Posts by Dingo
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
2008 wu's
(Message 665783)
Posted 24 Oct 2007 by  Dingo
Post: You people have tooo much time on your hands to find that. Good luck if the other recipients don't process it. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
20 years ago...
(Message 642572)
Posted 16 Sep 2007 by Dingo
Post: I was on a project to replace the manual Army Supply System with a computerised system in Australia. The only computer we had at the start of the project had those big 7 1/2 inch floppy drives and we had the latest in Dbase software. Dbase, not Dbase 1 or 2 or 3 just Dbase. By the end of the project we had hundreds of computers and we even had a form of distributed computing for ou warehousing solution. I have been working in that field ever since and I am still amased at he power of desktops compared to the past. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Panic Mode On (5) Server Problems!
(Message 642567)
Posted 16 Sep 2007 by Dingo
Post: It looks like Richard Haselgrove's picture was taken just before the end of the workday - at ten-'til-four, PM. It wasn't ten-twenty AM because the hourhand would've been positioned incorrectly. It would've been dark had the PMs and AMs been reversed. I conclude that the cops would have had a happy day unless all there had drunken in moderation or had taken a bus, taxi or train home. Seti comes back up quickly usually and it is very stable. I think that the admins do a great under pressure from all of us jumping in when the first sign of work not coming to us. |
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Number crunching :
CLOSED**** SETI/BOINC Milestones [tm] XI ****CLOSED
(Message 613057)
Posted 1 Aug 2007 by Dingo
Post: I broke the 3 million overall for BOINC this week. I also came in the top 1000 in SETI. |
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Number crunching :
Aborted by Project
(Message 589909)
Posted 21 Jun 2007 by Dingo
Post: I also notice that these aborted bt project wu end up as a Client error on the users account. There maybe should be another category other than User Error for these ?? |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
How to remove a computer
(Message 587341)
Posted 15 Jun 2007 by Dingo
Post: Thanks, Grant. Once there are no results left for the computer then you can delete it in the computer list after selecting the computer. Bring up he computer details that you want to delete and when there are no more results there will be a delete as well as a merge function at the bottom of the screen. |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Why bother?
(Message 577991)
Posted 29 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: SETI from my experience is the largest project for work out put an members crunching I think and I believe are doing a great job keeping the servers up and running. There are many projects to crunch and most are worthwhile scientifically and some are not, but the choice is still yours. I am running SETI on my 64 bit PC and will swing over some more in due course. |
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Technical News :
Chaos at the Greasy Spoon (May 24 2007)
(Message 575423)
Posted 25 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: [quote][quote]Things are running smoothly here. Thanks for all your efforts at SSL! I am also returning work OK but getting the no work from project message. |
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Technical News :
Fast One (May 16 2007)
(Message 569566)
Posted 17 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: Thanks for the update, and the hard work.... |
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Message boards :
Technical News :
Can't talk.. Debugging.. (May 15 2007)
(Message 568148)
Posted 15 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: Thanks for the update, I think everyone realised that there would be a bottleneck somewhere. |
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Technical News :
Slowly Approaching... (May 08 2007)
(Message 563247)
Posted 9 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: When it's done it's done. There will be a long catchup this time anyway once it is all operational I presume. Good work guys |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
Linux/x86_64
(Message 535626)
Posted 23 Mar 2007 by Dingo
Post: The applications page says that there is a 64 bit version. Linux/x86_64 5.12 1 May 2006 22:43:19 UTC But when I try and use it on my AMD64 with Linux 64 bit and BOINC 64 bit I get the error that "Message from server: platform 'x86_64-pc-linux-gnu' not found" So I guess that you page http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/apps.php is incorrect. |
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Windows :
exited with zero status but no 'finished' file
(Message 524497)
Posted 28 Feb 2007 by Dingo
Post: Fixed in 5.8.15, the new reccomended release. Thanks for the update, I have downloaded it onto one Pc for now. Thanks |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
exited with zero status but no 'finished' file
(Message 520470)
Posted 20 Feb 2007 by Dingo
Post: OK so most of the PC's haven't had the error since I went up to 5.8.14. But I still have two older ones that still give the error. I have un-installed 5.8.14 and gone back to 4.4.11 because I know that it worked. I will wait another day and see what happens |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
exited with zero status but no 'finished' file
(Message 520295)
Posted 20 Feb 2007 by Dingo
Post: I read in another thread that 5.8.14 fixed this but it seems to be still happening after I upgraded to 5.8.14. I will have to wait and see I guess ? |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
exited with zero status but no 'finished' file
(Message 520284)
Posted 20 Feb 2007 by Dingo
Post: I am getting some of these messages, should I reset the affected computers even if there are outstanding work?? 19/02/2007 10:01:41 PM|SETI@home|Task 09ap00aa.21686.10706.517322.3.181_1 exited with zero status but no 'finished' file 19/02/2007 10:01:41 PM|SETI@home|If this happens repeatedly you may need to reset the project. It is a P4 HT with Boinc Version 5.8.11. I haven't seen these in SETI till I updated to Boinc 5.8.11 ?? |
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Message boards :
Team Recruitment Center :
The Aussie Alliance with BOINC@AUSTRALIA
(Message 514212)
Posted 6 Feb 2007 by Dingo
Post: All Australians and anyone who is interested, is invited to join a team involved in all BOINC projects, become part of the Aussie Alliance and compete with the largest national teams. BOINC@AUSTRALIA has a great member retention and participation rate, better than most other teams. Please pop in and find out why We're here for the science but enjoy the fun. We have a team web site, active forum, team camaraderie and best of all great team members. If you're interested please click on the link in my signature. * BOINC@AUSTRALIA is in striking distance of the top 25? * We're ranked 27th out of 57,000 world teams for combined BOINC projects. * We're the #1 Aussie team, with more than 62 Million credits - That's a lot of science! * The team is active in all current BOINC projects. * We're still growing and looking for more members in any BOINC project. * Your existing BBC Climate credits come with you. * Future credits from all projects will help build a powerful Aussie Alliance. * BOINC@AUSTRALIA has over 1,000 members. Together, we'll not only be the top Australian team, but in the top 20 of the world. We are open to new suggestions, new members and new science. Come and look us over - You can check out our web site by clicking on the team logo below and also have a look around our forum. You can join by clicking on the "Join.." hyperlink and follow the prompts. You can ask for assistance in the forum too. Join us on our next "Aussie Assault". You really wont believe how much fun they are, and how addictive, until you been through the crunching frenzy. On 1 February 2007, we will "Assault" our next project and crunch as much science as possible in a fortnight. Then we return you to normal programming. Until the next "Aussie Assault". :-) 
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
some information
(Message 511017)
Posted 31 Jan 2007 by Dingo
Post: ok thanks had a read of that. And did you find the information that you were seeking ?? |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
Linux Attach error
(Message 463170)
Posted 22 Nov 2006 by Dingo
Post: I am still standing by, any word on if and when a fix might be available or do I just not use my Linux PC's for SETI. I haven't tried for a while though so I should do that and see if it is fixed. I will advise. I upgraded to the latest Linux version of BOINC and installed it as root and I was able to attach to seti. I am now set, that's for the help. |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
Linux Attach error
(Message 461064)
Posted 18 Nov 2006 by Dingo
Post: I will have another look but I went through each folder and had a look when I got the error as that is what I thought it might be. It seems strange that this only happens with SETI. I have also attached to Eistein, Xtremlab, WCG on this PC sucessfully but only SETI won't connect. I will just detach nad forget it. I am still standing by, any word on if and when a fix might be available or do I just not use my Linux PC's for SETI. I haven't tried for a while though so I should do that and see if it is fixed. I will advise. |
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