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Number crunching :
Batch 1008, and test batches 1009 to 1014 for Windows - issues
(Message 70711)
Posted 21 days ago by Yeti Post: Mine tasks have all failed on Intel-XEONs with varying Generations |
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Are the relevant people aware www.climateprediction.net is down?
(Message 70401)
Posted 15 Feb 2024 by Yeti Post: Got it, it was an 7.14.x client, after upgrading to 7.24.x it worked immediatly Thanks for your help |
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Are the relevant people aware www.climateprediction.net is down?
(Message 70400)
Posted 15 Feb 2024 by Yeti Post: Did you try clicking the banner? Your browser may be able to give you more evidence of the nature of the problem. Shure, I did and it opened as it should Shortly I could see a message "Too many redirects" but then it opened fine |
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Are the relevant people aware www.climateprediction.net is down?
(Message 70396)
Posted 15 Feb 2024 by Yeti Post: Still the same error-message: 15-02-2024 16:56 Fetching configuration file from https://climateprediction.net/get_project_config.php 15-02-2024 16:56 Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site 15-02-2024 16:56 Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down. |
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Are the relevant people aware www.climateprediction.net is down?
(Message 70389)
Posted 15 Feb 2024 by Yeti Post: I try to add a client and get: 15/02/2024 15:18:59 | | Fetching configuration file from https://climateprediction.net/get_project_config.php 15/02/2024 15:18:59 | | Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site 15/02/2024 15:19:00 | | Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down. Any Idea ? Yeti |
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New Work Announcements 2024
(Message 70265)
Posted 1 Feb 2024 by Yeti Post: There shouldn't be but it does happen. I've seen a bug in the intel maths library once which caused differences. I forget the details now as it was some time ago, but I vaguely remember it was related to the way it handled memory if vector lengths didn't fit entirely into cache caused summing numbers in different orders. Anyway, it's worth checking. Yes, if you want to get more info about this, I remember that this was a huge point for the guys at LHC@Home from Sixtrack application, especially Ben Segal. Perhaps you can discuss with them about this special theme. Further on I guess this is the reason, why they run all other projects only within Linux-native or Linux-VMs |
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The uploads are stuck
(Message 70017)
Posted 30 Oct 2023 by Yeti Post: I got one of the HadSM4 at N144 retries from batch 938. ..., however zips upload is stuck. Same here :-( |
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Batch 996 Weather@Home2 East Asia25
(Message 69943)
Posted 19 Oct 2023 by Yeti Post: Uploads complete! +1 |
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New work discussion - 2
(Message 69869)
Posted 15 Oct 2023 by Yeti Post: But I want updates, just no reboots until I say so. That isn't too complicate: Set up local WSUS-Server and direct your clients to use it. This works really great for me. The WSUS-server fetches the new patches from Microsoft-Update-Servers. The patches are only released to the clients by the WSUS when I activate them in the WSUS. So I can deliver the Patches to my clients when I want it. Normally I hold them from Patchday several days until I hear (or hear not) if there are bigger Problems |
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Batch 996 Weather@Home2 East Asia25
(Message 69676)
Posted 6 Oct 2023 by Yeti Post: Just hopped on these Tasks. Can you tell me, how much Discspace and RAM is needed per Task ? On a different machine I have an "8.52 HadAM4 at N216", can you tell me same facts for these ? Thanks in advance Yeti |
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News :
New study going out to volunteer's machines
(Message 68510)
Posted 28 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: regarding notifications: I have all switched off, they are annoying |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68448)
Posted 24 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: :-( My fastest and best working cruncher had got lastly the definitiv dead tasks, that all errored out and now it has a daily Quota of 1. :-( |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68440)
Posted 24 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: Mine seem to run fine, 40 Minutes running without a failure, zip-Files have been uploaded from Nr 0 to 5 |
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Cafe CPDN :
Off topic posts.
(Message 68414)
Posted 21 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: Oh and you have to install some 32 bit libraries or half the CPDN tasks fail.You better had read: https://www.cpdn.org/forum_thread.php?id=8916&postid=62038 And by the way: For us Windows-Guys it is really difficult with starting on Linux, but meanwhile I like my Ubuntu 22.04.x clients (I had better stayed with Ubuntu 20.x, but now it is too late). I can manage most of the things like I'm used from windows and so this is okay |
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Cafe CPDN :
Off topic posts.
(Message 68410)
Posted 21 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: ... and push files to me?Sorry, but this is impossible with BOINC What you can do instead: Install a Linux-VM (or a WSL2 with Linux) on your Windows-Machine. Then you will increase your chances to get work (under Linux). I have done this round about november last year and until now I've got more than 350 WUs to crunch. |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68405)
Posted 21 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: <!-- --> It works fine, I use it often in cc_config.xml and app_config.xml The way to have a section of an xml file be skipped is by surrounding it with <!-- -->.Be careful with that - try with a simple comment, and check for error messages when it's read in. |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68363)
Posted 16 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: I also agree that this should be reinstated as well as be an 'opt-in'. I think the only models that should be automatically opted-in are Windows and current, lowest resolution OIFS. All others require or will require either special configurations (32-bit libraries) or hardware (RAM, older Mac). Perhaps you can place the Infos about needed RAM / HD-Space / Libraries / ... there. Then everybody who wants to Opt-In will have seen these Details. A good example for this is Primegrid, the site of the project-Preferences is very informativ |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68355)
Posted 16 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: We're not sure yet whether boinc is a suitable framework for these higher resolution tasks (will need > 20Gb RAM, more output etc).If you would enable Application-Selection for the User you could make it a different Application and only Users that have Opted-In should get them |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68348)
Posted 15 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: I'm assuming you don't use the machine for anything else?It's sitting on an older ESX-Server and run's only LHC-ATLAS, Squid (for all my LHC-Machines) and now CPDN. For CPDN I have stopped LHC/ATLAS at the moment Does it have ECC RAM?Shure, it's running on a Server Is Squid there from when you used it for LHC?I moved Squid from my former Windows-VM to this Linux-VM a month ago and yes, Squid is full active for my LHC/ATLAS-Machine-Park |
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OpenIFS Discussion
(Message 68336)
Posted 15 Feb 2023 by Yeti Post: ... something like "divide RAM size by 7G to compute the maximum number to run at a time, and be sure to subtract the sizes of the non-Oifs tasks from the RAM size first"?I have seen several figures how much RAM OpenIFS_PS-Tasks need, 7 GB, 6 GB, in real I have never seen using more than 4,5 GB per Task I'm running 3 OpenIFS in a 16 GB RAM-Environment together with a Squid-Instance and so far this box has run 32 WUs successfull without any errors. |
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