I only just got CUDA running on my system.
Using win XP, up to date.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual core, 5400+.

Only updates not installed are ones that install in a never ending loop, (KB2656351 and KB287367 to name two that I wrote the numbers down for) and one that corrupted/disabled my Ethernet card driver, and disconnected me from the interweb, KB number forgotten.

Boinc 7.0.64.

All Seti related files downloaded yesterday after a reset and re-attach to the project
Up to date drivers downloaded from Nvidia yesterday before reattaching to seti.
Card is NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT, 1GB ram.

I get the error "Schedular wait: Cuda runtime, memory related failure, threadsafe temporary exit" for all GPU tasks after 20 seconds, plus or minus 5 seconds.

If I do nothing, and let it carry on as above I eventually I get a corrupted screen when I go to use the PC. A few pixels change colour randomly, followed by a general disintegration of the image on the screen.
Imagine the pixels were grains of sand on a tray: someone throws a small number or randomly coloured grains of sand on the tray, then gives it a really good shake.

Apart from the obvious- disable GPU tasks and forget about them, any ideas?

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Foamy is "Lord and Master".
(Oh, + some Classic WUs too.)

Since your computer(s) are hidden, we can't take a look at your work to see if there are any clues in their error output. Please unhide them so we can help. There is no personal information displayed in unhidden system information.

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Since your computer(s) are hidden, we can't take a look at your work to see if there are any clues in their error output. Please unhide them so we can help. There is no personal information displayed in unhidden system information.

The WU's are not erroring out and reporting with this message, it is their current status as they try (and fail) to run in Boinc.



But because you asked look here.

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Foamy is "Lord and Master".
(Oh, + some Classic WUs too.)

OK, I'll make a 'vicious circle':
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=72077&postid=1383417#1383417

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