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Message 1290995 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 0:27:28 UTC - in response to Message 1290952.  

please don't assume a start date denotes intelligence anymore than owning a Model T denotes car knowledge.


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Message 1290997 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 0:31:29 UTC - in response to Message 1290952.  

Are you in the circus to laugh??????? Show some respect for the older ones ok? (you joined 27 May 07)


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Message 1291021 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 1:42:18 UTC

The seting for 1000 days will only cause BOINC to go into Hi Priority (Expiration Date First) mode, and it won't fetch work while in that mode. So as Arkayn advised, lower the first (min) to 3 days or so and try to build up a cache. By the way, the max is supposed to be 10 days, but I guess there's no error trapping on that field.

Then check to see if BOINC asks for work and if so, is it asking for both cpu and gpu work? May need to clean up the uploads first if you have too big a stack.
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Message 1291026 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 1:59:51 UTC - in response to Message 1290952.  
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Are you in the circus to laugh??????? Show some respect for the older ones ok? (you joined 27 May 07)

I used at the time (~1983) an 1 MHz Apple ][+ , maybe I'm older ;)

And I really laughed for a minute before be able to post :))
Combination of your complain "not getting CPU tasks" and then "set to 1000 days + everything is ok" was really funny ...

Next time you decide to set some value 10^n times more than the default/usual and for some 'unknown' reason the affected program go crazy: do not complain but think "what I changed recently"


 


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Message 1291148 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 12:30:02 UTC - in response to Message 1291026.  

The reason of setting to 1000 days it is because i dont get any error when i set it. Only get error when i set "+ 100 additional days"
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Message 1291157 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 12:52:22 UTC

Try setting to 0.01 days

...and below that 8 days

I'm pretty sure that will work better for you. You may also want/need to clear local preferences to restore web based preferences (advanced menu)
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Message 1291167 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 13:23:26 UTC

Try setting to 0.01 days

...and below that 8 days

I'm pretty sure that will work better for you. You may also want/need to clear local preferences to restore web based preferences (advanced menu)

Alex, Zapiao is running 7.0.28, so that won't work - try Arkayn's suggestion of 3 + 3 (or less) to get started. I use a very low value (.01) for the second setting with 7.0.28. Keep that first value low or you won't get cpu work for a long time. You can increase it later when you get enough cpu work.

Are your other computers also set this way? I would think that with 4 computers, you may want to use the local prefs in BOINC to allow indivieual computer settings, but if you want to use the Web settings, clear the local prefs as Alex suggests.


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Message 1291176 - Posted: 4 Oct 2012, 13:42:38 UTC - in response to Message 1291167.  

I must be getting old:) I knew I had to switch the numbers around. I was planning to switch the numbers when posting... and did I?:)

Zapiao try 8 days

and below 0.01 days

Thanx Fred!
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Message 1292053 - Posted: 6 Oct 2012, 15:11:33 UTC

Thanks for the good information in this thread
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Message 1292100 - Posted: 6 Oct 2012, 17:04:02 UTC - in response to Message 1292053.  

Thanks for the good information in this thread

We are here to help. Am i getting wus for cpu now, damn panic mode server.
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