Which project our people contributing the GPU power to?

Milkyway and/or Einstein.

Thanks for the feedback.
According to the application page at MilkyWay there is no GPU application. Is the application page wrong?

Which project our people contributing the GPU power to?

The AIO was made by TBAR. You can just download the .deb files from Boinc and unpack the binaries from them in /Downloads and then copy them over into your AIO directory.

The deb files are located here. Take your pick of versions. Either the 7.24 you were looking for or even the 8.0 Alpha. The alpha is available from Boinc versions web page but of course that is the standard installation type and install directories and not the AIO directory location.

https://boinc.berkeley.edu/dl/linux/alpha/jammy/pool/main/b/

And even after all that time, the last of my Valids haven' been cleared.

. . I just thought I would keep this thread from oblivion ...

. . I miss the conversations that were so much a part of S@H, E@H is dead quiet by comparison. And it gets dead boring just humming along with my NVidia cards trundling along in OpenCL mode. Oh for the excitement of gurus making apps that lifted the productivity of those cards and the fun of tweaking them to get it right ...

Stephen

i still seeing some flying spots here ... http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/kiosk/

Some projects will only allow you to register via BOINC Manager
If this doesn't work, try to find an HTTPS version of the site

Yeah i was going through web browser on their website using https and it gave me a captcha, and after 15 "failed" attempts, I gave up on MW.

Captcha said I answered correctly, otherwise it wouldn't have given the green check mark saying "you are human and answered correctly," but then the MW website kept saying invalid captcha.

So..... MW doesn't get my CPU cycles. They obviously don't want them.

I had a similar problem. I think it doesn't like certain web browsers. Try a different one if you have another option.

State: All (5188) · In progress (0) · Validation pending (0) · Validation inconclusive (10) · Valid (5091) · Invalid (85) · Error (2) 

. . I recommend a Sci-Fi short story called 'The Marching Morons' by C.M.Kornbluth (also nicely subtle in the title 8-})

Stephen

:)

+1 I have always liked that story :)

Tom M

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/forum_thread.php?id=13847&postid=95212

(facepalm)....

I'm starting to think if participants ever really realised how carelessly their computational resources and donated energy are used... BOINC would be turned off :/

Let the cleanup commence on Monday afternoon.

For the cleanup to commence do we not require tasks to timeout and then be re-sent?

It depends on "bunkering" hosts like this https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8652081&offset=52360&show_names=0&state=1&appid=

Over 52K tasks in progress, with the oldest ones from 4th March !

Just got notified of a Boinc Manager update for my Windows box. Downloaded the VM version. Maybe I will explore running Cosmology@Home which is a VM only project on it.

Tom M

Well, the replica has finally caught up and is back in synch.

Meow meow meow.

Another system (from another thread).

In progress 25281
And it's been a week since last contact with the server.

And with the user being Anonymous, for all we know they could have several systems in the same state.

the ONLY problem I ever had was after running the coolbits command and writing an xorg.conf file, sometimes the bus ID gets changed of the GPU driving the monitor. ... just manually edit the xorg.conf file to return device/screen 0 to being the bus ID back to the GPU that shows the BIOS at boot.

sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
--make changes to file in nano--
[Ctrl]+X to save changes
reboot

That's been the issue that's plagued me on my HP boxes since day 1. Can't ever count on where the desktop is actually going to show up. The times I tried to change the xorg.conf file I ended up unbootable, and had to go back to the backup.
Must be about time for me to tackle that issue again, now that SETI is wound down and most crunchers are turned off, and figure out how I'm doing wrong something that should be so simple.

Because of systems like this one.
Last contact, April 1
Tasks in progress, 14,409!