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Message 1764336 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 13:11:36 UTC - in response to Message 1764334.  

+1, I find random things sometimes helpful in technical matters.
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Message 1764388 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 17:03:37 UTC - in response to Message 1764199.  

With only 110 MB channels to be split either new disks will be mounted or we will soon run out of work.

And it is a 3 day weekend too ...
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Message 1764390 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 17:14:03 UTC
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..either noting in the back of the cupboard, or clearing the decks for something big
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Message 1764404 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 18:17:14 UTC

We've been stuck on 60 channels of MB to split for quite some time
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Message 1764414 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 18:33:14 UTC - in response to Message 1764404.  

We've been stuck on 60 channels of MB to split for quite some time

Presently...54.
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Message 1764421 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 18:54:23 UTC - in response to Message 1764414.  

We've been stuck on 60 channels of MB to split for quite some time

Presently...54.

It advanced because I posted about it, that always works.
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Message 1764428 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 19:12:20 UTC - in response to Message 1764421.  

We've been stuck on 60 channels of MB to split for quite some time

Presently...54.

It advanced because I posted about it, that always works.

It's true. Always happens. Something to the tune of "you changed the outcome by checking it!"
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Message 1764454 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 21:01:30 UTC

Something to the tune of "you changed the outcome by checking it!"
Schrodinger's Kittie?

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Message 1764459 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 21:23:35 UTC - in response to Message 1764454.  

Something to the tune of "you changed the outcome by checking it!"
Schrodinger's Kittie?

You can call it that if you want. There seems to be pretty strong followings of kitties and racoons around here though, so.. pick which one you want to go with.

That quote is actually a line from Futurama, when Professor Farnsworth contests the result of the centaur race because it was a photo finish and they used an electron microscope to determine who won, and the centaur he bet on was not the winner. Then he yelled that one out.
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Message 1764461 - Posted: 12 Feb 2016, 21:34:22 UTC - in response to Message 1764459.  

Something to the tune of "you changed the outcome by checking it!"

With how often processes can hang until new input comes in.... We become sysadmins by checking the Status Page? :-)
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Message 1764549 - Posted: 13 Feb 2016, 4:45:15 UTC - in response to Message 1763034.  

The Lower the angle range, the more impact those settings have. I would suggest for display devices and a device like that, pfblockspersm of 15, and pfperiodsperlaunch of 200, might inmprove things. On non-display GPUs (or even the display one if you don;t experience notable slowdown) you could up the process priority.


I might give that a go.
Initially I tried several different settings when running v7, all the way up to the maximums, but they didn't have any significant effect so I just went back to the defaults.


It's been almost a week and while I haven't been able to keep a close eye on things the results are in.

With Jason's suggested parameters (pfblockspersm = 15, pfperiodsperlaunch = 200, processpriority = abovenormal), the non VLARs that run longer than they are estimated to are finishing considerably earlier.
Estimated crunch times of 47 min are finishing in around 38.5, where as they were taking up to 55 min.

Unfortunately the parameters are only good for my (mostly) dedicated cruncher. The screen lag isn't too bad (when it does occur). However when typing out something such as this post the result is (roughly) every 15th letter doesn't make it through so I've kept the defaults on my daily use system.
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Message 1764585 - Posted: 13 Feb 2016, 10:19:22 UTC
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oops, there coming no more workunits from server, right now. Whats up ? ;)

11:31

back to normal, thx
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Message 1764673 - Posted: 13 Feb 2016, 21:16:36 UTC

Two updates to mention, and then I won't have to mention anything about this for a while.

The Addonics port multiplier arrived in Saturday's mail. Took about two minutes to install and that solved the problem. External drives are back up and operational. So that's 5x1TB single disks.

Second thing.. I had a Compaq Presario out in the garage that I used to use for random hardware testing and so forth, and out of curiosity.. I pulled-up CPUID on it... it's a s939 Sempron 3500+. Looks like I'm cannibalizing that machine to get Altair back up and running...with an upgrade, because it's a 3500+ (2.0ghz) instead of a 3200+ (1.8Ghz).

And... APs are flowing nicely.


This has been a good Saturday for me.
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Message 1764685 - Posted: 13 Feb 2016, 21:46:36 UTC - in response to Message 1764673.  

Yes, the kitties are enjoying the AP run as well.
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Message 1766328 - Posted: 19 Feb 2016, 22:49:39 UTC

Back......wow, that was fun......kudos to the staff for the 'fix'n'.

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Message 1766388 - Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 3:29:42 UTC

Neat. We're dusting-off some 2010 tapes, and getting some APs out of them, too!
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Message 1766393 - Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 3:48:28 UTC - in response to Message 1766388.  

Neat. We're dusting-off some 2010 tapes, and getting some APs out of them, too!

Perhaps Richard can give us a history on those tapes in the morning. My own database (which only goes back to 2013) shows that the 04my10aa tape was split in January, 2015, but only for APs (I got 4 of them).
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Message 1766473 - Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 12:42:36 UTC - in response to Message 1766393.  

My database throws up:

Tape_name	First processed	Last processed
01fe10ac	26-Jun-2010	16-Jul-2010
02se10ae	01-Jan-2011	10-Jan-2015
04my10aa	26-Jul-2010	11-Sep-2010
06ap10aa	21-Aug-2010	23-Aug-2010
07ap10ab	22-Aug-2010	04-Aug-2012
10se10ab	02-Jan-2011	04-Jan-2011
11au10aa	11-Oct-2010	14-Dec-2012
14se10aa	29-Oct-2011	03-Nov-2011
15my10aa	02-Sep-2011	15-Sep-2011
17mr10af	04-Jun-2010	15-Oct-2012
19mr10ac	06-Jun-2010	26-May-2012
20au10ac	08-Oct-2011	10-Aug-2012
20dc10ac	01-May-2011	29-Jan-2015
21my10ae	11-Aug-2010	08-Oct-2012
23ap10ah	23-Feb-2011	28-Jun-2012
28au10ab	01-Apr-2011	18-Oct-2014

That's using the data up to 31 January 2015, MB only, 'first split' (_0 or _1) tasks only - to avoid the long tail of time outs and resends. [E&OE - it was a quick re-hack of my usual query]

Looks like we've been back to recheck things more than once.
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Message 1766518 - Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 17:54:02 UTC - in response to Message 1766473.  

That 28au10ab tape is a curious one. I show both MBs and APs being split from it in October, 2014. I got 6 of each. Wonder why it's back again.
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Message 1768697 - Posted: 29 Feb 2016, 23:04:55 UTC

The data driven sites are slow like molasses?
Anything wrong? :?
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