Still way down on the Linux machine. I got all of 3 task after the kick routine. Down about 200 now.

Just checked my i7 and it's cache was running down. Did Tbar's Update, update, update, and cache re-filled.

---

Grant
Darwin NT

I've been noticing slowing of the webpages and sometimes I'm getting

"unable to reach website" and blank pages...

Hope this isn't leading up to something...

---

I've been noticing slowing of the webpages and sometimes I'm getting

"unable to reach website" and blank pages...

Hope this isn't leading up to something...

Web site/forums have been MIA for about 5min or so a few times over the last week or two.

---

Grant
Darwin NT

Still way down on the Linux machine. I got all of 3 task after the kick routine. Down about 200 now.

. . Ouch!

Stephen

. ..

Still down 150 overnight. Going to have to kick the linux machine again.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

Forums are randomly taking forever, Scheduler requests are timing out.

---

Grant
Darwin NT

I've been getting the same, too. I'll keep my fingers crossed for a smooth 'outrage'.

---

Don't take life too seriously, as you'll never come out of it alive!

I've been getting the same, too. I'll keep my fingers crossed for a smooth 'outrage'.

Cancel the panic.
Forums seem to be working again (for now), and the Scheduler is responding again.

---

Grant
Darwin NT

I've been getting the same, too. I'll keep my fingers crossed for a smooth 'outrage'.

Cancel the panic.
Forums seem to be working again (for now), and the Scheduler is responding again.

. . Getting plenty of work here, mostly GBT stuff.

Stephen

??

Crunch ahoy!!!

---

I've been getting the same, too. I'll keep my fingers crossed for a smooth 'outrage'.

Cancel the panic.
Forums seem to be working again (for now), and the Scheduler is responding again.

. . Getting plenty of work here, mostly GBT stuff.

Stephen

??

Has anybody else noticed that the size of all work units are same roughly 705 kilobytes since they increased the the size of work units? I thought they were only increasing the size of the GBT tasks

---

Has anybody else noticed that the size of all work units are same roughly 705 kilobytes since they increased the the size of work units? I thought they were only increasing the size of the GBT tasks

. . Nope, they announced that all the WUs would be 4 bit even though the names may not say so.

Stephen

:)

Has anybody else noticed that the size of all work units are same roughly 705 kilobytes since they increased the the size of work units? I thought they were only increasing the size of the GBT tasks

. . Nope, they announced that all the WUs would be 4 bit even though the names may not say so.

Stephen

:)

Thank you for the clarification

---

That was close....was down to my last 7 GPU tasks.

---

Don't take life too seriously, as you'll never come out of it alive!

That was close....was down to my last 7 GPU tasks.

. . Made it by a whisker ...

Stephen

:)

Made it by a whisker too on my Windows systems. I ran out on my Linux system mainly because I made an effort not to exceed the BOINC 1000 task limit this time.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

Made it by a whisker too on my Windows systems. I ran out on my Linux system mainly because I made an effort not to exceed the BOINC 1000 task limit this time.

. . I don't know if you noticed, or if it is only me, but a HUGE percentage of the GBT tasks I received yesterday turned out to be noise bombs. At first I thought I had another rig ready to fall over when I saw task after task end at a few seconds. But I checked on my other 2 rigs and was seeing the same thing on them. That would reduce the run time of your cache if it was the same for you.

Stephen

:(

. . I don't know if you noticed, or if it is only me, but a HUGE percentage of the GBT tasks I received yesterday turned out to be noise bombs.

I've got plenty of those noisy WUs, and the Returned in the last hour numbers are over 120,000- so It looks like there are still a lot of them out there, making their way back to the servers.

---

Grant
Darwin NT

. . I don't know if you noticed, or if it is only me, but a HUGE percentage of the GBT tasks I received yesterday turned out to be noise bombs. At first I thought I had another rig ready to fall over when I saw task after task end at a few seconds. But I checked on my other 2 rigs and was seeing the same thing on them. That would reduce the run time of your cache if it was the same for you.

Stephen

:(

No I noticed the noise bombs too. I had to make a quick round robin through the crunchers to make sure all were still healthy. Everything checked out and realized they were real noise bombs, but I am a little edgy with the linux machine since it can run through a bunch real quick and produce invalids as I found out a couple weeks ago.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

No I noticed the noise bombs too. I had to make a quick round robin through the crunchers to make sure all were still healthy. Everything checked out and realized they were real noise bombs, but I am a little edgy with the linux machine since it can run through a bunch real quick and produce invalids as I found out a couple weeks ago.

. . I know that feeling. that was what bothered me. I restarted BOINC and they were still doing it, so I restarted the rig and they were still doing it. That was when I checked the other rigs. It was a relief to see they had the same thing happening.

Stephen

:)