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Message boards :
CMS Application :
Had ~100 failures on CMS 50
(Message 43926)
Posted 15 Dec 2020 by  Francesc Josep LLort i Gutiérrez
Post: Hello Gunde. I have disabled CMS, ATLAS and native spots; as you told me, and BOINC has started running Theory. I'm also running the GPUGRID project in BOINC, maybe it's too much ?. With Kubuntu 18.04, I had no such issues. They came to me as a result of switching to Kubuntu 20.04, although the change is well worth it. I plan to upgrade the RAM to 24GB, but it won’t be this year. I go to the Linux section, to ask about CVMFS installation issues, thanks. |
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Message boards :
CMS Application :
Had ~100 failures on CMS 50
(Message 43912)
Posted 15 Dec 2020 by Francesc Josep LLort i Gutiérrez
Post: Hi again, for by aborting the work of the CMS, the BOINC has begun to accept and execute new work. |
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Message boards :
CMS Application :
Had ~100 failures on CMS 50
(Message 43911)
Posted 15 Dec 2020 by Francesc Josep LLort i Gutiérrez
Post: Hola de nou, doncs en avortar la tasca del CMS, el BOINC a començat a acceptar i executar nous treballs. |
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Message boards :
CMS Application :
Had ~100 failures on CMS 50
(Message 43910)
Posted 15 Dec 2020 by Francesc Josep LLort i Gutiérrez
Post: Hello, same problem. Theoretically the computer has resources, but it waits for memory with CMS and blocks the loading of other projects. In the project properties comes out this: Application CMS Simulation 50.00 (vbox64) First name CMS_1538738_1607610862.401591 State Waiting for memory Received Thursday, December 10, 2020, 5:31:55 PM Deadline for reporting Saturday, January 9, 2021, 5:31:54 PM Estimated computation 1,000,000 GFLOPs CPU time 10:13:26 CPU time since last control --- Time elapsed 10:24:46 Estimated time remaining 1d 04:47:11 Fraction performed 58.399% Virtual memory size 281.63 MB Work block size 2.79 GB Directors slots / 1 Progress rate 5.760% per hour Executable vboxwrapper_26196_x86_64-pc-linux-gnu. I don't know anymore. It seems to me that I will try to disable CMS, to see what happens. I'll tell you |
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