Computation erro
29 Oct 2012 8:14:33 UTC
Topic 196595
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I have started to get computation errors on
Binar Radio Pulsar Search(Arecibo) 1.28. I have restarted the computer 3 times now, but still some of the works gives computation error.
Can I do anything about this?
Inge
Computation erro
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All the errored tasks I checked have "Exit status -1073741515 (0xffffffffc0000135)"
There's a thread (- exit code -1073741515 (0xc0000135)) about that in the Cruncher's Corner.
Gruß,
Gundolf
Computer sind nicht alles im Leben. (Kleiner Scherz)
All Binar Radio Pulsar
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All Binar Radio Pulsar Search(Arecibo) 1.28 are still causing error code
0xc0000135 for me.
I am running a standalone workstation so local group policy is not
applied .
I am part in following security groups, taken from gpresult:
None
Everyone
boinc_admins
HomeUsers
BUILTIN\Administrators
BUILTIN\Users
NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE
CONSOLE LOGON
NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users
This Organization
LOCAL
NTLM Authentication
High Mandatory Level
I tried anyhow to issue the two recommended command
net localgroup boinc_admins boinc_master /add
net localgroup boinc_projects boinc_project /add
but to no use.
I am not a PC expert and have only worked with mainframes.
Keep smiling
Inge
RE: All Binar Radio Pulsar
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That thread is much longer than that... You will find another options there, but for brevity, there are some hosts in which the combination of a Keppler GPU, plus Win7 64b plus BOINC version 7.xx produce that error on EINSTEIN GPU apps, and for some people the only workaround was to downgrade BOINC to version 6.xx
I have downgraded BOINC to
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I have downgraded BOINC to version 6.12.34 and let us see if this will solve the problem.
Inge
Yes the old version solved
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Yes the old version solved the problem.
Keep smiling
Inge
often I experience blue
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often I experience blue screen, when restarting my Pc without previous deactivating BOINC. Windows update restarts sometimes automatically, so there will be no control. Some weeks of computation be lost. There was computational error reported. Sorry.