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/stats/ empty
(Message 15577)
Posted 19 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: lol twice the size of seti's lol seti's is 1.6Gb unzipped If thats the case I bet Zain (our team Captain) is glad, the seti takes the server over 3 hours to process (when it works) |
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Projects to mix with LHC
(Message 15576)
Posted 19 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: River wrote:
We can but hope. btw fwiw i'v been reading the forums @ docking, having to manualy adjust # of stacks for a every different linux/unix host and the translation through wetware on how. it is interesting to note 1 thread 165 long was to help 1 person get their project up and running. if you always wanted to learn linux thats the project to join. sidebar {1} why quote not in a box |
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LHC@home Science :
WU's
(Message 15575)
Posted 19 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: :) wu are few and far between got a few last week and a few a month ago accross a number of pc's that is |
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Projects to mix with LHC
(Message 15560)
Posted 19 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: Heres a few Projects Missed so far ( and maybe why )
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Did everyone get work 02 Nov UTC?
(Message 15502)
Posted 18 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: @ William :embarass: meant 1/4 cpdn sap is more than 1/2 + wcg cancer over 1/4 are rosetta ralph hashclash Project specs and Hardware requirements (by Honza) |
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LHC Creating new user hosts at a high rate
(Message 15501)
Posted 18 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: PovAddict wrote:
2860130 :lol: slowing down now (I thought i'd fixxed that pc too) Wish I was 'Average' :lol: long as these new pc dont show up on my power bill |
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A Miracle!
(Message 15500)
Posted 18 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: :) got lucky all the way around here too :) |
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Did everyone get work 02 Nov UTC?
(Message 15464)
Posted 15 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: :) pokeing so many holes in so many machines as i see go through here, and remembering what/where is too much for me, last week i used a combo of putty from winxp and 'places' 'connect to server' from a linux machine to do some BOINC'n with some opterons :) .i bam for the remote and keep a variety on all the part time machines William Timbrook wrote:
of 35 projects 8 have less work than lhc :lol: 3 have deadlines of today, 4 require more than 1/2G ram so 5 machines cant do them. that leaves about 7 'core' and 7 not the not are alpha projects which need a variety of machines os and setup which are the ones i'm doing now and the <lhc any chance i get :D i am aiming for 80+ % at all projects atm. P.S. Thanks River for the bv tip anywayz tho and 1 p.c. had 3 wu from chess on the 2nd ( forgot that last week lol too) i see we need a new system for xml stats eh, seti stats are getting to big :lol: |
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Did everyone get work 02 Nov UTC?
(Message 15415)
Posted 11 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: Doh. i was thinkin' 'connect every' .I do many projects so I keep my caches real small cuz i don't like it when i have pages of wu to scroll through to see what's running (or if) |
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Did everyone get work 02 Nov UTC?
(Message 15409)
Posted 10 Nov 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: a sensible idea imho PovAddict wrote: There are users with 10-day caches trying to grab all they can. What about limiting the cache server-side? On my project, I limited users to have at most 3 workunits in progress (per CPU), and I could get all work done much faster, plus all users got something. On LHC, I can see many users don't get anything (because a few get all) and also I can see "Workunits in progress ~10000" for quite a long time. Scientists have to wait weeks to get work finished, while there are lots of computers "idle" in LHC. two of five machines connected and indebted highly got work;
*two had no excuse for not getting work
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Is the user base/project participants growing a bit too large, for our server?
(Message 12931)
Posted 4 Mar 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: Server Status Up, 59829 workunits to crunch 57975 workunits in progress 41 concurrent connections the 'in progress' is up now the servers just have fits at the onset of new work |
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Team invites :
Sig Test
(Message 12725)
Posted 13 Feb 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: |
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Host 107106 trying to cheat?
(Message 12711)
Posted 11 Feb 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: i have win 98 se machines that when running both predictor and lhc, if both projects have pre-empted work they will still add time to cpu time irregardless of which other project is actualy useing the cpu. this results in high credit claims |
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Team invites :
Team BOINC Synergy (used to be seti synergy)
(Message 12669)
Posted 7 Feb 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: BOINC Synergy is a great international team. It is filled with helpful friendly members and has great stats. mine too lol |
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Sixtrack :
No work
(Message 12667)
Posted 7 Feb 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: Up, 39794 workunits to crunch 47598 workunits in progress 41 concurrent connections |
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Up and Running Again
(Message 12666)
Posted 7 Feb 2006 by Morgan the Gold Post: Up, 39794 workunits to crunch 47598 workunits in progress 41 concurrent connections 8) |
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Host corruption
(Message 10954)
Posted 25 Oct 2005 by Morgan the Gold Post: 1 oF 3 hosts BOINC 4.45 http://lhcathome.cern.ch/show_host_detail.php?hostid=670 |
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Team invites :
SETI Synergy
(Message 3153)
Posted 3 Oct 2004 by Morgan the Gold Post: Have a look at http://www.setisynergy.com/ SETI Synergy's Champion pages. http://www.setisynergy.com/stats/teams_lhc.php?team=97&project=lhc SEE SETI Synergy's LHC team http://www.setisynergy.com/stats/teams_lhc.php?team=97&project=lhc JOIN SETI Synergy's LHC team |
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