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Unix/Linux :
undefined platform
(Message 24872)
Posted 24 Oct 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Try the 32-bit Boinc from this site. 64-bit Boinc is not supported. |
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Unix/Linux :
Can\'t run under Debian Sarge
(Message 24513)
Posted 3 Oct 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post:
That looks bad, it should be retval=0 on both those lines. Sorry, don\'t know much more.. |
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Unix/Linux :
Moved model from failing machine Now decade files not uploading
(Message 24480)
Posted 1 Oct 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Hm, that was weird. Maybe something went wrong when copying the wu. I would burn it to a cd, delete the whole of Boinc and start from scratch. They\'ve got plenty of work units with millions of combinations, the ones they are sending out now seem even colder, look at one of mines here: 5712046 |
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Unix/Linux :
Can\'t run under Debian Sarge
(Message 24449)
Posted 29 Sep 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: One way to better see whats happening is to start the thing in a terminal window with ./boinc Then run ./boincmgr in a second terminal This gives more info than the message tab |
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Number crunching :
New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site
(Message 24354)
Posted 19 Sep 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post:
No, it just runs. |
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New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site
(Message 24342)
Posted 18 Sep 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post:
Yep, it runs fine with Red Hat 8 with a 2.4.x kernel Edit: the Linux client is built on Red Hat 7.3 |
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New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site
(Message 24334)
Posted 18 Sep 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: It runs fine here with Zenwalk Linux which is based on Slackware, don\'t know the differences though, 2.6.x kernel anyway. I had SAP running fine with 512 Mb memory and Fedora C2, turned off some services and no desktop. Memory usage topped at around 430 Mb if I remember right. |
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Just wondering...
(Message 24199)
Posted 6 Sep 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Yeah, if trickles for hadcm3l now is worth 259.2 points it sums up fine with the extra points today. I believe it also was 259 in the latest coupled beta. |
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Windows :
Something happen to the result graphs?
(Message 23964)
Posted 16 Aug 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: This one looked OK before but seems to have stumbled on something: resultid=5104638 |
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New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site
(Message 23820)
Posted 1 Aug 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: hm, got two 160 years models. when will the shorter ones come out? |
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Number crunching :
Signature
(Message 23608)
Posted 14 Jul 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Another one: |
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Opteron 280 crashes - linux
(Message 23179)
Posted 17 Jun 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: What does it say in the commandline when you start it ? I\'m interested since I have FC4smp too |
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Unix/Linux :
SIGSEGV: segmentation violationStack trace (4 frames):
(Message 23053)
Posted 8 Jun 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: I had the same problem last week Dualcore machine here with one Spinup 4.11 and one Seasonal 5.07 It crashed when Spinup finished, couldn\'t build the upload .zip files After deleting everything related to Spinup in client_state.xml it just chugs along fine Wonder what happened? |
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Unix/Linux :
Problem with the latest CPDN models
(Message 22308)
Posted 22 Apr 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Yep, this happened to me too, mine both 5.08 models on an X2 were instantly killed with signal 11 when pressing the Graphics button. And the process kept running in the background after that. It was OK with 5.07. This also happened with a Seasonal WU, hadam3_4.07 client. Fedora C4 kernel 2.6.16-1.2069_FC4smp GeForce3 nv driver. |
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avoided buying amd cpu because it runs the models slower - should I still?
(Message 22075)
Posted 15 Apr 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: I bought me an AMD X2 3800+ (2.0 GHz) dual core and am very pleased with that, runs two TCM models at 2.25 s/TS stock speed and now around 2.00 a bit overclocked. A good thing is the low energy consumption, much cheaper to run than the older ones. |
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Unix/Linux :
Linux Sulphur 4.23 Unstable
(Message 21361)
Posted 16 Mar 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: It\'s the new HadCM3L Coupled Model Experiment and it popped up in the Applications tab on Monday. Been running fine on my Fedora boxen for a couple of weeks as a beta and in the BBC project. |
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Downloaded sulphur 4.22, not coupled 5.08
(Message 21343)
Posted 16 Mar 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: On Monday I got 2 coupled models but also 1 sulphur that I promptly aborted and got a new hadcm3lb on Linux. |
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Unix/Linux :
BBC Climate prediction
(Message 21342)
Posted 16 Mar 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Glad you got it :) It prints out on every checkpoint = 6 model days when running with ./boinc. Trickle-ups is by every model year or 25,920 TS and worth 227 points Every 10 model years there is a bigger upload of about 5 MB. Here it\'s a little bit slower on s/TS than the old slab model but much faster than the sulphur. |
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Unix/Linux :
New HADCM3L model
(Message 21340)
Posted 16 Mar 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Guess it could be the same thing as with the sulphur since it\'s compiled with Debian Woody too. Maybe Stefan Mathes patch will work here too? http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/forum_thread.php?id=3822 Mine Fedora C2 and C4 works alright. |
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Unix/Linux :
Linux Sulphur 4.23 Unstable
(Message 21234)
Posted 13 Mar 2006 by Helmer Bryd Post: Sorrow days are over, 2006-03-13 16:17:48 [climateprediction.net] Started download of hadcm3trans_5.08_i686-pc-linux-gnu :) |
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