Hi crunchers, yesterday evening, was browsing the SETI forums, BOINC(6.1.0.) crashes.X9650 @ 3.4G
8 G RAM, WIN XP64. Somehow, I don't trust the RAM
A BSOD tell's me that an error in 0000000F has occurred. Normal BOOT after that and BOINC also starts.
In a few seconds 30 to 40 WU's were 'calculated/destroyed', to fast to stop it.
They all had time till the end off july or the first week in august.
Apologies to my wingman for this inconvenient event.
No error's to be found, using it now for this message.
This morning, saturday, 19 july, i looked at my other host's and the Q6600 HP with VISTA (32BIT), had stopped???
It had tried to install service pack 1, but somehow failed and stopped.
Is now installing SP1 again, looks OK, this time.
Looks like Murphy's Law :(

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I'm surprized you get anything returned successfully. 6.1.0 was a very unstable test version that did not even make it to alpha testing. Currently there is a 6.2.14 release candidate that should be better than that version.

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I'm surprized you get anything returned successfully. 6.1.0 was a very unstable test version that did not even make it to alpha testing. Currently there is a 6.2.14 release candidate that should be better than that version.

Hi, this isn't the first time it crashed without any reason, I think to replace it inmediatly.
Never heard off any problems, with this 6.1.0. version.
Thanks for your reply :)

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I'm surprized you get anything returned successfully. 6.1.0 was a very unstable test version that did not even make it to alpha testing. Currently there is a 6.2.14 release candidate that should be better than that version.

I think this was the Crunch3r (pseudo) 6.1.0 version, IIRC

F.

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I'm surprized you get anything returned successfully. 6.1.0 was a very unstable test version that did not even make it to alpha testing. Currently there is a 6.2.14 release candidate that should be better than that version.

I think this was the Crunch3r (pseudo) 6.1.0 version, IIRC

F.

It seems IOTTMCO that if someone is going to release a customized version of something that they keep the numbering really clean -- like maintain the original number plus add their own, just so we don't get this kind of confusion.

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I'm surprized you get anything returned successfully. 6.1.0 was a very unstable test version that did not even make it to alpha testing. Currently there is a 6.2.14 release candidate that should be better than that version.

I think this was the Crunch3r (pseudo) 6.1.0 version, IIRC

F.

It seems IOTTMCO that if someone is going to release a customized version of something that they keep the numbering really clean -- like maintain the original number plus add their own, just so we don't get this kind of confusion.

That's right, never knew, there were difficulties, with this version.
In the past days, i've updated 2 quad's to BOINC 6.2.14
Work's OK, also has more (local)options in the CPU settings.

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