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Number crunching :
Attention LHC Developers!
(Message 10798)
Posted 20 Oct 2005 by  cyclistgb
Post: When Predictor upgraded, the site was down for the better part of 4 days. A server side upgrade is always trickier than a client upgrade. Guy 
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Number crunching :
Fun
(Message 10441)
Posted 26 Sep 2005 by cyclistgb
Post: I still have a PII-350 that crunches. The lates LHC units that go the distance take about 26-27 hours if executed by themselves. If I share that machine with SETI, it feels like it's never going to be finished before the deadline, especially since you cannot leave the result in memory when you switch. Guy |
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out of work ... for a long time ?
(Message 9601)
Posted 23 Aug 2005 by cyclistgb
Post: Well lucky me, I got 4. Guy |
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Cannot find workunit
(Message 7761)
Posted 20 May 2005 by cyclistgb
Post: Is there a DB [roblem, when I tried to see the details of a work unit, I received a "Cannot find work unit" message Guy |
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Stuck in Pending.....
(Message 7414)
Posted 3 May 2005 by cyclistgb
Post: I also have 4 WU in pending mode with the same characteristics: validated using 3 results, results 4 and 5 are still pending. All results were received before the deadline. 92076 92077 93533 93534 Guy |
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Number crunching :
Sixtrack 4.67 available
(Message 6989)
Posted 13 Apr 2005 by cyclistgb
Post: From the looks of it, sixtrack does not do any periodic saves. Therefore whenever you unload the application from memory, all the work done is "forgotten". The other BOINC applications, at least the other 3 I subscribe to, are doing periodic saves. There is some loss of work, but at least itr is not 1 or 2 hours but just a matter of minutes. Hopefully, the save feature will be added to the application in the very near future. |
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