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News :
BOINC Needs Votes at a Upcoming UN Forum
(Message 49879)
Posted 24 days ago by  Contact
Post: The voting deadline has been extended until Thursday April 04 (23:00 UTC+02:00) and the instructions have been updated. Please consider voting if you haven't already. |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 45009)
Posted 26 May 2021 by Contact
Post: All 2021 BOINC Workshop videos are now online. There is a lot of great information documented here. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1YM32SpdGnb1S5b5gUJPyQ/videos Of special interest to LHC: 2021 BOINC Workshop - Day 01 - Nils Høimyr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWEOLMn3Usw&list=PL53-FdJ6NUueHqfipxZ2W4QnTbHlTi5HN&index=9 2021 BOINC Workshop - Day 02 - Laurence Field https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebhrDNYQdks&list=PL53-FdJ6NUueTHsM9SdL5Eyz6mUwPTjoM&index=8 |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44934)
Posted 11 May 2021 by Contact
Post: 2021 BOINC Workshop - Day 01 videos are now live! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL53-FdJ6NUueHqfipxZ2W4QnTbHlTi5HN |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44834)
Posted 27 Apr 2021 by Contact
Post: Day 3 - April 28 - Presentations, Community Discussion + Tutorials. The agenda for Day 3 outlines another promising day in the BOINC workshop. 09:00 PDT / 11:00 CDT / 12:00 EDT / 17:00 BST+IST / 18:00 CEST / 19:00 EEST -- Est program duration: 3.25 hours START Matt Blumberg Welcome + the day’s agenda +00:10 Steven Clark NanoHub +00:25 Steffen Möller BOINC on OpenWrt +00:40 Marko Jukic SiDock@home +00:55 Breakout Session Topic brainstorm + polling +01:05 TRACK 01: Breakout Sessions +01:05 TRACK 02: Project Setup Tutorial +02:15 Full group: Breakout reports + discussion +03:00 Matt Blumberg Wrap up and closing notes |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44782)
Posted 22 Apr 2021 by Contact
Post: [VENETO] boboviz wrote: Maybe some news about sixtrack gpu app.....Yes. You're right. Laurence did mention a GPU app! |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44773)
Posted 20 Apr 2021 by Contact
Post: Only hours away from Day 2 Tech Talks - April 21. 09:00 PDT / 11:00 CDT / 12:00 EDT / 17:00 BST+IST / 18:00 CEST / 19:00 EEST Est program duration: 3.25 hours Register to attend if you haven't already. boincworkshop.org/register START Matt Blumberg Welcome + the day’s agenda +00:10 Mohanty Sharada AICrowd +00:25 Medha Atre Eydle AI +00:40 Max Ryabinin Learning@home +00:55 Panel: "Issues for AI on Volunteer Computing" +01:10 Ritu Arora BOINC@TACC +01:25 Andy Bowery CPDN +01:40 Vitalii Koshura BOINC for Android +01:55 Laurence Field LHC@Home +02:10 Bernd Machenschalk Einstein@Home +02:25 Rytis Slatkevičius + Tristan Olive Charity Engine +02:40 David Anderson BOINC Development: Past year + draft roadmap +03:10 Matt Blumberg Wrap up + look forward to next week |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44722)
Posted 12 Apr 2021 by Contact
Post: There are awesome additions to the Schedule for The 2021 BOINC Workshop. Steven Clark from nanoHUB has been added to The World of BOINC presentations on April 14 (only 2 sleeps from now) and Max Ryabinin from Learning@home has been added to Tech Talks on April 21. Vitalii Koshura - BOINC for Android, Steven Clark - nanoHUB (San Diego Supercomputer Center) and Max Ryabinin - Learning@home have been added to the Speakers List. The agenda for Community Discussion + Tutorials on April 28 has not been posted yet but World Community Grid Tech Keith Uplinger has an exciting announcement for that day: "I am planning on doing a tutorial similar to what I did in Chicago about setting up a BOINC server and running from scratch. My plan is to have it run on ubuntu 20.04 for ease of use for those to set it up." I received my login details to Day 1, "The World of BOINC", on Wednesday, April 14 several hours ago, so they are being sent out now. There's still time to Register for this free event. |
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Cafe LHC :
First Boinc Workshop Online
(Message 44679)
Posted 8 Apr 2021 by Contact
Post:  boincworkshop.org/ 📣 There have been recent updates to the BOINC Workshop website. Go ahead and register if you haven't already. boincworkshop.org/register https://www.boincworkshop.org/schedule wrote: Schedulehttps://www.boincworkshop.org/speakers wrote: Speakers |
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LHC@home Science :
Congratulations on the start up!
(Message 20182)
Posted 11 Sep 2008 by Contact
Post: A good day for the LHC. A day I will remember. Cheers to all indeed! And now, a bit more patience. |
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Number crunching :
Is This Spam?
(Message 19372)
Posted 12 Apr 2008 by Contact
Post: Neasan wrote: I apologise but some of the stuff that needs to be done is a little outside my expertise (I know very little MYSQL etc) and while I'd generally jump in two feet first and mess around this usually breaks something and as a rule effects no one but this project is a little bigger. It may involve you needing to clone yourself, but reconsider re-opening the alpha site where you can mess around and maybe get helpful advice from those participants willing to jump in two feet first with you. |
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Number crunching :
Work Units making PC freeze
(Message 19235)
Posted 14 Mar 2008 by Contact
Post: I have been running LHC for a while now but just lately the work units are making my computer freeze. I've also had troubles running LHC work very recently. Not only when the screensaver is running. It seems to bog down my machines (all are old and crappy) during specific times of calculation; possibly close to the beginning or end of the wu. On one very old machine I'm seeing blue screen of death with "Can't write to hard drive" errors only while running LHC work. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
work units??
(Message 17836)
Posted 12 Sep 2007 by Contact
Post: ... :) |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
A Miracle!
(Message 15497)
Posted 18 Nov 2006 by Contact
Post: MAGIC wrote: My feelings exactly! Only once in recent memory have i been awake in this time zone to see (much less download) work. Real good sign. |
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Number crunching :
work waiting on the 8th of november
(Message 15412)
Posted 10 Nov 2006 by Contact
Post: Hallo Sysfried and LHC volunteers, Very cool. Very exciting! Sometimes patience is a good practice, but work/play is way more fun. |
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Number crunching :
New URL to attach?
(Message 14758)
Posted 21 Sep 2006 by Contact
Post: I just now got errors trying to connect with server using the old URL. Attached to new URL (new project name now) and am able to connect but no new work for now. |
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Number crunching :
BOINC 5.1.1 != LHC@Home
(Message 10103)
Posted 12 Sep 2005 by Contact
Post: <blockquote>I'm just a) curious if anyone knows when LHC will support 5.x clients,</blockquote> See Markku's response here. We gotta be patient for a while yet. <blockquote>and b) letting the LHC group know that there are those of us out here who would like to see LHC support 5.x.</blockquote> Thanks! Me too :-) |
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Number crunching :
Resigning due to short deadlines
(Message 9900)
Posted 3 Sep 2005 by Contact
Post: With pref set to 4 day connect I noticed that hosts updated here in past 24hrs each downloaded 1 wu due in 4 days and 1 due in 9 days. An interesting attempt at compromise? |
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Number crunching :
Resigning due to short deadlines
(Message 9895)
Posted 3 Sep 2005 by Contact
Post: Hi Heffed. Very much agree with your statements here except <blockquote>To call them greedy or say they're trying to take over your machines is just stupid...</blockquote> I don’t think it’s stupid, just too harsh to call them greedy etc. I guess it’s 1 of the BOINC hazards to consider wu’s as entities. To download a wu and then immediately have to process it because of deadline does make that wu appear rude. I can understand anyone being upset at seeing this behavior. Most of us understand the unique needs of this project and trust the folks involved to make the right decisions. I hope 5 day deadlines aren’t absolutely necessary but I am not in this for my own comfort and will try to contribute within the constraints. I still think all projects should be encouraged to strive for 14 day slack :-) |
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Number crunching :
LHC@Home is NOT a science project
(Message 9837)
Posted 2 Sep 2005 by Contact
Post: Hi MikeW. I must confess to being a whiner. While I was doing the happy dance from Einstein@Home’s decision to allow my slow dial-up relics to complete their work with 14 day slack, I saw LHC@home deadline dramatically reduced. Travis DJ you very correct. Warning would have helped. Your frontpage news should be used as a template! But the deeper story here is that I see many BOINC projects with very short deadlines. I can see BOINC in the future being reduced to crunching 1 project at a time. This greatly reduces her beauty. I don’t see the devastation of allowing 7 days of slack. All projects should be encouraged to allow deadlines of 14 days or more. The hoarders and the slow-pokes will slow things down a bit, but in the long run of most projects it will be ok. I do not have the will to boycott short deadline projects but I will intervene with manager to make sure longer deadline projects don’t suffer in the short term. That’s my little protest. I admire LHC@home and many BOINC projects. I admire BOINC. We have a real chance of large progress! |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Network connection interval greater than wu deadline
(Message 9712)
Posted 30 Aug 2005 by Contact
Post: Jeez. I just got over the excitement of Einstein giving us some slack on their tight deadlines, to be hit with this today from LHC. As much as I hope the 14 day deadline works for Einstein, I hope LHC will give us our slack back. But I trust the devs here will do what is right for the project. Oh well, most of us will try to roll with the punches. Just makes things not so easy... |
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