posted 28 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Shell |
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Number crunching :
Insta-Purge
(Message 13372)
Posted 28 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Travis, looking at my tasklist, I just found 2 Wus reported on the 13th which aren't insta-purged... BTW: those are still there... ;) 1641784 1635911 |
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Number crunching :
The Great Crunchoff Grandstand
(Message 13350)
Posted 28 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: ... I just ended my little experiment. Here are the numbers: MW: 4827 Seti: 4619 (including pending up to now) I expected MW to be a bit higher, but it's still not below Seti. :) Now I put the opti apps back in place to get more... |
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Number crunching :
The Great Crunchoff Grandstand
(Message 12607)
Posted 23 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: LOL... can I see a picture of that??? |
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Number crunching :
The Great Crunchoff Grandstand
(Message 12583)
Posted 23 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: That's why we're using reported CPCS. It isn't subject to availability issues for the most part. Of course you do have to able to get and report some work, which hasn't been easy at SAH this weekend. ;-) Strange enough, I didn't have any problem getting/reporting Seti WUs on this host - all other Seti-host are still trying to upload friday's work... |
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Number crunching :
The Great Crunchoff Grandstand
(Message 12580)
Posted 23 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: LOL, seems I kicked off something here... Anyway, my 50/50 test box if ready too: It's also a Q6600 with 2GB RAM with a fresh BOINC install, running Seti stock and MW stock at 50/50 rate. Host at Milkyway same Host at Seti On the Seti side it's set to crunch Multibeam only, but from my experience it'll take at least 4 weeks before the Seti RAC get kind of stabe. [edit] just to have it in one place: CampaignForLiberty's post Kenzie's post [/edit] |
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Application Code Discussion :
Recompiled Linux 32/64 apps
(Message 12411)
Posted 22 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Not sure of the difference in speed between SSE3 and SSSE3 versions... right, not much difference - but a higher SSE-level surely looks faster. :D |
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Application Code Discussion :
What's needed to compile the app?
(Message 12386)
Posted 22 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Ok, I fix the trouble by runninf "make install" to compile Boinc. But I have always a trouble: now, I have "can't find -lstdc++" when I link Milkyway. You need to install the libstdc++ package. |
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Application Code Discussion :
What's needed to compile the app?
(Message 12350)
Posted 22 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post:
I had that problem too... Go to Message 6819. |
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Number crunching :
3rd.in - optimized apps
(Message 12348)
Posted 22 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: I've updated zslip.com / zslip.net with links to a suggested free download site for the ATI Catalyst drivers, which is; after choosing your OS and card you get to the page where you get the latest driver - a few line down there is a link called "Previous Drivers and Software" |
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Number crunching :
3rd.in - optimized apps
(Message 12319)
Posted 22 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: I've updated zslip.com / zslip.net with links to a suggested free download site for the ATI Catalyst drivers, which is; What about the official Ati/AMD Site? http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html |
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Number crunching :
No work
(Message 12210)
Posted 21 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Sat 21 Feb 2009 09:29:32 PM CET|Milkyway@home|Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks As always - made it right on time. |
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Number crunching :
Very Strange Time To Competion
(Message 12170)
Posted 21 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Do those evercrunch WUs only jump on Windows machines? I was just wondering, cause I haven't seen any on my machines... |
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Number crunching :
No work
(Message 12154)
Posted 21 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Sat 21 Feb 2009 09:29:32 PM CET|Milkyway@home|Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks soon running dry... |
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Number crunching :
Very Strange Time To Competion
(Message 12150)
Posted 21 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Do those evercrunch WUs only jump on Windows machines? |
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Number crunching :
No work
(Message 11644)
Posted 19 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Just the minute my q9550 ran dry on one core I got 44 new ones. That's what I call good timing |
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Number crunching :
computation errors
(Message 11602)
Posted 19 Feb 2009 by speedimic Post: Which app are you using exactly? |
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