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paul milton
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26 Oct 2009 23:48:59 UTC
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    http://einsteinathome.org/host/2119226/tasks

    lots of client error's. insights?

    seeing without seeing is something the blind learn to do, and seeing beyond vision can be a gift.

    Gundolf Jahn
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    client errors

    27 Oct 2009 6:40:35 UTC
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      Quote:

      http://einsteinathome.org/host/2119226/tasks

      lots of client error's. insights?


      I made your link active.

      The first erroneous task shows

      The system cannot find the path specified. (0x3) - exit code 3 (0x3)
[10:41:44][404][ERROR] Couldn't open temporary checkpoint file: status.cpt.tmp (Invalid argument).
[10:41:44][404][ERROR] Demodulation failed (error: 3)!

      All subsequent tasks showInput file einstein_S5R6_3.01_windows_intelx86_1.exe missing or invalid: -120
      Gruß,
      Gundolf

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      Bernd Machenschalk
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      RE: The first erroneous

      27 Oct 2009 9:29:42 UTC
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        Quote:
        The first erroneous task shows[code]The system cannot find the path specified. (0x3) - exit code 3 (0x3)
        [10:41:44][404][ERROR] Couldn't open temporary checkpoint file: status.cpt.tmp (Invalid argument).


        ... in the middle of a computation. Try to find out what happened to your machine at that time. Maybe some program broke or filled the filesystem, or changed the permissions. If you can't find the error, try removing and re-installing BOINC, preserve the account_*.xml files from the BOINC directory at most.

        BM

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        paul milton
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        thanks, i have no idea what

        27 Oct 2009 16:16:42 UTC
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          thanks, i have no idea what caused it. it looks like it all happend on the 23rd the only thing that happend that day is i shut down that system so i could move it (rearranging furniture) so far its 64% in to its next WU so will see what happens.

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          Gary Roberts
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          I've seen something similar

          28 Oct 2009 0:29:42 UTC
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            I've seen something similar to this happen on a machine where the disk developed some bad sectors. If you get a similar problem again, try stopping BOINC (and any other things running) and doing a complete check of your filesystem and scanning your disk for bad sectors.

            You didn't happen to bump your machine while relocating it by any chance :-).

            Cheers,
            Gary.

            paul milton
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            RE: I've seen something

            28 Oct 2009 15:19:46 UTC
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              I've seen something similar to this happen on a machine where the disk developed some bad sectors. If you get a similar problem again, try stopping BOINC (and any other things running) and doing a complete check of your filesystem and scanning your disk for bad sectors.

              You didn't happen to bump your machine while relocating it by any chance :-).

              nope. left it stationary and shut it down via vnc. so far 2 completed and validated.

              not a bad idea on the disk check. wish i thought of it :)

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