The first workunits errored out with "einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.07_i686-pc-linux-gnu-cuda: error while loading shared libraries: libcufft.so.2: invalid ELF header"
Just in case anyone is searching for a solution to the "invalid ELF header" message:
This was caused by the 32-bit application trying to link to the CUDA libraries and finding 64-bit versions instead of the 32-bit versions supplied by the project. In my case this was because LD_LIBRARY_PATH was set, pointing to the 64-bit versions. Removing the environment variable solved the problem.
We posted a new CUDA App for
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We posted a new CUDA App for Linux that fixes a bug and should be a little faster on the CPU, too. See here.
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RE: The first workunits
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Just in case anyone is searching for a solution to the "invalid ELF header" message:
This was caused by the 32-bit application trying to link to the CUDA libraries and finding 64-bit versions instead of the 32-bit versions supplied by the project. In my case this was because LD_LIBRARY_PATH was set, pointing to the 64-bit versions. Removing the environment variable solved the problem.