Move this I can't post there
10 May 2008 9:07:47 UTC
Topic 193668
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This belongs there , but i dont have enough credits(rac)
OS: XP Pro SP2 (05.01.2600.00)
CPU: Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (Stock speed)
RAM: 2 x 512MB DDR2 667Mhz (Dual Channel mode)
Boinc ver.6.1.0
Running: 2 x Seti, 1x MilkyWay@home & 1 x Einstein
Workunit 39250695
10-May-2008 04:10:05 [Einstein@Home] Starting h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1
10-May-2008 04:10:06 [Einstein@Home] Starting task h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1 using einstein_S5R3 version 446
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Einstein@Home] [error] MD5 check failed for h1_1023.50_S5R3
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Einstein@Home] [error] expected 6c347ae30e6ebeaa9060a365ae752c94, got 581262a5f8002c20db68beb57089e13f
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Einstein@Home] Deferring communication for 1 min 0 sec
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Einstein@Home] Reason: Unrecoverable error for result h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1 (Input file missing or invalid)
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Milkyway@home] Starting gs_584_1210434516_3547596_0
10-May-2008 08:49:32 [Milkyway@home] Starting task gs_584_1210434516_3547596_0 using astronomy version 122
10-May-2008 08:49:33 [Einstein@Home] Computation for task h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1 finished
10-May-2008 08:49:33 [Einstein@Home] Output file h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1_0 for task h1_1023.15_S5R3__319_S5R3b_1 absent
10-May-2008 08:50:35 [Einstein@Home] Sending scheduler request: To report completed tasks
10-May-2008 08:50:35 [Einstein@Home] Reporting 1 tasks
10-May-2008 08:50:41 [Einstein@Home] Scheduler RPC succeeded [server version 601]
10-May-2008 08:50:41 [Einstein@Home] Deferring communication for 1 min 0 sec
10-May-2008 08:50:41 [Einstein@Home] Reason: requested by project
Best regards
Mac-Nic
"The FUTURE is only a PARTICLE away from the PRESENT and the PAST."
Move this I can't post there
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Actually it is probably best left here because it isn't a problem with the new beta test app.
There seem to be lots of issues with these 6.1.x BOINC versions. Might be a good idea to move to 6.2.x ASAP.
The tasks you crunch depend on a series of about 12-16 large data files. This is telling you that one file in the series is corrupt and this was noticed when the science app checked the MD5 checksum for that file. The program terminates as soon as such corruption is noticed. I've seen this happen before a couple of times and I've wondered if BOINC should pause the program rather than terminating it and then attempt to download a fresh copy of the corrupt file before giving up entirely. You only had one task in your cache so you only lost one task. when it has happened to me I've seen several tasks (all in the cache that depend on the corrupt data file) get suddenly wasted when the corrupt data file is discovered.
Subsequently, when BOINC decides to get more work, if it downloads fresh tasks that depend on the same corrupt data file, a fresh copy of that data file will be downloaded first and then all will be back to normal. You don't have any fresh tasks in your cache at the moment but I suspect all will be fine when BOINC decides to get more E@H work. My assumption is that some network glitch caused a data file to be corrupted while being downloaded. Fortunately it doesn't seem to happen very often.
Cheers,
Gary.
Hi, Garry Wireless network
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Hi, Garry
Wireless network hé..not that good I'll gues. :/
Lukely I only downloaded 1 unit to give it a try and not messing up to many units with Boinc 6.1
Thx for the help.
Best regards
Mac-Nic
"The FUTURE is only a PARTICLE away from the PRESENT and the PAST."
Why test BOINC 6.1.0 if much
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Why test BOINC 6.1.0 if much later ones were out already? Or are you using one of the versions not released by Berkeley, but by 3rd party?
Else, if you want to test BOINC 6, just download the latest available for your OS from the BOINC download site.
Hello, Jord RE: Why test
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Hello, Jord
I was testing the 3th party 6.1 to do an credit comparison and affinity test with Project's that give fixed credit.
I already did this after Gary pointed Me to it, I'm now the proud owner of Boinc 6.2.1. :)
Thx for the reply.
Best regards
Mac-Nic
"The FUTURE is only a PARTICLE away from the PRESENT and the PAST."