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(Message 57825)
Posted 20 Feb 2018 by jeffreydbrown@gmail.com Post: Thank you! That option was not set, and there were a lot of unselected applications. |
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(Message 57804)
Posted 19 Feb 2018 by jeffreydbrown@gmail.com Post: The event log shows the project responding that no work is available. That Windows box crumbles under the weight of even a web browser, so it's not trivial to cut and paste the actual log output. I imagine that it will perform much better once I install Linux on it, but the Linux-CPDN bug is among the reasons I'm delaying. One thing I noticed when using the BOINC manager on that machine: all other projects are set to priority "0" (not resource share). CPDN is set to priority "-0". Though I have been using BOINC since 2005 and SETI much longer than that, I am not proficient at BOINC's technical internals. Until recently, it has "just worked" and required no care and feeding beyond setting up the OpenMosix boot floppies (I may be dating myself). |
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(Message 57803)
Posted 19 Feb 2018 by jeffreydbrown@gmail.com Post: The Atom box is producing work about on par with my fastest Android node. At the moment, it is serving no other purpose, but I do have plans for it, and I do wish to use its spare cycles, so I will continue watching its work rate and checking for problems with specific projects. |
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(Message 57783)
Posted 17 Feb 2018 by jeffreydbrown@gmail.com Post: It has been a very long time since any of my hosts have received work from this project. CPDN accounts for over 60% of my total credit, and when the work stopped coming and the communication stopped, I interpreted it as the end of the project. Very recently, I have read about the problems that have plagued Linux hosts, but even my Windows host is going to waste with respect to this crucial research. My decision to postpone building a small cluster at home was based in large part on the fact that crunching CPDN data was to be the cluster's intended primary function beyond teaching me how to admin a cluster. |
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