Shared Memory HR Distribution  Linux Intel Family5   0   0%   Linux Intel Family6   0   0%   Linux Intel Family15   0   0%   Linux AMD Family5   0   0%   Linux AMD Family6   0   0%   Linux AMD Family15   0   0%   Linux Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family6   0   0%   Windows Intel Family15   0   0%   Windows AMD Family5   0   0%   Windows AMD Family6   0   0%   Windows AMD Family15   0   0%   Windows Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Darwin Intel Family6   0   0%   Darwin PowerPC Power   0   0%   Unassigned   0   0%

Database HR Distribution  Linux Intel Family5   0   0%   Linux Intel Family6   0   0%   Linux Intel Family15   0   0%   Linux AMD Family5   0   0%   Linux AMD Family6   0   0%   Linux AMD Family15   0   0%   Linux Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family6   0   0%   Windows Intel Family15   0   0%   Windows AMD Family5   0   0%   Windows AMD Family6   0   0%   Windows AMD Family15   0   0%   Windows Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Darwin Intel Family6   0   0%   Darwin PowerPC Power   0   0%   Unassigned   0   0%

Host Distribution (Avg. credit > 0.1)  Linux Intel Family5   2   0%   Linux Intel Family6   79   0%   Linux Intel Family15   108   0%   Linux AMD Family5   0   0%   Linux AMD Family6   104   0%   Linux AMD Family15   69   0%   Linux Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family5   0   0%   Windows Intel Family6   396   0%   Windows Intel Family15   469   0%   Windows AMD Family5   3   0%   Windows AMD Family6   336   0%   Windows AMD Family15   214   0%   Windows Cyrix Family5   0   0%   Darwin Intel Family6   42   0%   Darwin PowerPC Power   18   0%   Other   4,294,966,987   100%

This page shows three tables with information concerning the Homogeneous Redundancy (HR) scheduling policy.The first table shows the distribution of unsent results in the shared memory segment of the BOINC server.These are basically the results that are ready to be sent to your PCs. The first column shows the HR class of the result, for example 'Linux Intel Family5' means that this result has been reserved for a Linux computer with an Intel processor of Family 5 (every processor belongs tto a certain family, model and stepping series determined by the vendor of the processor). The second column shows the number of reserved results for the HR class, while the third column, the blue bar, shows the percentage of the total reserved number of results.The second table shows the same information for unsent results in the database (usually more than the number in the shared memory). One could say that the shared memory is really a window to the results in the database. Lastly, the third table shows the number of active hosts of each HR class that are connected to D@H. Active in this case means having more than 0.1 average credits.