Mine are missing too.
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Hi les,

Batch216 and batch218 are test batches. Batch 219 should be a normal Africa Batch. I think the EU batches are from batch 217 which Peter sent out and should be a normal batch. Can you identify which runs are from which batch? The batch number is in the download directory path.

Sarah

EDIT
Sorry, the above is for the messages prior to the post by WB8ILI
Still waiting on a reply from Peter about the EU lot.

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Noted on moderators email list. I can't comment personally as these tasks aren't available for my OS.

It will almost certainly get sorted at some point now the project people are aware of it based on experience. I should check on my own tasks some time and see how they compare for value. Something I have noticed is that some of the short tasks show up initially as only giving half the credits they should give but some time a few hours or the following day they show the full credit.

Dave

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I believe that an adjustment is needed in the number of credits awarded for running the new wah2 tasks. I am presently running wah2 on 8 of the 10 cores (on 3 different machines) that I devote to CPDN. Since I began running them my RAC has been dropping like a stone.

The problem is not the number of credits awarded per model completed, but, the fact that wah2 runs much slower than other model types. On my fastest machine the hadam3p_eu models take ~102 hours to finish. On the other hand, the wah2 models take about 300 hours to finish. Both have the same number of time steps and produce the same number of trickles. Hadam3p_eu models takes 2.52 S/ts. Wah2 on the other hand, takes 7.62 S/ts. The wah2 models produce only 1/3 as many credits for a given amount of time invested crunching.

If this problem isn�t fixed these tasks could become unpopular and be deselected by many users in favor of better compensated types. The solution is to increase the number of credits per trickle (by a factor of about 3) so that they yield a similar return per hour spent crunching as the �had� models. Since the credits don�t really cost Boinc anything the fix is a no-brainer.

Jim

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estimated time remaining seems to be dropping fast ... now at 76.2 hours.