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AZPaul3 Send message Joined: 29 Nov 09 Posts: 6 Credit: 38,821 RAC: 0 |
There is an option to switch applications that is set to 60 min. I want to work SETI exclusively until there are no WUs available then work the secondary project until a SETI WU is assigned. Is this possible? Resource sharing is set 900 SETI/100 other. But this doesn't seem to affect processor time nor priority. Is this option disk space only? Appreciate any help for this newbie. |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
There is an option to switch applications that is set to 60 min. I want to work SETI exclusively until there are no WUs available then work the secondary project until a SETI WU is assigned. Is this possible? Over the long term BOINC will run 9/10 of the time S@H and 1/10 the other project. You can set this to be 1000 to 1. This affects work fetch. Once a task has been downloaded onto the computer it has to run to completion before the deadline, and the scheduler is likely to give lower resource share projects MORE of the CPU time once the task has been downloaded. However, workfetch should be cut off for low resource share projects after not very long. They will then only fetch work if S@H is low on work and not contactable. Set "Connect Every X" to approximately match the duration between connections that you allow. BOINC will connect as needed unless you specifically do something to break its network connection. Set "Extra work" to be longer than the expeted S@H outages. This way S@H will have enough work on hand to get through most outages, and the other project will load work when your CPU does not have enough work on hand to get through the connection interval. BOINC does not load any "Extra" work for projects below the work cutoff for borrowed CPU time (low Long Term Debt or LTD). BOINC WIKI |
AZPaul3 Send message Joined: 29 Nov 09 Posts: 6 Credit: 38,821 RAC: 0 |
Thank you, John. Just what I wanted to acheive. This is working well. |
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