I haven't got much work lately
11 Mar 2006 17:54:15 UTC
Topic 190891
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11-03-2006 18:49:26|SETI@home|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
I get this message from almost every project i'm involved in. Climateprediction is now the only workunit running. I just thought some server were down and i therefore didn't receive any new work, but as i got attached to more project i realised i didn't get any work from those either. How can this be? BOINC has been running more or less flawless since i got the program download a couple of months ago.
"The world is a fine place and worth figthing for." (Ernest Hemmingway)
"Non progredi est regredi
I haven't got much work lately
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Maybe your Climateprediction WU is in danger of missing it's deadline. Read this and this.
RE: 11-03-2006
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The scheduler log reveals a 14% E@H resource share.
CPDN most likely has a huge debt.
Michael
edit: Stick can be right too. Check for messages with "overcommitted" and "earliest deadline first".
Team Linux Users Everywhere
Think you might have
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Think you might have misunderstood me. The reason Climateprediction is the only running project is that i downloaded the workunits around a week ago. But my PC hasn't downloaded any work for the last couple of days, even though i attached my PC to more project since i believed Einstein, LHC and SETI's servers were down (or more like LHC was out of work). But it didn't change a think, i still don't get any new work. Do you have a solution to that problem so my comp. will continue downloading as it used to do.
PS. All projects are allowed to pick up more work. Here is the messages after i requested new work:
12-03-2006 15:42:23||Starting BOINC client version 5.2.13 for windows_intelx86
12-03-2006 15:42:23||libcurl/7.14.0 OpenSSL/0.9.8 zlib/1.2.3
12-03-2006 15:42:23||Data directory: C:\\Programmer\\BOINC
12-03-2006 15:42:24||Processor: 1 AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) XP Processor 3000+
12-03-2006 15:42:24||Memory: 510.98 MB physical, 1.22 GB virtual
12-03-2006 15:42:24||Disk: 37.25 GB total, 5.18 GB free
12-03-2006 15:42:24|BBC Climate Change Experiment|Computer ID: 128892; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|rosetta@home|Computer ID: 171805; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|climateprediction.net|Computer ID: 399943; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|Einstein@Home|Computer ID: 499500; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|LHC@home|Computer ID: 93565; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|QMC@HOME|Computer ID: 2400; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24|SETI@home|Computer ID: 2019988; location: ; project prefs: default
12-03-2006 15:42:24||General prefs: from LHC@home (last modified 2006-01-14 21:50:20)
12-03-2006 15:42:24||General prefs: using your defaults
12-03-2006 15:42:25||Remote control not allowed; using loopback address
12-03-2006 15:42:25|climateprediction.net|Resuming computation for result sulphur_izhc_100885792_1 using sulphur_cycle version 422
12-03-2006 15:42:25||Suspending work fetch because computer is overcommitted.
12-03-2006 15:42:25||Using earliest-deadline-first scheduling because computer is overcommitted.
12-03-2006 15:46:08||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:09||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:10||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:11||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:12||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:13|rosetta@home|Sending scheduler request to http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta_cgi/cgi
12-03-2006 15:46:13|rosetta@home|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:46:13|rosetta@home|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:46:13||request_reschedule_cpus: project op
12-03-2006 15:46:18|rosetta@home|Scheduler request to http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta_cgi/cgi succeeded
12-03-2006 15:46:23|BBC Climate Change Experiment|Sending scheduler request to http://bbc.cpdn.org/bbc_cgi/cgi
12-03-2006 15:46:23|BBC Climate Change Experiment|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:46:23|BBC Climate Change Experiment|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:46:28|BBC Climate Change Experiment|Scheduler request to http://bbc.cpdn.org/bbc_cgi/cgi succeeded
12-03-2006 15:46:33|Einstein@Home|Sending scheduler request to http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/EinsteinAtHome_cgi/cgi
12-03-2006 15:46:33|Einstein@Home|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:46:33|Einstein@Home|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:46:38|Einstein@Home|Scheduler request to http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/EinsteinAtHome_cgi/cgi succeeded
12-03-2006 15:46:44|LHC@home|Sending scheduler request to http://lhcathome-sched1.cern.ch/scheduler/cgi
12-03-2006 15:46:44|LHC@home|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:46:44|LHC@home|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:46:49|LHC@home|Scheduler request to http://lhcathome-sched1.cern.ch/scheduler/cgi succeeded
12-03-2006 15:46:54|QMC@HOME|Sending scheduler request to http://qah.uni-muenster.de/qah_cgi/cgi
12-03-2006 15:46:54|QMC@HOME|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:46:54|QMC@HOME|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:46:59|QMC@HOME|Scheduler request to http://qah.uni-muenster.de/qah_cgi/cgi succeeded
12-03-2006 15:47:04|SETI@home|Sending scheduler request to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
12-03-2006 15:47:04|SETI@home|Reason: Requested by user
12-03-2006 15:47:04|SETI@home|Note: not requesting new work or reporting results
12-03-2006 15:47:10|SETI@home|Scheduler request to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
"The world is a fine place and worth figthing for." (Ernest Hemmingway)
"Non progredi est regredi
Stick was
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Stick was right.
Wow, CPDN and BBC CCE. Your host is definitely overcommitted. A CPDN WU usually runs weeks/months, BBC CCE is even worse. As far as we can see you are currently running a sulfur model. (It's the longer model.) So be prepared to run CPDN exclusively for the next few weeks.
Download of work from other projects will resume eventually. Usually accompanied by a message "resuming round robin scheduling".
Michael
Team Linux Users Everywhere
Read the messages that I
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Read the messages that I highlighted in bold.
Sporally, So now you've
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Sporally,
So now you've been in the candy store and gluttonously stuffed yourself full of every flavor in every bin in the place. You're rolling on the floor, belly bursting, and wondering why you're unable to reach up to the top shelf to grab another handful. Is that about right?
Suggest you immediately divest yourself of one or both of the huge projects (cpdn and bbc) and allow the rest to shake themselves out and realize that your one computer is not able to solve all the questions in the world by itself.
Respects,
Michael
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"The arc of history is long, but it bends toward justice" - MLK
Ah ok, i see what you mean
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Ah ok, i see what you mean now. When you allow 3 projects to download they usally all download. Then they just run with a 33%, changing between the projects. So i thought it was the same although i was running ClimatePrediction. But thx for the help afterall...
@ Michael Karlinsky
Where do you find that white box you have in your signature? Never found a site where i can see my ranking of each project.
"The world is a fine place and worth figthing for." (Ernest Hemmingway)
"Non progredi est regredi
RE: Where do you find that
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There are several third-party or team sites offering this service. Michael's sig is from BOINCstats; you can get a URL for yours by visiting your cross-platform stats page there (there's a link to it on your SETI@home account page, along with three other sources of cross-platform stats). Mine below are from Neil Munday's site; I had to sign up there, but it was worth the effort to me because I wanted to customize the graphics, which I don't think is possible with the ones from BOINCstats or Team BOINC Synergy. Munday's URL is in the graphics.
But then i guess the ranking
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But then i guess the ranking system in your signature is only for those that has signed up? I mean, if you are in top 80% it only tells you that you are in top 80% of those that have signed up on the site, right?
BTW: Didn't find the page through SETI@Home that shows these stats. What button should i click and what buttons after that leads me to the site? I clicked a link called www.boincstats.com but it didn't work atm.
"The world is a fine place and worth figthing for." (Ernest Hemmingway)
"Non progredi est regredi
RE: But then i guess the
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No. All users are taken into account.
It should be on "Your Account" page. The list is also available here.
Michael
Team Linux Users Everywhere
