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1) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Crasches when server restarts (Message 10755)
Posted 12 Mar 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
I've found a solution by myself... Using "screen"....
But thanks for your help Thyme :-)
2) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Crasches when server restarts (Message 10754)
Posted 12 Mar 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
> Wherever possible you should try to close BOINC manually before restarting the
> server Bent. If BOINC is forcibly closed during a file write you could end up
> with things in an unrecoverable state where the only option for CPDN is to
> crash the model.
>

Thank you...
I don't have much knowledge of Linux, yet, so could you tell me, how do I close BOINC, without using:
ps aux | grep boinc
then finding hasdsm or boinc
and then kill "number"
That's the only way I know right now, and I guess that it would also force it to stop right away?
3) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Crasches when server restarts (Message 10740)
Posted 11 Mar 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
Hi There,
I have boinc version 4.19 running on my Linux server running Debian 3.1.
I have notiched that when I restart the server, Climateprediction of often "crasches" and downloads a new file to work on...

Any ideas why? and how to awoid the problem (don't tell me not to restart the server).

Bent
4) Questions and Answers : Windows : Suddenly restarted (Message 7181)
Posted 5 Jan 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
> Do you have a backup of the BOINC folder that you can restore?
>
> The long s/ts is prabably due to taking your current timestep and dividing by
> the total time so far. Presumably timesteps are still taking just over 2
> seconds and not 960. I see your average is down to 750 so it looks like it.
>

I don'thave a backup, I just have the folder as it is now.. the data folder of climate prediction is on 221 mb, so I guess that there is still a lot of results in it...
5) Questions and Answers : Windows : Suddenly restarted (Message 7180)
Posted 5 Jan 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
> Did you suspend and exit BOINC before restarting your system?
>
> Are you running BOINC version 4.13?
>
> BTW, I agree that it really sucks.
>
I am running 4.13...
and I don't remember if I suspended it first... I don't think so....
6) Questions and Answers : Windows : Predictor restarted (Message 7162)
Posted 4 Jan 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
HI There,
I have just made a post, but it seemed to dissapear..(Ups, found out that it was still there)
I have been working 171 hours on a package, and it was 20.000 steps in Phase 2.
After and upgrade of Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1, Windows Media Player 10 and Samlet opdatering til Outlook Express 6 Service Pack 1 (KB887797) the client restarted, and is now working in phase 1. before it took 2.19 s/step, now it takes about 750 s/step... Can anyone explain why?
ClimatePrediction still takes up 237 mb space on my computer, so I guess the files are not deleted...
Before it was on 33 %, now it's on 0.11 %....

Why???

Bent
7) Questions and Answers : Windows : Suddenly restarted (Message 7161)
Posted 4 Jan 2005 by old_user7639
Post:
Hi there,
I have been working on a work package for 171 hours. It was 20000 timesteps in Phase 2.
After an upgrade of Direct X, and a restart, Climateprediction also suddenly restarts on phase 1, and when it before was 2.19 s/step, now it's 960 s/steps...

Can anyone explain why?
Because this really sucks...

Bent
8) Message boards : Number crunching : Crunch a little faster? (Message 7099)
Posted 29 Dec 2004 by old_user7639
Post:
Thanks :-)

Happy New Year to you ;-)
9) Message boards : Number crunching : Crunch a little faster? (Message 7097)
Posted 29 Dec 2004 by old_user7639
Post:
Hi there,
I have a Laptop with a pentium 4 2.8 ghz mobile CPU... I have seen that people with the same CPU, just not mobile, are able to crunch way more work than I do. Does any one know if that is because mine is a mobile CPU, and does anyone know if it's possible for me to get it crunch a little faster?

Cheers,
Bent




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