It's alive! It's alive!

Just got 128 work units, none are Astropulse.

LOL!

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It's alive! It's alive!

Just got 128 work units, none are Astropulse.

LOL!

None are Astro? OMG...

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

I should be fully back to crunching just SETI by sometime this afternoon here. :-)

Cheers.

Up and running - normal WUs only, no AP yet-

Yeah, it'll still be a while for APs. Today is the day it was estimated that the DB table would be done being populated, and then there's ~24 hours of index-building. So.. MAYBE it can start being split on Monday, but more than likely, they'll wait until after the Tuesday maintenance to turn that on.

Personally, I would start with running the validator and assimilator before turning the splitters on.. try to clear out the backlog before adding new WUs into the mix. So there's a plan.. if it's ready on Monday, validate and assimilate, then do deleter and purge before going down for maintenance, back up the DB, then come back and unleash the splitters.

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

Yeah, it'll still be a while for APs. Today is the day it was estimated that the DB table would be done being populated, and then there's ~24 hours of index-building. So.. MAYBE it can start being split on Monday, but more than likely, they'll wait until after the Tuesday maintenance to turn that on.

Personally, I would start with running the validator and assimilator before turning the splitters on.. try to clear out the backlog before adding new WUs into the mix. So there's a plan.. if it's ready on Monday, validate and assimilate, then do deleter and purge before going down for maintenance, back up the DB, then come back and unleash the splitters.

No, today is the day that it ALL should be finished, including the index building.

Eric wrote on 2 Dec 2014, 2:22:45 UTC:

"We've now inserted 231,770,000 of the 306,362,193 AstroPulse signals into the database. Over the last week the insert rate has slowly declined from 1.5 million per hour to 870,000 per hour. At that rate we're looking at another 86 hours (+24 for index building), which means Saturday morning (US Pacific time)."

But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

Cheers.

But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

And then there will be a AP feeding frenzy like never before, a chance for RACs only ever dreamed of.

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Grant
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And then there will be a AP feeding frenzy like never before, a chance for RACs only ever dreamed of.

One would think so, but it depends more on how CreditNew views the situation than how you or I view it.

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But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

+2

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

But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

+2

+3 Patience is a vertue.

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And then there will be a AP feeding frenzy like never before, a chance for RACs only ever dreamed of.

I could just dream of that one of my GPU's had not had its fan blown out. Running with three now.

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To overcome Heisenbergs:
"You can't always get what you want / but if you try sometimes you just might find / you get what you need." -- Rolling Stones

But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

+2

+3 Patience is a vertue.

And Virtue is a Grace, & Grace is a little lass who never washed her face:-)

Regards,

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But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

+2

+3 Patience is a vertue.

And Virtue is a Grace, & Grace is a little lass who never washed her face:-)

Regards,

Grace is also Vic's cat...

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One to watch-
08oc14ad
2 splitters on the one file, yet still 12 others ready to split.

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Grant
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One to watch-
08oc14ad
2 splitters on the one file, yet still 12 others ready to split.

How do you know that? It does not appear to be shown on the Server Status page... are you given certain Forbidden Knowledge by the SETI Gods?

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One to watch-
08oc14ad
2 splitters on the one file, yet still 12 others ready to split.

How do you know that? It does not appear to be shown on the Server Status page... are you given certain Forbidden Knowledge by the SETI Gods?

Normally having 2 or 3 splitters operating on 1 file only hurts the production rate and the AP splitters are bigger offenders of this than the MB 1's, though you would think that something could be done to stop that from happening.

jravin, you can tell by the size of the dark green section of the progress bar on a file and by how many other files are being split. ;-)

Cheers.

Looks like it's gotten over that & started on a new file.
Will keep an eye on 08oc14ad in case the other splitter is stuck on it.


I'm wondering if they're limited (or killed off) the ready-to-send buffer.
Caches are only about 1/3 full, but the number returned per hour has finally levelled off around the usual 70-80,000.
Yet every time the ready-to-send buffer gets more than a few hundred in it, the splitter output drops off. After a while it then cranks up again, till a few more hundred are in the ready-to-send buffer, then it dies off again.


EDIT- my requests for work reflect this, generally it takes 3-5 requests to get some work to replace returned work, then you get it all at once.

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Grant
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But also remember that Eric said that the process was also slowing down so it could be longer and then there'd be the test to make sure that it works as it should before unleashing it. It'll happen when it happens and no sooner so just be patient. ;-)

+1

Claggy

+2

+3 Patience is a vertue.

And Virtue is a Grace, & Grace is a little lass who never washed her face:-)

Regards,

Grace is also a predator, who washes Her face...

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Well there's plenty of WU going out, amazing just how many are shorties though..
Still can't complain after the recent drouth as I've had a few longer running WU as well.

Guess its all grist to the crunching mill:-)

Regards,

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Cliff,
Been there, Done that, Still no damm T shirt!