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Ok, so the working 7.0.27 will for now be available in Ubuntu through "Locutus'" PPA repository, since we're done testing, and just waiting for the standard repository to be fixed. sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo add-apt-repository ppa:costamagnagianfranco/boinc sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install boinc That's it. Boinc 7.0.27 is installed and should be working, with Nvidia improvements vs 7.0.24. You should be able to find it by typing "boinc-manager" into unity's search. or through other methods I won't be covering here. ____________ -Dave #2 | |
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I installed .27 per instructions here. I am still getting fails but the time they came was 9 May at 15:53 so I will wait for new downloads of work and see what happens. | |
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10 May 15:28 work just failed too | |
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I encountered the bug and was quite unhappy with it and the software updater bug. I gave up on Ubuntu/Kubuntu and moved on over to OpenSUSE Which SuSE version are you using? I am still using BOINC 6.10.58 on my SuSE 11.1 since when I tried 6.12.34 it would not even start. I have downloaded SuSE 12.1 but I haven't installed it yet. Tullio ____________ | |
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I think its 11.1 I'm using the Boinc files from openSUSE. just use the console su and cd to /usr/bin/ then ./boincmgr and it starts right up | |
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10 May 15:28 work just failed too Did you fully remove your previous boinc, do an auto-remove, and then add the PPA, update and then install? If not try again. try to notice the version# as it installs make sure it says:"7.0.27+dfsg-0~827~precise1" If it does still, let me know, I'll dump mine and reinstall to see if I can reproduce what's happening. I won't be able to do this for about 10-12 hours from now. Also, I am curious to be SURE you are having the same bug. The bug that this ppa package solves is the INSTANT erroring of all s@h workunits in boinc when they try to run. If in your case the work units actually process in Boinc, than you are having a different issue. EDIT] Crap, They started testing other versions in that PPA!! it was supposed to be the location of the working 7.0.27 Ill update with some info when I get a PPA that has the "good" version. Sorry about this, but it's those guys doing it not me. :-) (I really am going to have to make my own PPA, <grumbles>) ____________ -Dave #2 | |
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It has just started working. Thanks for the work you did solving the problem. | |
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I didn't solve anything. I worked with the Ubuntu/Debian package managers to help figure out the problem. | |
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The PPA link in my previous message should be stable for now. It currently points to a working 7.0.27, and should only be changed for version changes in the future. | |
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OK. I did this and I'm up and running with 7.0.27 but now I get the error: | |
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OK. I did this and I'm up and running with 7.0.27 but now I get the error: 7.0.27 is currently beta I believe. And I really don't even know what to tell you about this issue, except normally I see messages like this when there are missing dependencies. But considering these are specifically named *boinc* then it's safe to say the dependencies should be getting installed with boinc. I'd say if you can get the lib file that's missing just throw it in the folder there? I haven't had this issue, and I've installed this package several times on more than one machine for testing purposes. but I also don't run a GPU so not sure if that's related. I hope someone else has some ideas on this one. See this thread. This guy had an almost identical issue. It seems everyone, even me, ends up with missing lib* files here and there. I usually cheat and use apt-get to install something else that uses the same files and just removing the unneeded package without its dependencies. . But in this situation I don't know.. ____________ -Dave #2 | |
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Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal) does not need the PPA fix, as the working 7.0.27 is now in Quantal's repository. :-) (Thanks to Steffen, "Locutus", and Thomas at Launchpad and Debian) | |
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Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal) does not need the PPA fix, as the working 7.0.27 is now in Quantal's repository. :-) (Thanks to Steffen, "Locutus", and Thomas at Launchpad and Debian) Any luck? Installed Lubuntu earlier in the week. Can't get BOINC working properly. Just noticed my other Ubuntu 12.04 box has not been working since April 28, the day I updated it. Anyway we can fix these issues? I've been living with this since I started using Linux about 6-8 years ago. I jumped aboard SETI way back in 1999. ____________ | |
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There's some hold-up getting the 7.0.27 package backported into 12.04, there was a different bug found, (I haven't had an issue)... sudo apt-get remove boinc sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo add-apt-repository ppa:costamagnagianfranco/boinc sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install boinc This will add the active ppa repository to your system and install boinc from it. This version gets changed regularly however, so you are more likely to run into problems using this repository, however for now at least you can have something that should work, vs. something that doesn't. As I mentioned Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal) has a fix in it's repository, but there is some holdup getting that package into 12.04 as 12.04 is a long term support release and they want to make sure once the package is replaced, it will be a version that can be relied on for some time... ____________ -Dave #2 | |
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Just updated - will report back once a work unit turns up. | |
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Other boinc projects seem to work OK. | |
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Thanks, patch seems to work. | |
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Yes flite, this issue with the Ubuntu/Debian Boinc is limited to Seti@home and perhaps one or two other projects only. | |
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So I get errors still: | |
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Missing lib file... | |
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