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RE: After some connection

27 Oct 2009 8:07:17 UTC
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    After some connection problems again I managed now to get BOINC 6.6.41 work
    including CUDA for Intel Core i7, GeForce GTX 260, driver 185.18.36
    (the mashine already mentioned above) - hopefully with useful results now ;o)


    Your rig is very similar to mine (i7 + GTX260, 32bit Lenny w. PAE kernel), maybe i should give CUDA another try, will test 6.6.41 and 185.18.36 later then.

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    Hi all, is it possible to

    5 Nov 2009 15:21:55 UTC
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      Hi all,

      is it possible to run S6 application alongside CUDA with the app_info provided in the linux beta tar?

      If not, can you tell me what to modify?

      Michael

      edit: S6 application means: "Hierarchical S5 all-sky GW search #6"

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      RE: Hi all, is it possible

      5 Nov 2009 21:46:19 UTC
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        Hi all,

        is it possible to run S6 application alongside CUDA with the app_info provided in the linux beta tar?

        If not, can you tell me what to modify?

        Michael

        edit: S6 application means: "Hierarchical S5 all-sky GW search #6"

        Hi!

        Sure, this app.xml should do (I assume you've already run out of S5R5 jobs)

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        einstein_S5R6

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_0

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_1

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_2

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu

        einsteinbinary_ABP1

        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu

        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_i686-pc-linux-gnu_cuda

        libcudart.so.2

        libcufft.so.2

        einstein_S5R6
        101
        6.3.0

        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu



        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_0


        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_1


        einstein_S5R5_1.06_i686-pc-linux-gnu_2


        einstein_S5R5_1.06_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu
        graphics_app

        einsteinbinary_ABP1
        107
        cuda
        3000000000.0
        1.0
        1.0

        CUDA
        1

        6.7.0

        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_i686-pc-linux-gnu_cuda



        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu
        graphics_app


        libcudart.so.2


        libcufft.so.2

        einsteinbinary_ABP1
        109
        cuda
        3000000000.0
        1.0
        1.0

        CUDA
        1

        6.7.0

        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_i686-pc-linux-gnu_cuda



        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu
        graphics_app


        libcudart.so.2


        libcufft.so.2

        einsteinbinary_ABP1
        110
        cuda
        3000000000.0
        1.0
        1.0

        CUDA
        1

        6.7.0

        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_i686-pc-linux-gnu_cuda



        einsteinbinary_ABP1_1.10_graphics_i686-pc-linux-gnu
        graphics_app


        libcudart.so.2


        libcufft.so.2

        The rationale for the additional tag (which is unrelated to the S5R6 change) is stated here: http://einsteinathome.org/node/194499&nowrap=true#99856.

        Hope this works for you, please let us know.

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        Hi Bikeman, sure, all S5R5

        6 Nov 2009 7:06:34 UTC
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          Hi Bikeman,

          sure, all S5R5 jobs are long gone. Thanks for posting app_info, never did this before, because it was never really necessary.

          Tried CUDA app. (again) without app_info, because your post was a little late.

          I still get the same error messages, I posted last time. (BOINC 6.6.41; NVIDIA 190.42). GPUGRID is not working too. I suspect the card itself might be broken (fan does not speed up, only while booting) or the OS (Suse 11.1 seems to have a problem, read that on GPUGRID boards)

          So no CUDA for me ATM :(

          Michael

          PS [edit] I read somewhere (NVIDIA rel.-notes?), that it is possible to adjust fan speed using NVIDIA GUI, if Cooolbits is enabled. But I did not find it.

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          Hi!

          Sure, this app.xml should do (I assume you've already run out of S5R5 jobs)

          Quote:

          --snip--

          The rationale for the additional tag (which is unrelated to the S5R6 change) is stated here: http://einsteinathome.org/node/194499&nowrap=true#99856.

          Hope this works for you, please let us know.

          Bikeman

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          RE: PS [edit] I read

          6 Nov 2009 11:03:04 UTC
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            PS [edit] I read somewhere (NVIDIA rel.-notes?), that it is possible to adjust fan speed using NVIDIA GUI, if Cooolbits is enabled. But I did not find it.


            Maybe this will help. I didn't try it myself, because my card doesn't support cuda:
            http://aldeby.org/blog/index.php/enable-nvidia-coolbits-frequency-tuner.html

            Edit: Another link:
            http://www.linuxhardware.org/nvclock/

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            As for CUDA app and 190

            6 Nov 2009 11:20:12 UTC
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              As for CUDA app and 190 drivers, you might want to try the latest 6.10.x Boinc version.

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              Hi all. RE: Maybe

              6 Nov 2009 11:47:20 UTC
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                Hi all.

                Quote:

                Maybe this will help. I didn't try it myself, because my card doesn't support cuda:
                http://aldeby.org/blog/index.php/enable-nvidia-coolbits-frequency-tuner.html

                Edit: Another link:
                http://www.linuxhardware.org/nvclock/

                Thanks, but I thought it is possible via NVIDIA GUI. Overclocking options are available, but nothing about fans.

                Its buried in NVIDIA release-notes:

                "Added support for configuring the GPU's fan speed; see the "Coolbits" X configuration option in the README."

                Quote:
                As for CUDA app and 190 drivers, you might want to try the latest 6.10.x Boinc version.

                I will give it a try, next time I have physical access to the machine in question.

                Michael

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                Are the 1.91 drivers

                8 Nov 2009 1:18:03 UTC
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                  Are the 1.91 drivers available for linux yet? They fixed several CUDA issues on my windows box.

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                  RE: Are the 1.91 drivers

                  9 Nov 2009 8:41:26 UTC
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                    Are the 1.91 drivers available for linux yet? They fixed several CUDA issues on my windows box.

                    Hi Dan,

                    no.

                    You can check NVIDIA site.

                    Michael

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                    What's the latest

                    12 Nov 2009 18:45:29 UTC
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                      What's the latest developments for this?

                      ... beta test App package (S5R5 1.06 / ABP1 1.10 CUDA)

                      Is it under further development?
                      Working well?
                      Or still very much 'experimental'? And more debug results wanted?

                      Happy crunchin',
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