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Message boards :
climateprediction.net Science :
Any updates to the actual science?
(Message 27243)
Posted 9 Mar 2007 by  old_user160
Post: As time progresses, CPDN is processing years at an alarmingly fast rate. Todays fastest desktop PC\'s are like the supercomputers of 7-8 years ago. What impacts does this have to the science? Will we just be doing more \'years\' with the same set of rules and data? Is it possible that we could be doing more thorough science? What are we *not* calculating that we could throw in for more precise numbers? |
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Message boards :
Cafe CPDN :
First Model nearing completion!
(Message 22913)
Posted 26 May 2006 by old_user160
Post: Well it finally finished post-processing, and I sent in the unit. I\'ve got a second one near 50% done, see you guys in about 800 hours! |
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Message boards :
Cafe CPDN :
First Model nearing completion!
(Message 22912)
Posted 25 May 2006 by old_user160
Post: I\'ve got 6 minutes left in my first complete model, I\'m sooooo Excited! OK.. Now I\'m @ 100.00%, and time to complete ----.--.-- How long does post-processing take? |
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Message boards :
Cafe CPDN :
First Model nearing completion!
(Message 22911)
Posted 25 May 2006 by old_user160
Post: I\'ve got 6 minutes left in my first complete model, I\'m sooooo Excited! Now 99.999%!!!! |
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Message boards :
Cafe CPDN :
First Model nearing completion!
(Message 22910)
Posted 25 May 2006 by old_user160
Post: I\'ve got 6 minutes left in my first complete model, I\'m sooooo Excited! And I don\'t care how pathetic that sounds. I\'m stoked. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Server State Over, but wu is in progress!
(Message 19099)
Posted 9 Jan 2006 by old_user160
Post: I\'ve been attempting to contact the people on the BOINC BETA (Seti Beta) boards about implementing a method for the client to request more time for work if it is nearing it\'s expiration date for reasons similar to this. (although maybe not for this particular reason!) HOWEVER - Everyone keeps calling me crazy, claiming that \"computers would never have enough work cached locally to pass the deadlines.. \" personally I wonder about what has happened to the calibur of beta testers in the past couple years... |
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Questions and Answers :
Getting started :
BOINC 5.2.2 Cannot attach to project
(Message 16957)
Posted 2 Nov 2005 by old_user160
Post: It appears that by doing a restart of the system AFTER installing BOINC 5.2.5 or later, this has been solved. |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
CPDN doesn\'t play nicely with Real Player
(Message 16759)
Posted 25 Oct 2005 by old_user160
Post: Answer - Don\'t use Realplayer. (I.E. - get a real media player) |
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Questions and Answers :
Getting started :
BOINC 5.2.2 Cannot attach to project
(Message 16758)
Posted 25 Oct 2005 by old_user160
Post: I can\'t get BOINC to attach to the project. When I run the *NEW* POS Attach To Project wizard, it asks me for the URL to the project, I enter \"http://climateprediction.net\". It then says \"Communicating with project, please wait...\" then it brings up the Window saying \"Proxy configuration\". I am not using a Proxy server. if I enter nothing, it just brings me back to this window if I click next. How do I fix this? |
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Message boards :
climateprediction.net Science :
Problems attaching to project.
(Message 71)
Posted 5 Aug 2004 by old_user160
Post: I am having problems attaching to the project. I enter in the project URL of http://climateprediction.net and my account ID and I am getting the error message from boinc - BOINC failed to log in to http://climateprediction.net/. Please check your account ID and try again. In the messages tab, it says I must be using major client version 4. To the best of my knowledge, the latest PUBLIC version of the BOINC core, as issued by the SETI/BOINC site is 3.20. I have reservations about downloading version 4 from your website, if the Berkeley staff have not released 4 on their end. Of course, who really knows what version they are actually running, as their website has been virtually unavailable for the past 2-3 weeks. |
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