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 Magic Quantum Mechanic Send message Joined: 24 Oct 04 Posts: 1176 Credit: 54,887,670 RAC: 5,761   
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Server Status Up, out of work 33,958 workunits in progress 39 concurrent connections  Well I did fire up my old PIII 500 and load a couple but I only have one left on that one and one on this one and 4 on the other one next to me........and I haven't checked the other machine yet! I checked last night before going to bed and the WU # was actually going up a little so I was hoping there would be more this morning........guess I got up too late! But I will keep checking........  Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life 
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 82 Credit: 6,336 RAC: 0 |
Server Status Magic Still work on 3 systems, only one with it here, other running CPDN now. Even with only one left on some systems now we know who has all the units (just kidding) Was bringing trash to the transfer station on Friday and picked up an IBM Aptiva system that someone left there. When I got home I just connected the keyboard, mouse and monitor from wifes system to it and it started right up. Has 48 Megs of memory (have not looked to see what type, and a AMD K6 (2) processor, don't know speed of it. Will have to take the case apart to see what type of memory it has, if it is the PC 100 I have more to add or replace, but it probably is the EDO that I don't have spairs of. I think the K6 used a diferant socket then the Athelon so can't change the processor. If nothing else I can pull the floppy drive out for the wifes system, she is crying for one even though neither of us have used floppys in a long time. She would like the modum also but no phone line whare her system is, we have a wireless network that she connects up to. I was going to put the modum from the old Pentium 133 into hers, but it is for a ISA slot, only PCI on the newer systems. If I can't update that some I may just get a new MB and CPU for an extra cruncher. Can't see spending a lot on power if it is too slow. But a P4 with HT CPU for the Celeron could be a better uses of the cash. Ray  Pizza@Home - Rays Place - Rays place Forums |
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Send message Joined: 16 Jul 05 Posts: 84 Credit: 1,875,851 RAC: 0 |
Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, W00000HHHT   Linux Users Everywhere @ BOINC [url=http://lhcathome.cern.ch/team_display.php?teamid=717] |
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 82 Credit: 6,336 RAC: 0 |
Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, Up and Down, W00000HHHT And going up fast now. Lets hope that it stays up. |
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Magic Quantum Mechanic Send message Joined: 24 Oct 04 Posts: 1176 Credit: 54,887,670 RAC: 5,761
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"Magic Was bringing trash to the transfer station on Friday and picked up an IBM Aptiva system that someone left there. Ray" _____________________________________________________________________________ Funny you would mention that Ray! That old one I just got running and doing LHC needed a new HD (I have a new one but haven't loaded it yet)so I have the one on that computer that I pulled out of an old 1995 IBM Aptiva with a PII w/W98 OS I was running seti classic on it for the last month or so and it was my slowest machine since I started back in 2000. It took about 40hrs to run each seti classic WU (the one I'm on right now does em in about 2.5hrs) So I put that same HD (tiny 4.3) in this PIII 500 and so it says it only has a PII and so does the LHC list of my computers here. I run Einstein and LHC 24/7 and if one is out of work I run seti classic at the same time as the other one that is still running. AMD 3200+ (200g HD-1g ram) AMD 2200 P4 2.5 PIII 500 My AMD 1700+ died on me when the fan quit and ran for a few hours when I was not home. And 2 old PII's that I run to test parts that tend to appear out of no where. Just trying to run my seti classic numbers up until it gets shut down for good. (13,769 so far)  Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 82 Credit: 6,336 RAC: 0 |
That 40 hours for a SETI classic unit is not nearley as bad as when I tried it on a pentium 133, stopped it after about 65 hours. Forgot how far into it it went. Taking a ride over to Vermont tomarrow, maby after I get back I will run CUPZ on that Aptiva and see what K6 it has in it. Not holding out much hope for it but for free I can't complaine. Wife wanted the Modum for her system but when I took the case apart it was one for an ISA slot, which she dues not have. Don't know why she wants that when she has a good connection through the wireless network in the house. Ray Pizza@Home - Rays Place - Rays place Forums |
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 21 Credit: 456,769 RAC: 0 |
All active forum members/crunchers, please vote for SSE/SSE2 support in "Questions/Wish List" message board. I think it will greatly increase processing power for capable processors. I am posting it here, because people mainly read this forum/topic :).  this game has no name |
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 82 Credit: 6,336 RAC: 0 |
Out of work again, only have enoughf for another day. Looks like Magic took them all again. Well this will leave me time to do more work on Rosetta again and catch up with CPDN. Ray Pizza@Home - Rays Place - Rays place Forums |
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Magic Quantum Mechanic Send message Joined: 24 Oct 04 Posts: 1176 Credit: 54,887,670 RAC: 5,761
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The last few times this week when we were running low I saw it jump right back up but decided to check one more time before I  and it was down to about 4K so I decided to load up 3 machines here (that one I brought back to life died again and instead of wasting money fixing the old PIII 500 I am going to get maybe that AMD 4400 system)I just got up and had to check and sure enough the server is out of work! It's a good thing I stay up until 4am so I can load up the last 4K on the server  Ok.....I had my morning cappuccino so I better get something done around here so I can check back later! Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life
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 Send message Joined: 22 Oct 04 Posts: 39 Credit: 46,748 RAC: 0 |
Looks like the project people are watching for the end of a batch. We are getting loaded up again. :) Server Status Up, 32896 workunits to crunch 35745 workunits in progress 34 concurrent connections 
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Magic Quantum Mechanic Send message Joined: 24 Oct 04 Posts: 1176 Credit: 54,887,670 RAC: 5,761
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Server Status Up, 76,394 workunits to crunch 37,984 workunits in progress 35 concurrent connections Hmmmmm.....let me see if I can load all 76,000 wu's on all of my 200gig HD's.....  Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life
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Send message Joined: 27 Oct 05 Posts: 7 Credit: 4,026 RAC: 0 |
Server Status Up, out of work 28251 workunits in progress 37 concurrent connections Another famine before the feast, hmmm? Has LHC@home always run like this? |
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Send message Joined: 22 Oct 04 Posts: 39 Credit: 46,748 RAC: 0 |
Another famine before the feast, hmmm? Has LHC@home always run like this? Yes, LHC studies results then generates new WUs. Sometimes the pause maybe hours on up to days. Never fear WUs will return.
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Keck_Komputers Send message Joined: 1 Sep 04 Posts: 275 Credit: 2,652,452 RAC: 0 |
Server Status No usually there is some dead time between studies. The last few studies have come right at the end of the previous one without a break. BOINC WIKI   BOINCing since 2002/12/8 |
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Magic Quantum Mechanic Send message Joined: 24 Oct 04 Posts: 1176 Credit: 54,887,670 RAC: 5,761
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Server Status Up, out of work 9635 workunits in progress 37 concurrent connections Ok all of my wu's are finished so the rest of you hurry up and finish!  So now I am just running Einsteins and fired up the old seti classic (just to run up the seti numbers.....13,776 right now) I have the luck of having to d/l an Einstein 7.96MB with my worlds slowest dialup.....which takes an hour plus makes me stare at this page while it takes a few minutes to load. I could pay for a satellite IP connection.......but I would rather pick up another top of the line pc I guess I'll go watch an NBA game and check back later! Volunteer Mad Scientist For Life
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Send message Joined: 9 Nov 05 Posts: 45 Credit: 20,379 RAC: 0 |
I just fired up a P133 with 96MB Ram. ETA on a Rosetta WU? 60 hours :D Lol bring back the P133s! That 40 hours for a SETI classic unit is not nearley as bad as when I tried it on a pentium 133, stopped it after about 65 hours. Forgot how far into it it went. BOINC@Hull . xfire . mySpace 
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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 169 Credit: 15,000,737 RAC: 2 
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I just fired up a P133 with 96MB Ram. 43358 finally finished its second-ever LHC workunit this morning! 13 days... :( And since the boinc benchmarks keep returning the CPU speeds as a NaN, it then claims zero credit! (even for WUs inside the time limit, obviously) |
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Send message Joined: 27 Oct 05 Posts: 7 Credit: 4,026 RAC: 0 |
This afternoon I saw something like, "out of work, no workunits in porgress". I come back to check a few hours later and: Up, out of work 7997 workunits in progress :O Damn you guys are too fast! |
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