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You can also have SETI, as Back Up Project, ducks to avoid | |
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Re: "Orbit at Home is now giving out WUs!" ... but can the server handle what comes back? ;-) 05.09.2010 15:10:31 orbit@home [error] Error reported by file upload server: Server is out of disk space | |
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Re: "Orbit at Home is now giving out WUs!" ... but can the server handle what comes back? ;-) I had a bunch of trouble's uploading work to them, they finally went through. LOL After some button pushing. ____________  | |
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Lucky devils. I've had Orbit open since I 1st attached over a year ago, On this load of wu's, never got any... :( | |
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If I’m reading the stats page correctly, you might try again as there are still plenty needing processed. If a manual request doesn’t work maybe try a reset or detach/reattach. | |
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And what does "ORBIT" have to do with Seti@home crunchers ??? | |
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And what does "ORBIT" have to do with Seti@home crunchers ??? More than nothing, as explained by Forum Moderator uli in this thread. ____________  | |
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And what does "ORBIT" have to do with Seti@home crunchers ??? As John stated, its a backup project. It rarely gives out work. Its almost like LHC in that aspect. The mission of Orbit@home is: Mission The mission of orbit@home is to apply distributed computing to the study of Solar System dynamics. Distributed computing provides an unmatched amount of computational power, enabling qualitatively new research levels in terms of detail and accuracy. Many are the open problems that we plan to study with orbit@home. At first, we will focus on Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) research, focusing into the areas below: * NEA search strategies: we are studying a search strategy that maximizes the volume covered in the space of the orbital elements of the NEAs; its implementation requires the availability of a very significant amount of computing power, making the distributed computing approach the perfect candidate; [abstract] * NEA impact hazard monitoring: we are studying the applicability and advantages of using a distributed computing system to monitor the impact hazard by NEAs; when compared to standard systems, the distributed computing approach provides better scalability, responsiveness, and accuracy. [abstract] Public outreach and education represents also a very important aspect of the system, because the public provides the main distributed computing power and participates in the science being studied. ____________ | |
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I am running 6 BOINC projects on my Linux box, so I am never out of work: SETI, Einstein,AQUA, QMC,CPDN,QuantumFIRE and LHC as a plus. Now LHC seems to have spawned a LHC+ which should be the CERN-VM dr.Ben Segal of CERN spoke about in the BOINC workshop and Citizen Cyberscience Summit in London but I am awaiting confirmation. | |
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And what does "ORBIT" have to do with Seti@home crunchers ??? What with the current outage scheduling, I see it as a courteous way of informing crunchers of other projects to keep their systems busy. And in my view, that is a good thing. | |
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And what does "ORBIT" have to do with Seti@home crunchers ??? Might want to read the whole thread Robert....Uli posted early on... Quoting Uli-"This is homebase for most Setizens who listen. Have a backup project." ____________   | |
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If I’m reading the stats page correctly, you might try again as there are still plenty needing processed. If a manual request doesn’t work maybe try a reset or detach/reattach. Thanks. Manual didn't work so detached/reattached & got a couple 100...... | |
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If 'E.T. isn't that friendly afterall, we can kick them back into ORBIT. . . . Just joking...... ____________  Knight Who Says Ni N!, OUT numbered................. | |
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Swibby Bear, | |
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John McLeod VII Volunteer developer Volunteer tester  Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 22343 Credit: 439,209 RAC: 396  | |
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Orbit and LHC posting work in the same month? Will wonders never cease? | |
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LHC@home is giving work only to Windows users. As a Linux user I am looking forward to CERN-VM on which dr.Ben Segal is working. He has presented it in the BOINC Workshop in London and his slides are available on the BOINC site. | |
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Orbit and LHC posting work in the same month? Will wonders never cease? According to the recent News on their front page from Pasquale Tricarico "Orbit@Home in Production Mode with Real Data". At the time of this post, they have: Results ready to send 277,817 Results in progress 112,770 Work is available for Windows (98 or later), Linux and Mac OS 10.4 or later. With the most recent batch, they have reduced initial replication to 2, quorum 2. The deadlines have also been reduced to 3 days. | |
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Looks like Orbit was inundated and is since off line. | |
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Maybe the ISP shut them down for transfering to much data. | |
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orbit.psi.edu responds to pings, so my guess is that the database died. We/they have too many volunteers. :-) :-) | |
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