Seems as if the resync of the RAID arrays are finished now. The message about it is gone from the main page, and the cricket graph just shot up as crazy.

Expect delivery of new WU's to begin now, although it may still take hours before you get any. Everybody wants them now :-)

Sten-Arne

Indeed it does.
I saw "12/29/2009 9:11:25 PM SETI@home Scheduler request completed: got 29 new tasks" on one of my machines. Now it just seems everyone has to fight over the bandwidth to D/L them lol

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Seems as if the resync of the RAID arrays are finished now. The message about it is gone from the main page, and the cricket graph just shot up as crazy.

Expect delivery of new WU's to begin now, although it may still take hours before you get any. Everybody wants them now :-)

Sten-Arne

I saw
"12/29/2009 9:11:25 PM SETI@home Scheduler request completed: got 29 new tasks"
on one of my machines. Now it just seems everyone has to fight over the bandwidth to D/L them lol

I'll wait some more, Why not? I have all the time in the world. :D

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Seems as if the resync of the RAID arrays are finished now. The message about it is gone from the main page, and the cricket graph just shot up as crazy.

Expect delivery of new WU's to begin now, although it may still take hours before you get any. Everybody wants them now :-)

Sten-Arne

I saw
"12/29/2009 9:11:25 PM SETI@home Scheduler request completed: got 29 new tasks"
on one of my machines. Now it just seems everyone has to fight over the bandwidth to D/L them lol

I'll wait some more, Why not? I have all the time in the world. :D

I just set my machines at home to NNT until they finish downloading what they have. I saw on my machine computers that it kept requesting new tasks and queuing them up for d/l without getting anywhere.

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The interesting part is my only cold GPU managed to get one all by itself... The 8400GS that is only running Seti Main (or Lunatics Tests). The other machines are busy and they will get work when they need it.

So now that people know and are pushing the BUTTON (Grin), it becomes the fight... Please, just let Boinc sort it out. It does a better job than just pushing the button too soon...

In the mean time, I have about 6K worth of pendings that have cleared.

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Seems as if the resync of the RAID arrays are finished now. The message about it is gone from the main page, and the cricket graph just shot up as crazy.

Expect delivery of new WU's to begin now, although it may still take hours before you get any. Everybody wants them now :-)

Sten-Arne

I saw
"12/29/2009 9:11:25 PM SETI@home Scheduler request completed: got 29 new tasks"
on one of my machines. Now it just seems everyone has to fight over the bandwidth to D/L them lol

I'll wait some more, Why not? I have all the time in the world. :D

I just set my machines at home to NNT until they finish downloading what they have. I saw on my machine computers that it kept requesting new tasks and queuing them up for d/l without getting anywhere.

Me too, I kept on getting an error stating no contact with the server, So I'll wait until around 11pm here and try then, If I still can't get anywhere, I'll try again sometime on Wednesday, I can do other tasks. As I'm too tired or something most of the time and so I don't/won't complain as I know everyone/everything here is doing their best.

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Neither of my two machines have successfully gotten any tasks, but I'm not worried about it. The main cruncher still has about two days of cache left, and the other one has about 30 hours left, but is sharing its cycles with the SQL database for WSUS that just got re-configured, so that 30 hours may be more like 48 by the time all is said and done.

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Linux laptop:
record uptime: 1511d 20h 19m (ended due to the power brick giving-up)