2 sbc's not getting work

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Jim Whitaker
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3 Mar 2020 5:44:44 UTC
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    Today I moved 5 arm based machines from seti@home to this project.  3 of the machines received work but two didn't.  All 5 worked with seti@home.  Here is the log from one of them, any help much appreciated.

     

    2020-03-03 05:34:24.4694 [PID=10455]   Request: [USER#xxxxx] [HOST#12809539] [IP xxx.xxx.xxx.79] client 7.6.33
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5881 [PID=10455] [debug]   [HOST#12809539] Initializing max_results_day to 32
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5881 [PID=10455] [debug]   [HOST#12809539] Resetting nresults_today
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5881 [PID=10455] [CRITICAL]   [HOST#12809539] platform 'aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu' not found
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5892 [PID=10455] [debug]   [HOST#12809539] MSG( low) platform 'aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu' not found
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5892 [PID=10455]    Sending reply to [HOST#12809539]: 0 results, delay req 86400.00
2020-03-03 05:34:24.5893 [PID=10455]    Scheduler ran 0.124 seconds

     

     

     

    PorkyPies
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    The project doesn’t have

    3 Mar 2020 12:58:37 UTC
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      The project doesn’t have aarch64 apps. If these are Raspberry Pi’s then you can run the standard armhf app, just turn off 64 bit mode.

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      Jim Whitaker
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      Thanks I can find the Ubuntu

      3 Mar 2020 14:59:15 UTC
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        Thanks I can find the Ubuntu based OS for both of them will that be helpful perhaps?

        PorkyPies
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        There is a volunteer created

        3 Mar 2020 21:16:15 UTC
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          If it’s a 32 bit Ubuntu then that might work.

          There are volunteer created aarch64 apps for the BRP4 work and others if you are willing to use the anonymous platform mechanism. Contact N30DG-ARM to get a copy.

          See https://einsteinathome.org/content/parallella-raspberry-pi-fpga-all-stuff?page=105 which I would suggest you start at the end of, it’s rather a long message thread.

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          Gary Roberts
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          Hi Jim, welcome to

          3 Mar 2020 23:49:00 UTC
          Message 175837
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            Hi Jim, welcome to Einstein!

            This is a message posted by N30DG-ARM late last year.  Seems like a good place to start.  If the link doesn't take you to the correct message, it's dated 9 Nov 2019, message number 174272.

            I see there is also a comment there about the newer gamma-ray pulsar app (GRP) as well as the older binary radio pulsar (BRP) app.  I know nothing about your type of hardware so don't know if that is relevant.  Unfortunately the GRP app needs a lot of memory per instance.  I only mention it because that search is probably of much more interest to the project these days :-).

            Hope everything goes well for you and you find an acceptable solution.

            Cheers,
            Gary.

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