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We hit a storage limitation in our science database. Everything is okay but we will remain down, at least overnight, to run various tests.

Our night or their night? Ah, well, it's Patch Tuesday, lots of Windows machines to update in the next 24 hours...

Pacific Standard Time night.

It's still Einstein or whatever, no matter what for a bit.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Front page NEWS

We hit a storage limitation in our science database. Everything is okay but we will remain down, at least overnight, to run various tests.

Our night or their night? Ah, well, it's Patch Tuesday, lots of Windows machines to update in the next 24 hours...

Pacific Standard Time night.

It's still Einstein or whatever, no matter what for a bit.

Not even, I am running Prime Grid on my 2 CUDA cards.

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Front page NEWS

We hit a storage limitation in our science database. Everything is okay but we will remain down, at least overnight, to run various tests.

Our night or their night? Ah, well, it's Patch Tuesday, lots of Windows machines to update in the next 24 hours...

Pacific Standard Time night.

It's still Einstein or whatever, no matter what for a bit.

Not even, I am running Prime Grid on my 2 CUDA cards.

That's why I wrote whatever Arkayn, just in case others were running something else.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

bla, bla bla no cuda units LOL.
I got an astropulse wu for some strange reason and am happy to do it even though this Sempron is kinda slow at it and the old ATI x1550 I have in the this box does not do cuda, strange thing is that my preference settings are
SETI@home Enhanced: yes
Astropulse v5: no
Astropulse v505:
if no work for selected applications is available, accept work from other applications? no
I still got an astropulse unit

Interesting. I just noticed on my Sempron machine that it, too, has:

yes, no, no, no for the preferences and still got an AP. Though it could have been prevented if I had removed AP from the app_info months ago when I switched that machine to MB-only. I just went ahead and suspended network for that machine though. Partly because of the overnight downtime, and partly because I also did NNT on it so that I can fix the app_info once all the completed tasks are reported.

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

bla, bla bla no cuda units LOL.
I got an astropulse wu for some strange reason and am happy to do it even though this Sempron is kinda slow at it and the old ATI x1550 I have in the this box does not do cuda, strange thing is that my preference settings are
SETI@home Enhanced: yes
Astropulse v5: no
Astropulse v505:
if no work for selected applications is available, accept work from other applications? no
I still got an astropulse unit

Interesting. I just noticed on my Sempron machine that it, too, has:

yes, no, no, no for the preferences and still got an AP. Though it could have been prevented if I had removed AP from the app_info months ago when I switched that machine to MB-only. I just went ahead and suspended network for that machine though. Partly because of the overnight downtime, and partly because I also did NNT on it so that I can fix the app_info once all the completed tasks are reported.

Yeah, I think there is a bug in the work request code somewhere. So somehow the tasks slip though if you have an app for them.

I see in my logs sometime that I don't have an app in my app_info.xml for "random app that I don't have allowed on for that venue". As most of my machine are CPU MB only the message is normally "Message from server: Your app_info.xml file doesn't have a usable version of Astropulse v505."

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SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours
Join the [url=http://tinyurl.com/8y46zvu]BP6/VP6 User Group[

Yeah, I think there is a bug in the work request code somewhere. So somehow the tasks slip though if you have an app for them.

I see in my logs sometime that I don't have an app in my app_info.xml for "random app that I don't have allowed on for that venue". As most of my machine are CPU MB only the message is normally "Message from server: Your app_info.xml file doesn't have a usable version of Astropulse v505."

Mine's the other way around for that. On the main cruncher, it is AP-only, so "no, no, yes, no" and about 95% of the scheduler requests result in "you don't have a usable version of S@H enhanced." Been doing that for at least a year. Since I only have AP in my app_info, I don't get issued work that I didn't ask for, but I forgot to remove AP from the app_info on the other machine.

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

On to Folding for now!

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My Computers:
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â–ˆ Green Offline
â–ˆ Red Offline

bla, bla bla no cuda units LOL.
I got an astropulse wu for some strange reason and am happy to do it even though this Sempron is kinda slow at it and the old ATI x1550 I have in the this box does not do cuda, strange thing is that my preference settings are
SETI@home Enhanced: yes
Astropulse v5: no
Astropulse v505:
if no work for selected applications is available, accept work from other applications? no
I still got an astropulse unit

Interesting. I just noticed on my Sempron machine that it, too, has:

yes, no, no, no for the preferences and still got an AP. Though it could have been prevented if I had removed AP from the app_info months ago when I switched that machine to MB-only. I just went ahead and suspended network for that machine though. Partly because of the overnight downtime, and partly because I also did NNT on it so that I can fix the app_info once all the completed tasks are reported.

If you have an app_info then the settings on the preference web page are meaningless. You will get tasks for the apps listed in your app_info.

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If you have an app_info then the settings on the preference web page are meaningless. You will get tasks for the apps listed in your app_info.

But.. the preferences should enforce the decisions made by the scheduler, which is the whole point of having the preferences in the first place.

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

The preferences page definitely still works even with an app_info in place.

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The preferences page definitely still works even with an app_info in place.

Indeed they do. At least most of the time in my case. If it occurred often for me I would run a trace to see if the issue was on my end somehow. I see it with the same rate on my home and work machines. So I am guessing it is something server or network related. Perhaps my request packet dropped some info or the server was so busy it ignored that part of the request. As I don't run other projects as much I'm not sure if they have similar issues.

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SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours
Join the [url=http://tinyurl.com/8y46zvu]BP6/VP6 User Group[

bla, bla bla no cuda units LOL.
I got an astropulse wu for some strange reason and am happy to do it even though this Sempron is kinda slow at it and the old ATI x1550 I have in the this box does not do cuda, strange thing is that my preference settings are
SETI@home Enhanced: yes
Astropulse v5: no
Astropulse v505:
if no work for selected applications is available, accept work from other applications? no
I still got an astropulse unit

Interesting. I just noticed on my Sempron machine that it, too, has:

yes, no, no, no for the preferences and still got an AP. Though it could have been prevented if I had removed AP from the app_info months ago when I switched that machine to MB-only. I just went ahead and suspended network for that machine though. Partly because of the overnight downtime, and partly because I also did NNT on it so that I can fix the app_info once all the completed tasks are reported.

If you have an app_info then the settings on the preference web page are meaningless. You will get tasks for the apps listed in your app_info.

And even though My app info has no AP 505 tasks in it at all, the server will complain that I have no 505 in My app info... Seems kind of stupid when I only have gpu MB work checked in My online prefs...

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

Ditto, Luckily there are no pesky Cylons around as I'm out of the right type of ammo for the Galacticas guns(at least premium ammo, ammo that I have is just good), which is getting an MSI GTX285(N285GTX-T2D1G-OC) soon to go along with the 2 BFG GTX295 cards that I have, when It gets here, then the 295 cards get a sli cable, If it fits that is as the two card have 2 x1 slots between the two x8 slots and the flexible Asus sli cable is 3.125" long(which should fit according to Asus, I hope their right).

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

Ditto, Luckily there are no pesky Cylons around as I'm out of ammo for the Galacticas guns(at least premium ammo, ammo that I have is just good), which is getting an MSI GTX285(N285GTX-T2D1G-OC) soon to go along with the 2 BFG GTX295 cards that I have, when It gets here, then the 295 cards get a sli cable, If it fits that is as the two card have 2 x1 slots between the two x8 slots and the flexible Asus sli cable is 3.125" long.

And why do that? As far as I know, there is no benefit whatsoever from SLI for Cuda processing. I turn disable it on all my rigs.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

Ditto, Luckily there are no pesky Cylons around as I'm out of ammo for the Galacticas guns(at least premium ammo, ammo that I have is just good), which is getting an MSI GTX285(N285GTX-T2D1G-OC) soon to go along with the 2 BFG GTX295 cards that I have, when It gets here, then the 295 cards get a sli cable, If it fits that is as the two card have 2 x1 slots between the two x8 slots and the flexible Asus sli cable is 3.125" long.

And why do that? As far as I know, there is no benefit whatsoever from SLI for Cuda processing. I turn disable it on all my rigs.

There's more to life than cuda, besides it can't hurt, sli is there on each GTX295 card, it's just a cable to unite 2 cards. And the cable didn't cost much.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

Ditto, Luckily there are no pesky Cylons around as I'm out of ammo for the Galacticas guns(at least premium ammo, ammo that I have is just good), which is getting an MSI GTX285(N285GTX-T2D1G-OC) soon to go along with the 2 BFG GTX295 cards that I have, when It gets here, then the 295 cards get a sli cable, If it fits that is as the two card have 2 x1 slots between the two x8 slots and the flexible Asus sli cable is 3.125" long.

And why do that? As far as I know, there is no benefit whatsoever from SLI for Cuda processing. I turn disable it on all my rigs.

There's more to life than cuda, besides it can't hurt, sli is there on each GTX295 card, it's just a cable to unite 2 cards. And the cable didn't cost much.

I was just curious.

Kitties sez, can I haz more WUs please?

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

All I know is the kitties shall be much happier when the database is sorted and they can once again get some kibble delivery.

Ditto, Luckily there are no pesky Cylons around as I'm out of ammo for the Galacticas guns(at least premium ammo, ammo that I have is just good), which is getting an MSI GTX285(N285GTX-T2D1G-OC) soon to go along with the 2 BFG GTX295 cards that I have, when It gets here, then the 295 cards get a sli cable, If it fits that is as the two card have 2 x1 slots between the two x8 slots and the flexible Asus sli cable is 3.125" long.

And why do that? As far as I know, there is no benefit whatsoever from SLI for Cuda processing. I turn disable it on all my rigs.

There's more to life than cuda, besides it can't hurt, sli is there on each GTX295 card, it's just a cable to unite 2 cards. And the cable didn't cost much.

I was just curious.

Kitties sez, can I haz more WUs please?

When they are ready and have fixed the problem, then yes, until then I at least have an alternate, Einstein and they love Me a lot.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Kitties sez, can I haz more WUs please?

When thy are ready and have fixed the problem, then yes, until then I at least have an alternate, Einstein and they love Me a lot.

Einstein here too on my top 4 rigs. Gotta keep the kitties warm.
Mebbe tomorrow the Seti kibble shall start to flow again.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

Kitties sez, can I haz more WUs please?

When thy are ready and have fixed the problem, then yes, until then I at least have an alternate, Einstein and they love Me a lot.

Einstein here too on my top 4 rigs. Gotta keep the kitties warm.
Mebbe tomorrow the Seti kibble shall start to flow again.

Yep. One thing I did do while S@H was giving out wu's, was I clobbered Carlos in work done as I passed Him. :D

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's