Hello,

I have not had any tasks assigned for over 6 months. Is there anything I can do about this? My system is Windows 10, CPDN user 709143.

Thanks,
Ron.

Hello,

I have not had any tasks assigned for over 6 months. Is there anything I can do about this? My system is Windows 10, CPDN user 709143.

Thanks,
Ron.

CPDN has no Windows tasks and are unlikely to have any in the short to medium term.

You could run OSX tasks in a virtual environment?

Ron.
There have been no Windows tasks for several months. Currently the only tasks are HADCM3S ones which because of errors using Linux are currently Mac only. When Linux work becomes available again, this link If you follow it from the start gives details of how to run Linux tasks using WSL.

For Linux users there is the possibility of Mac emulation though I haven't got it to work yet. I don't know if there is something similar to run the Mac tasks in emulation under Windows?

Follow the new work announcementsthread if you want to get an email when new batches go out.
Current task types are
Hadam4 and Hadsm4 for Linux

Hadcm3s For Mac

WAH2 for Windows. Though the people using this task type have moved on from the universities that they were sending the work to Oxford from so native Windows work may well be a long wait.

Saying that, there is a batch on the testing site of WAH2 type at the moment and occasionally, testing batches mean a main site batch to follow but I have no clue as to whether that is the case with this batch.

]For Linux users there is the possibility of Mac emulation though I haven't got it to work yet. I don't know if there is something similar to run the Mac tasks in emulation under Windows?

Ron/Dave, macOS Mojave V10.14.6 is working here, on a Windows 10 PC, with VirtualBox 6.1.32. The Virtual Machine is 16GB RAM, 4 CPU, 100GB disc (SSD), Darwin 18.7.0. After I rebooted, to increase the Virtual Machine cpu count to 4, the first task did the usual 'crash bang wallop' from 'missing output files' (sorry). Four tasks have just downloaded after waiting for the project delay (1 hour) ... Time to take a lunch break.

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