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Number crunching
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Docking doesnt skip image verification!?
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Message 4432
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Posted 3237 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
I'm using GPRS/UMTS Internet connection and set BOINC to skip image verification
Docking obviously ignores this setting, so every download fails!
28.09.2008 22:31:47|Docking@Home|Scheduler request succeeded: got 1 new tasks
28.09.2008 22:31:47|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result state=NEW for 1d4i_mod0013sc_2561_144490_1 from handle_scheduler_reply
28.09.2008 22:31:48|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result state=FILES_DOWNLOADING for 1d4i_mod0013sc_2561_144490_1 from CS::update_results
28.09.2008 22:31:49|Docking@Home|Started download of minus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:49|Docking@Home|Started download of plus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Incomplete read of 930.000000 < 5KB for minus.jpg - truncating
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Incomplete read of 1039.000000 < 5KB for plus.jpg - truncating
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Finished download of minus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Finished download of plus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Started download of rotate_left.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|Started download of rotate_right.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|[error] Checksum or signature error for minus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:55|Docking@Home|[error] Checksum or signature error for plus.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|Incomplete read of 1103.000000 < 5KB for rotate_left.jpg - truncating
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|Incomplete read of 1103.000000 < 5KB for rotate_right.jpg - truncating
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|Finished download of rotate_left.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|Finished download of rotate_right.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|Started download of 1d4i_mod0013sc_2561_144490.inp
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|[error] Checksum or signature error for rotate_left.jpg
28.09.2008 22:31:58|Docking@Home|[error] Checksum or signature error for rotate_right.jpg
28.09.2008 22:32:50|Docking@Home|Finished download of 1d4i_mod0013sc_2561_144490.inp
Docking will be our Project of the month, would be great to have this fixed quickly! Or is there another reason??
Cheers!
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Cafe Docking
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Best wishes for your move to Delaware...
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Message 3419
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Posted 3704 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
from Shai Hulud aka Steffen!
I hope all goes as planned and to see this project back in a few months!
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Number crunching
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Invalid results reported thread [Use Here]
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Message 3331
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Posted 3738 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
Hi!
http://docking.utep.edu/result.php?resultid=191777
Cheers!
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Number crunching
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What the... - Shocked by Granted Credits...
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Message 3297
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Posted 3741 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
Thanx Conan for the info.
I'd like to see this fixed, though... I checked all my 30 projects and the average granted credit for my AMD X2 4800+ @ 2.85GHz is 16 credits per hour per core (700 per day per host).
Its a pity not all projects use the same credits system. Comparison of different projects is simply impossible :(
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Excessive disk activity
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Message 3295
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Posted 3741 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
But all this Check-pointing also has an adverse affect on the BOINC.exe too, it constantly shows anywheres fron 4% up to 17% CPU usage in the TaskManger. In fact I can't even get 1 PC to run right because the BOINC.exe is using 23% to 25% of the CPU (Q6600 Quad Core). The BOINC Manager will just Lock up for seconds at a time if I try to use any of the Tabs.
I've UnInstalled the BOINC Client several times & tried different Versions of the Client, all with the same results. The only way I got the manager to not use up to 25% of the CPU on that PC was to create a new Directory and install BOINC there, it still uses the normal amount of the CPU but no more than the rest of my PC's at least.
Just checked that and its true. While crunching Docking, BOINC.exe uses 3-4% CPU constantly - which it doesnt do while crunching WCG, Rosetta or Einstein, for example.
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Number crunching
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What the... - Shocked by Granted Credits...
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Message 3292
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Posted 3741 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
After having finished my first dockings, I was shocked by the amount of Granted Credits. For a 4400 second wu, it claims appr. 20 credits (16 per hour), but grants 49.5 (40 per hour per core)...
Whats the reason for this?
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Number crunching
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Excessive disk activity
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Message 3291
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Posted 3741 days ago by
[B^S] BOINC-SG
Hi,
I just crunched my first Docking wu's and I was a bit concerned by the checkpointing every second...
13.05.2007 02:44:38|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:39|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:40|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:41|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:43|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:44|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:45|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:46|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:47|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:48|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:49|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:50|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:52|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:53|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:54|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:55|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:56|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:57|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:58|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:44:59|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:45:00|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:45:02|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
13.05.2007 02:45:03|Docking@Home|[task_debug] result 1tng_mod0011_10119_481170_1 checkpointed
But according to SpeedFan, the continous checkpointing doesnt do much harm to the harddisk (means, the temperature didnt increase - which it does then I convert a videofile for example...).
But still: Isnt it possible to somehow collect the data in RAM first and then write it to the harddisc every minute or every 10 minutes? - Dont know whats more stressful, though: Writing 100bytes every second or 6 KBytes every minute (60KBytes every 10 minutes)?
Cheers, Shai
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