That\'s good news about the zip files.

When I looked at your list of previous models, I noticed that your HADAM model from SAP processed perfectly, but a lot of your CPDN models have crashed with 22 or -107 errors. -107 errors are usually graphics-related and 22 errors can indicate the same thing. This is probably a software problem, not hardware.

I recommend that in the project READMEs which are linked in my signature you should look at the collection about crashes and problems. Go to item #6 by MikeMars who lists all the common problems and precautions. In the same collection look also at item #7 by Thyme Lawn who explains how to update graphics card drivers. Doing this may eliminate graphics-related model crashes.

It\'s also worth looking at the README collection about how to back up the contents of the BOINC folder. So if a model crashes in future you could restore the backup and continue the same model. I just use Les Bayliss\'s easy manual backup/restore methods which work excellently.

Hope that helps.

Hi again Legolas

Thanks for letting us see your computers and models. I think you\'ve now managed to solve the uploading problem by letting your computer give internet access to BOINC while you\'re at home. I see that another trickle uploaded yesterday for your CPDN HADAM model.

http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/result.php?resultid=7156084

Did the CPDN model\'s zip file also upload? If you have any SAP or CPDN model zip files sitting in your BOINC manager Transfers tab, could you please tell us what they are.

Are you running the CPDN screensaver? If you are, I\'d advise you to disable it. The CPDN screensaver is dynamic, changing all the time, so it slows down the processing of the model and can also cause graphics problems.

Hi Legolas

Could you please temporarily show your computer(s) - at the moment it\'s hidden - so we can check later to see whether your upload has been accepted by the server.

To show your computer you\'ll need to change this option in the CPDN preferences in your account.

Thank you.