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Running more than one project???
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Andy Hagon Send message Joined: 26 May 99 Posts: 2 Credit: 5,166,932 RAC: 0 |
Guys (and gals), I've installed BOINC 3.19, attached to S@H and all seems to be running fine. A couple of days ago I also attached to Predictor@home, giving Seti a 65% resource share and Predictor a 35% share. Now, all of the P@H WUs are being crunched and none of the S@H units are getting a look-in. Any ideas? Cheerz, Andy |
Heffed Send message Joined: 19 Mar 02 Posts: 1856 Credit: 40,736 RAC: 0 |
Yes. It is expected for a newly attached project to dominate BOINC until the resource share becomes balanced. (depending on how long you've been running the other project, this could be a couple days, or more than a week) Just let it do what it needs to do, and it will get back to S@H. :) <a> [/url] |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
> Yes. It is expected for a newly attached project to dominate BOINC until the > resource share becomes balanced. (depending on how long you've been running > the other project, this could be a couple days, or more than a week) > > Just let it do what it needs to do, and it will get back to S@H. :) > > <a> [/url] |
Spok Send message Joined: 8 Aug 02 Posts: 5 Credit: 4,251,472 RAC: 5 |
> > Yes. It is expected for a newly attached project to dominate BOINC until > the > > resource share becomes balanced. (depending on how long you've been > running > > the other project, this could be a couple days, or more than a week) > > > > Just let it do what it needs to do, and it will get back to S@H. :) > > > > > Depending on the resouce shares declared, it could be much shorter, or longer. > If the new project has a share of 90%, expect more than a month to catch up. > If the new project has a share of 1%, expect a day or so on a reasonably fast > computer with normal (not CPDN) length WUs. > > And it seems Seti now distribute no workunits. We have to wait. |
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