I now have two Astros :D, No fleas, No ticks and No License either. ;)

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Savoir-Faire is everywhere!
The T1 Trust, T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, America's First HST

On my Q9450 running in tandem with AK-V8 SSSE3x, the one AP WU that I have crunched so far took just about 3x the initial estimate to complete and it then took the machine about an hour to get back out of EDF mode for the Enhanced WU's.

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Both of my machines have now gotten AP work, the iMac has yet to get to the unit as I keep a 4 day cache on it but should start crunching it sometime today.

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On my Q9450 running in tandem with AK-V8 SSSE3x, the one AP WU that I have crunched so far took just about 3x the initial estimate to complete and it then took the machine about an hour to get back out of EDF mode for the Enhanced WU's.

F.

Mine both say 10:57:58(HH:MM:SS), If I had the water cooling I need I would think that time would go down as I could then crank up the speed some around here on My Q9300. :)

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Savoir-Faire is everywhere!
The T1 Trust, T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, America's First HST

I just started crunching the AP unit and so far the time remaining is going steadily up.

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Mine both say 10:57:58(HH:MM:SS), If I had the water cooling I need I would think that time would go down as I could then crank up the speed some around here on My Q9300. :)

Back in June, the Frozen Penny did some Beta work with AP4.33, took a little over 20 hours IIRC.

                                                                Joe

Mine both say 10:57:58(HH:MM:SS), If I had the water cooling I need I would think that time would go down as I could then crank up the speed some around here on My Q9300. :)

Back in June, the Frozen Penny did some Beta work with AP4.33, took a little over 20 hours IIRC.

                                                                Joe

The Q9300 here is overclocked and is at 3.29GHz at the moment, But We shall See I guess.

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Savoir-Faire is everywhere!
The T1 Trust, T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, America's First HST

I have one AP unit running on a AMD 9850 (4 processor running at 2.5G).
The time to complete started at 39 hours. After running 27 hours the total time now be over 70 hours.
Just how big is this file?


Going from the performance of other AMD cpu's during testing before release here, 70 hrs would seem about right.

It now reports it is 48$ done, 45 hours.
Time to complete is 36 hours.
This is on a machine that is NOT 24/7. At this rate it will not complete by the due date.

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18 hours in and I am currently at 22% on my 2GHz C2D.

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18 hours in and I am currently at 22% on my 2GHz C2D.

Took 80 hours on my lap-top C2D running at 100%. Not wise to hold your breath waiting ;)

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18 hours in and I am currently at 22% on my 2GHz C2D.

Took 80 hours on my lap-top C2D running at 100%. Not wise to hold your breath waiting ;)

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What are the minimum requirements for my computer to run Astropulse?
* Minimum CPU: 1.6 GHz
* Minimum RAM: 256 MB
* Minimum disk space: 128 MB

Do these requirements seem a bit low? They do to me. Based on this minimum CPU, how long would an AP WU take to run completely?

I finally got an Astropulse WU today, too.
The time estimate is slightly bothering me, though. It started at 25 hours and is currently 33 hours. I hope it will drop again when crunching actually begins, otherwise my machine might not ask for more work.

BTW, does BOINC ask for more work when it has a single workunit with a 24+ hours when cache is set to only 0.5 days (12 hours) on a dual core processor?

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I am running the S@H Enhanced 5.28 (Mac PPC). Been chugging along now for a few days with a fresh install. If I have not seen any AP units show up, is it safe to assume my Mac is determined to be too slow? As I understand it, if we are running the stock seti app (as I am), it would automatically give us the AP app and units if we could run them. We only have to do those installs ourselves if running an optimized app, correct?

Sedge

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if by chance an honest man like yourself were to make enemies, they would become my enemies. and then they will fear you.

I am running the S@H Enhanced 5.28 (Mac PPC). Been chugging along now for a few days with a fresh install. If I have not seen any AP units show up, is it safe to assume my Mac is determined to be too slow? As I understand it, if we are running the stock seti app (as I am), it would automatically give us the AP app and units if we could run them. We only have to do those installs ourselves if running an optimized app, correct?

Sedge

Correct!

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Bummer! Was thinking, as I have been churning through Seti units at around 3 hours lately that even if those AP units took 30 times longer I'd still be way under the 30 day window. Alas, will keep running the old ones til a new Mac shows up.

Sedge

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if by chance an honest man like yourself were to make enemies, they would become my enemies. and then they will fear you.

Bummer! Was thinking, as I have been churning through Seti units at around 3 hours lately that even if those AP units took 30 times longer I'd still be way under the 30 day window. Alas, will keep running the old ones til a new Mac shows up.

Sedge

Well... That's the way that it's supposed to work. But from posts in other threads here, it appears that the system might be trying to download AP WU's to "unsuitable" hosts, so you might strike lucky :)

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:) well, i may not have quite all the raw speed, but my Macs have been searching non stop, each and every day, since May 14, 1999. so i do have the dedication. hoping i can give one of those suckers a try soon!

Sedge

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if by chance an honest man like yourself were to make enemies, they would become my enemies. and then they will fear you.

I am running the S@H Enhanced 5.28 (Mac PPC). Been chugging along now for a few days with a fresh install. If I have not seen any AP units show up, is it safe to assume my Mac is determined to be too slow? As I understand it, if we are running the stock seti app (as I am), it would automatically give us the AP app and units if we could run them. We only have to do those installs ourselves if running an optimized app, correct?

Sedge

See this thread by Dotsch. He compiled Astropulse for the Mac. Have at it, if you like...

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i did try that, but i seem to be doing something wrong, as i keep getting the error 1202, even after i think i have changed the ownership via Terminal. currently over at the MacNN forums seeing if i can get some help there.

Sedge

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if by chance an honest man like yourself were to make enemies, they would become my enemies. and then they will fear you.

40 hours on Q6600. The result is valid and awaiting for my wingmate somewher in the future - he is running some kind of laptop as his stats shows T2050 at 1.6 GHz. The good thing is that he is running stock apps and will probably return a valid result too.

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