21) Message boards : Number crunching : were is the function to see all of the pending credits in (Message 2613) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: They seem to have removed it. As long as you are logged in this should work though. http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah/pending.php ~Michael "They better be out there, I think we need their help"

22) Message boards : Number crunching : Did the pending credits list vanish? (Message 2472) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Thanks for the link. I wonder if they'll add it back to the page it was on? Pending: 3928.28 :) Too bad i'm running low on units and haven't seen more than one here and there. I'm patient though.... It'll all work out. ~Michael "They better be out there, I think we need their help"

23) Message boards : Number crunching : Revert back to the original SAH client. (Message 2463) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: > Just a guess here, but I would bet they do a final snapshot when they close > the S@H classic project. I hope so.... It's not like I'm even close to what some would be shorted but I did about 1000 in less than 2 months and was happy. To me it's about the science but I'd at least like to be given credit even if it's just for my own minor amusement and/or records. At this point I won't switch back. I'm here to stay!! BOINC or Bust!! ~Michael "They better be out there, I think we need their help"

24) Message boards : Number crunching : Did the pending credits list vanish? (Message 2445) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Well... if it is gone forever I won't be too upset. At least I'll have less to try and figure out :) Credits will be a surprise :) ~Michael "They better be out there, I think we need their help"

25) Message boards : Number crunching : Did the pending credits list vanish? (Message 2432) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Is it just me, the site, or a change? I was sure the link to pending credits was on our account page. http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah/home.php Or on the stats page http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah/show_user.php?userid= (insert user ID #) Was it removed? errr... what? Nice to see the site working a little now (albeit slow)

26) Message boards : Number crunching : Recent Average Credit, what's it for? (Message 2248) Posted 26 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: > Yeah, the credits per day is certainly confusing. > > Mine right now is: > Total credit 49.51 > Recent average credit 4.38 Sure changed a lot for me in 24 hours. Total credit 346.45 Recent average credit 32.72 It's going to take quite a bit of time to get used to this. I'm liking it though... something different!! I just hope that BOINC is better for the science. Sure, I like to track my numbers it's amusing, but really when it comes down to it I want us to find life out there.

27) Message boards : Number crunching : Recent Average Credit, what's it for? (Message 1664) Posted 25 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Yeah, the credits per day is certainly confusing. Mine right now is: Total credit 49.51 Recent average credit 4.38 Yet I see others like: Total credit: 42.60 Recent average credit: 215.48 Not sure how this could be.

28) Message boards : Number crunching : Intel P4 Hyperthreading (Message 1661) Posted 25 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: My 2.8 P4-HT's do the same but they use 50% for each instance of S@H as they are working on 2 WU's at a time so overall 100% is used. My non-HT 2.4 P4 does them faster but only one at a time. I haven't really looked at the benchmarks

29) Message boards : Number crunching : Web Site - Fatal Error @ 1000th User (Message 1645) Posted 25 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Good question... I'd like to see where I rank too. Not sure about the error

30) Message boards : Number crunching : Pending credit: 188.51 in one Day not BAD ;-) (Message 993) Posted 24 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: 24 Hours - Pending credit: 462.24

31) Message boards : Number crunching : OK, So I think I'm getting this.... (Message 990) Posted 24 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: Just 3 P4 machines. (1) 2.4/512 and (2) 2.8HT w/512 so I suppose it's like 5 CPU's working but based on some other benchmarks I read I'm only average or less. You have 300 credits pending for only 9 WU's? Wow, this system is going to be hard to predict for sure. I don't think we need anything like Driver, Spy or Monitor, it seems to me that those features are already built in. Michael

32) Message boards : Number crunching : OK, So I think I'm getting this.... (Message 982) Posted 24 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: OK, I read a few comment in other topics that it can take weeks sometimes for a credit to be given. However it still seeems like I'm the only one returning part 1 of 3 of my WU. Huh?

33) Message boards : Number crunching : OK, So I think I'm getting this.... (Message 980) Posted 24 Jun 2004 by Michael Brennecke Post: I was a S@H1 user a few years ago and now I just started again about 2 months ago. Managed to crank out just under 1000 in 2 months. Not bad I guess. Anyway... switched over to BOINC right away last night when I saw it went live. Now I think I understand that 2 other results need to be returned by others for any of us to get credit. I've returned about 45 results worth 450+ credits "pending". I think I've got that straight. Problem... when I look at the details of the work units it seems like I'm the only one listed to have returned one of the parts. How could this be? I have only found one WU where one of the others were also returned. If I'm just being impatient I guess I wait it out but is the current userbase so low or are they receiving units and not returning them? Someone give me confidence that I'll at least see some of these pending credits become real. I mean, is there a predicted loss of pending vs. total? 50%? Are we all seeing this? Sorry... lots of rambling.

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