Posts by mgpower0
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Number crunching :
Website unreachable
(Message 4000)
Posted 5 Jul 2008 by  mgpower0
Post: Spoke too soon, after running ok most of the day the faster rigs are having trouble uploading again :( |
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Number crunching :
Website unreachable
(Message 3999)
Posted 5 Jul 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Spoke too soon, after running ok most of the day the faster rigs are having trouble uploading again :( |
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Number crunching :
Website unreachable
(Message 3998)
Posted 4 Jul 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Server seems to be running a lot better today, thanks for whatever you have done |
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Number crunching :
Website unreachable
(Message 3992)
Posted 4 Jul 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Finally, didn't want to report this as no one else had but I too am having major problems with uploads and downloads for the last 3-4 days. Not so much of a problem on the dual cores but the Q9550 spends more time idle on milky's trying to upload and download work than it actually spends crunching. tutta what sort of net connection are you on, mine is a satellite broadband connection, was wondering if maybe the latency is a problem for some reason. Anyhow would be nice if things would get back to normal, 9550 was up to #5 host on RAC but is slowly going backwards :( |
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Validation anyone
(Message 3627)
Posted 1 Jun 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Some would be nice ;-) pretty please |
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Problem with new W/Us
(Message 3570)
Posted 29 May 2008 by mgpower0
Post: had the same for the last 30-40 min, but the last few updates haven't had any. They seem to be coming in waves, about an hour before I will have to stop monitoring my rigs, not sure im going to let MW run unattended, if I don't get anymore in the next hour I may risk it :) I'm sure I will regret this decision :) |
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Problem with new W/Us
(Message 3561)
Posted 28 May 2008 by mgpower0
Post: They are slowly getting rid of the bad W/U's with less and less coming through, I seem to be having a minor problem with validation (as in it ain't happening) getting quite a list of pending, but this may be due to them trying to weed out the bad w/u's??? |
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Problem with new W/Us
(Message 3525)
Posted 27 May 2008 by mgpower0
Post: the new w/u's with task names starting with gs_373082 etc will not run on my up to date Ubuntu Hardy box. They just sit at 0% and don't move?? Working on all other boxes with Hardy that hasn't been updated. Anyone else have this problem?? |
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Increased WU Credit
(Message 2897)
Posted 29 Mar 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Don't know about anyone else but I'm seeing a couple 2.17s creeping into my granted credits here and there lately. Has anyone else seen this? It will be work units that didn't make the deadline(for one reason or other) being resent, shouldn't last for long |
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Old bug never solved
(Message 2881)
Posted 28 Mar 2008 by mgpower0
Post: There is an easy way to update your boinc client in Linux, it won't be as intergrated as the synaptic one but will work all the same. At the boinc site select all versions and then select the version you want to use,5.10.45 is the latest linux one. Download the client to your home directory, D/L should be a shell script. Now open a terminal and cd into your home directory. eg cd /home/"homedirname" (don't used the quote marks) now just run the boinc shell script eg for 5.10.45 it is as follows sh boinc_ubuntu_5.10.45_x86_64-pc-linux-gnu.sh NOTE that this is for the 64bit version so make sure you get the name right for your version if different. This command will create a directory in your home folder called BOINC. Now come the not intergrated bit. To run your new client(and it will be a new client not an update to the one installed already) open a new terminal. In your new BOINC directory there will be a file called "run_manager" which is a plain text file. drag that file into your open terminal and press return Boinc and Boinc manager should start up. Remember you MUST leave this terminal open while boinc is running so just minimise the terminal window don't close it. If for some reason draging the file into the terminal doesn't work the actual command to run it is cd "/home/yourhomedir/BOINC" && exec ./boincmgr $@ type this in your terminal WITH the quotes and with the actual name of yourhomedir |
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linux vs. win
(Message 2868)
Posted 27 Mar 2008 by mgpower0
Post: Glad I could help :-) |
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Number crunching :
linux vs. win
(Message 2864)
Posted 27 Mar 2008 by mgpower0
Post: hello Looks to me as though your cpu is being throttled in Linux, have a look at the difference in boinc benchmarks. In kubuntu if you have kpowersave installed just left click on the icon in your sys tray/task bar thing and it will show you what Mhz the cpu is running at. Then right click the icon and configure kpowersave to run the cpu in performance mode. This should run it at 100%. The kpowersave icon will either be a battery or powerplug type thing |
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