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Message 722737 - Posted: 6 Mar 2008, 18:19:06 UTC

Hey y'all, I've just came back to boinc to crunch some more numbers for SETI@Home, after my installation, I am finding after an half hour to an hours running, the boinc setiathome child process turns into a zombie, and still takes all the cpu.

Is it still working, or is it not? Is there any way to prevent this? Thanks for all your time.

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Message 740740 - Posted: 18 Apr 2008, 3:18:35 UTC

Please define "turns ino a zombie"? Are you sure its not processing data?
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Message 741135 - Posted: 19 Apr 2008, 0:30:36 UTC - in response to Message 722737.  

Hey y'all, I've just came back to boinc to crunch some more numbers for SETI@Home, after my installation, I am finding after an half hour to an hours running, the boinc setiathome child process turns into a zombie, and still takes all the cpu.

Is it still working, or is it not? Is there any way to prevent this? Thanks for all your time.

Thanks.


I would check the obvious first.... Temperature of your CPU. Stability of other programs. Have you run a benchmark test to make sure your system is stable?

Also, what version of BOINC are you running?
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