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New version of Boinc
(Message 8043)
Posted 10 Jun 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: > > > New version 4.45 now shown as recommended version > > > > > recommended by whom? Seti guys? LHC staff? Anyone out there? > > > > LHC and CPDN still have 4.19 on their download page. All the other projects > link to the Boinc download page which lists 4.45 as the current recommended > release. I think that the devs here at LHC should put a notice like this: "Recommended version for running the project solo. For running multiple projects download from BOINC DOWNLOAD PAGE." |
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The 'Zero CPU' problem ... !!!
(Message 6412)
Posted 5 Mar 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: Regarding WU, If I remember correctly, here at LHC the WU generation works like this: CERN Scientists give WU to LHC team; LHC team gives them to Us; LHC team receives results and gives them to CERN Scientist. Then they Analyse/Process them and only after this new WU are generated. So while the results are being analysed/processed to later generate more WU, the project has no work. |
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Advise: Look at your CPU temperature!
(Message 6005)
Posted 23 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: Last summer I always knew when BOINC was crunching LHC. The processor fan always got to maximum speed :-P Meanwhile I got a new copper cooler and hope in the summer the fans don't go to maximum speed :-) |
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Markku...It's still not working.
(Message 5963)
Posted 23 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: Your BOINC was still trying to download the Sixtrack 4.63 (the one that won't work with BOINC 4.2x). The Sixtrack 4.64 will probably only come with the WU they said they were releasing today. |
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Daily Quota?
(Message 5955)
Posted 23 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: > > One more reason for low quotas: from our point of view it's better if > many > > users get a few workunits instead of some getting many, because then we > get > > the results back faster on average. > > > > Markku Degerholm > > LHC@home admin > > Markku- > Your comment brings up an idea I had a few months ago while LHC was down. LHC > interested me for various reasons last year and it was (until 2 weeks ago) the > only project I had signed up for via BOINC. My main pc can crunch LHC > 100Kcycle WUs in about 37 minutes or nearly 39WUs/day. In regeard to fastest > turnaround time possible, would it benefit LHC@Home if the scheduler had a way > to predict turnaround time per host should "important" or "time-sensitive" > information need be processed immediately? > > Travis The latest server code already predicts turnaround time (see in your hosts the "Average turnaround time"). The people developing BOINC is discussing what to do with it. At Einstein@home they were thinking of doing something with it (because they only have a 7 day deadline), but David Anderson (BOINC "Big Boss") convinced them not to do anything for now. |
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Boinc CC version 4.23
(Message 5936)
Posted 22 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: Rom Walton has been bug fixing BOINC since version 4.20 for public release (they hoppe in March). In principle there won't be new features, it's mainly bug hunt. BOINC 4.2x works different from BOINC 4.1x, and the installer is new, so going from 4.1x to 4.2x, it's necessary to uninstall 4.1x first. |
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All the binaries must be signed in order to work with 4.22.
(Message 5798)
Posted 22 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: > I am using boinc version 4.66 and have had no problems with sinitures, so > maybe its corrected in the latter builds of BOINC? > > ~Keith BOINC 4.22 is more recent than BOINC 4.66. And in BOINC 4.22 they changed it's behaviour to the title of this thread. So LHC will have to change it's application to work with BOINC 4.2x, before it's officially lauched. The only project that has done it to my knowledge was Seti@home (and maybe Einstein@home). |
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jiiippeee the first WU from LHC!
(Message 5698)
Posted 21 Feb 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: After noticing those errors with the signing key, and detaching/ trying to reatach several times, I finally got several WU :-)))) |
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Boinc 4.19 Released
(Message 5624)
Posted 26 Jan 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: BOINC 4.19 is now the Official Release. Quote from BOINC_projects Mailing list: This is a bug fix release of the 4.13 source base and contains the following bug fixes: 1. File upload handling, this affects all projects. 2. File download handling, this affects all projects. 3. CPU and Model Identification code update on Windows, this affects any projects using homogeneous redundancy, namely Predictor at Home 4. Execute benchmarks before actually attempting to start any applications, this affects all projects. 5. Increase the buffer for command lines, this affects Einstein at Home. 6. Escape http and socks proxy user information for those who have special characters in either their username or password, this affects all projects. 7. Fix the special cases where the client was ignoring the server's request to delay the next RPC to a specific date and time, this affects all projects. Rom Walton Professor Desty Nova Researching Karma the Hard Way |
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When to re-attach? (To dev team)
(Message 5617)
Posted 24 Jan 2005 by Professor Desty Nova Post: A new BOINC Manager (4.17) is coming soon (edit: 4.18). I hope we don't have many problems. From the BOINC_dev Mailing List: We have released what we believe is going to be a build good enough for public release. Let us know if there is anything wrong, if not, we'll be releasing soon. Rom Walton Professor Desty Nova Researching Karma the Hard Way |
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different credits for same unit - an unusual aspect of it
(Message 5525)
Posted 28 Dec 2004 by Professor Desty Nova Post: > The linux BOINC client is horribly misoptimized*. Actually it's the windows client benchmark code that is overoptomized. This is being fixed in the coming BOINC 4.5x. |
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Each WU Sent 4 Times?
(Message 4121)
Posted 22 Oct 2004 by Professor Desty Nova Post: > Exactly. > > We now require 3 similiar results in order to work unit to validate. And to > get 3 results finished, we sent 4 results right away. > > > Markku Degerholm > LHC@home Admin Just curious. Are the credits awarded like in SETI@HOME. The middle value of 3 WU? |
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with pendings and results turned back on
(Message 3561)
Posted 11 Oct 2004 by Professor Desty Nova Post: I don't know if it's the same error, but I have at leats two pending results that were sent to 14 and 12 diferent hosts :-P http://lhcathome.cern.ch/workunit.php?wuid=80096 http://lhcathome.cern.ch/workunit.php?wuid=233673 |
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Avatars!
(Message 3452)
Posted 10 Oct 2004 by Professor Desty Nova Post: At SETI They Just added new functions to the Foruns. Hope they are ported here soon ;-) |
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