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Message 13506 - Posted: 4 May 2006, 18:29:57 UTC

My wish is: a time scale/or status report as to how long we have to wait before new work becomes available? By my calculations - its been over 4 weeks - maybe more since we last had any work to crunch from LHC@HOME --- its been that long, i dont even have any results left showing in the "results" page for my account!!

Please could somebody from LHC or somebody else who has inside information - tell me and the rest of us when work will be available or at least an estimated time before work becomes available!!!


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Message 13760 - Posted: 27 May 2006, 10:52:50 UTC

Most of the time the admins find out there is work at the same time we do. In my opinion the best advice is to keep a short queue and a high resource share. That way when there is work you get it and work mostly on LHC until the work runs out.
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Message 14022 - Posted: 17 Jun 2006, 19:25:19 UTC - in response to Message 13760.  

Most of the time the admins find out there is work at the same time we do. In my opinion the best advice is to keep a short queue and a high resource share. That way when there is work you get it and work mostly on LHC until the work runs out.



thanks - i did increase the resource share - i also run "seti@home" so i changed the resource share to: seti (50%) -- LHC (150%) = (3/4) but ive noticed the boinc application still switches between them every hour and runs for an hour then switchs back - if its supposed to be a 3/4 share for LHC why does it switch every hour when in theory it should work: - Seti = 1 hour -- LHC = 3 hours - in theory?


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Message 14032 - Posted: 18 Jun 2006, 10:50:27 UTC - in response to Message 14022.  

thanks - i did increase the resource share - i also run "seti@home" so i changed the resource share to: seti (50%) -- LHC (150%) = (3/4) but ive noticed the boinc application still switches between them every hour and runs for an hour then switchs back - if its supposed to be a 3/4 share for LHC why does it switch every hour when in theory it should work: - Seti = 1 hour -- LHC = 3 hours - in theory?

The scheduler reevaluates which project to run every hour (default) at that time it may decide to run a different project or more of the same project. Over time you will get that ratio of work on the projects.
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Message 14052 - Posted: 19 Jun 2006, 16:26:56 UTC - in response to Message 14032.  

thanks - i did increase the resource share - i also run "seti@home" so i changed the resource share to: seti (50%) -- LHC (150%) = (3/4) but ive noticed the boinc application still switches between them every hour and runs for an hour then switchs back - if its supposed to be a 3/4 share for LHC why does it switch every hour when in theory it should work: - Seti = 1 hour -- LHC = 3 hours - in theory?

The scheduler reevaluates which project to run every hour (default) at that time it may decide to run a different project or more of the same project. Over time you will get that ratio of work on the projects.


Ok - Thanks alot my friend - that explains it .... --- Oh - 1 more thing - how and where do u get the table/chart of what work you've done - the one that u put up when u respond to me - the one that says what ur credit is, what rank u are and what projects ur participating in?

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Message 14062 - Posted: 20 Jun 2006, 4:10:46 UTC - in response to Message 14052.  

Ok - Thanks alot my friend - that explains it .... --- Oh - 1 more thing - how and where do u get the table/chart of what work you've done - the one that u put up when u respond to me - the one that says what ur credit is, what rank u are and what projects ur participating in?

I use http://www.boincstats.com there are a few other stats sites that offer signature graphics.
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Message 14905 - Posted: 29 Sep 2006, 20:10:02 UTC - in response to Message 14062.  

Ok - Thanks alot my friend - that explains it .... --- Oh - 1 more thing - how and where do u get the table/chart of what work you've done - the one that u put up when u respond to me - the one that says what ur credit is, what rank u are and what projects ur participating in?

I use http://www.boincstats.com there are a few other stats sites that offer signature graphics.



OK OK -- i give up --- i got the pics of my stats but how the hell do u get them on to posts?? please tell me!!


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Message 14946 - Posted: 2 Oct 2006, 14:57:15 UTC - in response to Message 14905.  
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OK OK -- i give up --- i got the pics of my stats but how the hell do u get them on to posts?? please tell me!!

Hi Slypstream,
On Boincstats, just above the barchart graphs there are a couple of URLs for use in signatures. (If the one I have used below isn't you then simply replace it with the one you can copy from the correct account. There's a British Slypstream and a Canadian one.)

Go into your account and "view or edit" on your "Message board preferrences". In the Signature for message boards section insert the following BBCode, assuming you want your combined seti, einstein lhc box:

[ img]http://www.boincstats.com/signature/user_393319.gif[ /img]

I have put a space inside the square brackets so that you can see the code, otherwise it would just link straight away to the image. To see the image just delete the space in both start and end brackets.
It is the same proceedure to put the box onto the other projects.

Other stats box sites are available. I use mundayweb where you can have a background image.

Congrats on getting some of the latest batch of work, I missed out this time round.
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Message 14950 - Posted: 2 Oct 2006, 16:35:54 UTC
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hey -- thanks alot -- YayYay!! :)

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