That is what I was referring to. The gamma is not going to be continued (as per first post in this thread), the gravity is out (at the moment?), so we need the conversion of radio to GPU, which is in progress but without an exact timescale.
Mind you there are CPU gamma tasks held in a seperate queue, not sure if they are the same thing that could be converted easily?
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I just tried deselecting gamma for my Intel GPU machine, and asked it to download tasks, I got gamma via the "if nothing's available gimme something else" option.
I turned off that option and got "no new tasks available", but it only mentioned gravity. I had this selected:
There will be more work for FGRPB1G than the current progress counter shows. Some new interesting and promising Gamma-Ray sources have been identified recently. However, currently a lot of work is not proceeding as planned or anticipated due to a couple of COVID cases. Rest assured that we'll find a way to keep your GPUs busy, though.
There will be more work for FGRPB1G than the current progress counter shows. Some new interesting and promising Gamma-Ray sources have been identified recently. However, currently a lot of work is not proceeding as planned or anticipated due to a couple of COVID cases. Rest assured that we'll find a way to keep your GPUs busy, though.
How are things going for the PhD student's work?
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10 days to go.... Gamma
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10 days to go.... Gamma running low.... we're gonna need some more fuel Scotty!
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Peter Hucker of the Scottish
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Or the ability to run some CPU tasks on our gpus.....
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That is what I was referring
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That is what I was referring to. The gamma is not going to be continued (as per first post in this thread), the gravity is out (at the moment?), so we need the conversion of radio to GPU, which is in progress but without an exact timescale.
Mind you there are CPU gamma tasks held in a seperate queue, not sure if they are the same thing that could be converted easily?
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Tom M wrote: Peter Hucker of
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you can run BRP4G on intel GPU.
or switch over to a different project temporarily.
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Ian&Steve C. wrote:you can
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I just tried deselecting gamma for my Intel GPU machine, and asked it to download tasks, I got gamma via the "if nothing's available gimme something else" option.
I turned off that option and got "no new tasks available", but it only mentioned gravity. I had this selected:
TICK Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo)
TICK Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo, GPU)
Gamma-ray pulsar binary search #1
Gamma-ray pulsar search #5
Gamma-ray pulsar binary search #1 (GPU)
TICK Gravitational Wave search O2 Multi-Directional
TICK Gravitational Wave search O2 Multi-Directional GPU
TICK Gravitational Wave search O3 All-Sky
I got this in the log:
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There was a time that FGRP5
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There was a time that FGRP5 worked on GPU's. I don't know if this can be an option again...
Or run the BRP4G on selected GPU's without crashing the database. At Least temporarily
Ian&Steve C. wrote: Tom M
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I wonder if some has a gpu emulator for Intel that would run on say a Oracle virtual box on a CPU?
Tom M
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Peter Hucker of the Scottish
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issue with your driver version
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There will be more work for
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There will be more work for FGRPB1G than the current progress counter shows. Some new interesting and promising Gamma-Ray sources have been identified recently. However, currently a lot of work is not proceeding as planned or anticipated due to a couple of COVID cases. Rest assured that we'll find a way to keep your GPUs busy, though.
BM
Bernd Machenschalk
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How are things going for the PhD student's work?
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