Yeah, then it starts the debugger, and it _seems_ to be running allright, outputs some X-server related warnings, but since I get a message that if those warnings annoy me I can just switch them off I don't think they're all that serious. Maybe a problem with my graphics card or so. Btw, it looks like those two WUs will be the first ones to survive intact and get crunched to the end (Bernd and BM, you know what I mean by "V-Effekt"...)
In addition it will stop trying to immediately sync the checkpoint file after five successive failures (which should help e.g. on XFS). And in contrast to the 4.14 will still keep the checkpoint if syncing failed.
On my XFS systems checkpointing now works (what a relief!). There are no messages about inability to sync, as if it even didn't try to sync at all ...
Are you sure you don't have a EAH_NO_SYNC file left in the BOINC directory?
One of three WU's crunched with 4.16 was terminated before completion: http://einsteinathome.org/task/88590557
This happened in the night when the computer was doing nothing else but crunching.
I am using a laptop Intel Pentium M 1.7, kernel 2.6.22-2-686 and libc6 v.2.7 (Debian)
Looks like we're running a similar kernel version, I'm on 2.6.22-14, also 686 I think... and the Core architecture is rather similar to the Pent M since it's the direct successor. libc 2.6.1-1(Ubuntu). What else... yeah... we're both talking about laptops, so it might even be an ACPI problem. Mysterious really ;-) Bernd, any news yet?
The message "process got signal 11" is actually not from the App, but from the BOINC Core Client. Either the reason for the segfault is in the Core Client itself, or it is catching the signal meant for the App, in which case it at least prevents any further diagnosis output that might be helpful.
Please try an old Core Client. On my test machines, a 5.4.11 seems to work reliably. At least we should get a better idea of where the segfault comes from.
Yeah, then it starts the
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Yeah, then it starts the debugger, and it _seems_ to be running allright, outputs some X-server related warnings, but since I get a message that if those warnings annoy me I can just switch them off I don't think they're all that serious. Maybe a problem with my graphics card or so. Btw, it looks like those two WUs will be the first ones to survive intact and get crunched to the end (Bernd and BM, you know what I mean by "V-Effekt"...)
Yeah, V-Effekt indeed.
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Yeah, V-Effekt indeed. Where's a decent crash when you need one :-/.
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RE: RE: In addition it
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Are you sure you don't have a EAH_NO_SYNC file left in the BOINC directory?
BM
BM
Looks like I did it... booted
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Looks like I did it... booted up my lappi and it was the end of my WUs. Hope the debugger caught it so I can finally help sort this out.
RE: RE: On my XFS systems
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I'm pretty much sure about that. I've removed it as it didn't seem to work with 4.14 for me anyhow ...
Metod ...
One of three WU's crunched
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One of three WU's crunched with 4.16 was terminated before completion:
http://einsteinathome.org/task/88590557
This happened in the night when the computer was doing nothing else but crunching.
I am using a laptop Intel Pentium M 1.7, kernel 2.6.22-2-686 and libc6 v.2.7 (Debian)
Looks like we're running a
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Looks like we're running a similar kernel version, I'm on 2.6.22-14, also 686 I think... and the Core architecture is rather similar to the Pent M since it's the direct successor. libc 2.6.1-1(Ubuntu). What else... yeah... we're both talking about laptops, so it might even be an ACPI problem. Mysterious really ;-) Bernd, any news yet?
Yes, just minutes ago. The
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Yes, just minutes ago.
The message "process got signal 11" is actually not from the App, but from the BOINC Core Client. Either the reason for the segfault is in the Core Client itself, or it is catching the signal meant for the App, in which case it at least prevents any further diagnosis output that might be helpful.
Please try an old Core Client. On my test machines, a 5.4.11 seems to work reliably. At least we should get a better idea of where the segfault comes from.
BM
BM
Great, I hate not being able
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Great, I hate not being able to use the Ubuntu packages... yeah well... can't really be helped I guess. I'll make the change as soon as I have time.
RE: Great, I hate not being
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Download this file:
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/b/boinc/boinc-client_5.4.11-4_i386.deb
Then install it:
sudo dpkg -i boinc-client_5.4.11-4_i386.deb
Hope it works
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