6 % unassigned but no work ?
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My WinXP AMD machine is getting the "committed to other platforms" message. The shared memory page says 6 % (56 WU) are unassigned. I've tried updating the shared memory page and the timestamp at the bottom goes up by a minute, but it keeps saying unassigned 6 % and my WinXP AMD machine keeps getting the "committed to other platforms" message. Is there some other platform limit in action here ?
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My WinXP AMD machine is getting the "committed to other platforms" message. The shared memory page says 6 % (56 WU) are unassigned. I've tried updating the shared memory page and the timestamp at the bottom goes up by a minute, but it keeps saying unassigned 6 % and my WinXP AMD machine keeps getting the "committed to other platforms" message. Is there some other platform limit in action here ? That is interesting and I did not expect this to happen. Will investigate on this issue. Is the "My WinXP AMD machine" the same machine as "The WIN / AMD Machine"? If it is did you notice how long did it take to get the work? |
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My WinXP AMD machine is getting the "committed to other platforms" message. The shared memory page says 6 % (56 WU) are unassigned. I've tried updating the shared memory page and the timestamp at the bottom goes up by a minute, but it keeps saying unassigned 6 % and my WinXP AMD machine keeps getting the "committed to other platforms" message. Is there some other platform limit in action here ? It's the same machine. Sorry for the confusion. On D@H I have 3 machines: WinXP Pro - Intel Celeron 2.3Ghz - 1.5GB Ram WinXP Home - AMD Sempron 3100+ (Socket 754) - 1.25GB Ram Linux Ubuntu 6.10 - AMD Sempron 2500+ (Socket A) - 1 GB Ram The WinXP Pro machine has the 56k modem and is setup for internet connection sharing. The WinXP home and the Ubuntu Linux machine are using DHCP and the WinXP Pro machine acts as a NAT router. The problem was on the "WinXP Home - AMD Sempron 3100+" machine. While it was asking for work, I reloaded the shared memory status page a few times and noticed that the time stamp at the bottom of the webpage was incrementing by exactly 1 minute (hh:mm:02). I let it ask for work 4 or 5 times and then I suspended network activity. I'm on a modem so I don't have an always on connection. It was probably a few hours before I connected it again. There used to be a 4th machine but it ran RHEL3 and would never work even with the ulimit fix. RHEL3 is a 2.4.x Linux kernel with a bunch of stuff that was backported to it. The RHEL3 machine is going away this month, anyway. HTH, -- David ____________ The views expressed are my own. Facts are subject to memory error :-) Have you read a good science fiction novel lately? |
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My WinXP AMD machine is getting the "committed to other platforms" message. The shared memory page says 6 % (56 WU) are unassigned. I've tried updating the shared memory page and the timestamp at the bottom goes up by a minute, but it keeps saying unassigned 6 % and my WinXP AMD machine keeps getting the "committed to other platforms" message. Is there some other platform limit in action here ? OK thanks for clarify on that, tomorrow we have a meeting I will make sure we discuss this issue. According to what I know, and I am far from being a BOINC expert, when a machine requests work it start to check the replicas available in the shared memory and if it is taken by another HR class it increases the infeasibile count and goes to the next one, if there is the same result for all the replicas in the shared memory the message of there is work but it is com... is sent. I will check the cgi log to see if I can find something suspicious, do you remember by any chance when this happened? |
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I will check the cgi log to see if I can find something suspicious, do you remember by any chance when this happened? I'm sorry, I don't remember. It's been a hectic few days. If it repeats, I'll note the time for you. -- David ____________ The views expressed are my own. Facts are subject to memory error :-) Have you read a good science fiction novel lately? |
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Message boards : Number crunching : 6 % unassigned but no work ?
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