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Bobby Conger
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24 Jan 2020 20:33:39 UTC
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    I had my computer go down and had to replace it with a newer better model.  When it went down, my computer was working on a file, but it stopped at 17:49 local time according to the log.  I am up again, but I need to know how to finish up the file that was on the other computer.  Any help is appreciated.

    Thanks

    Bobby

    Bobby

    Bobby Conger
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    Sorry for not leaving you the

    24 Jan 2020 20:40:30 UTC
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      Sorry for not leaving you the full information.  I went down on Jan 15, at 17:49 and that computer was KA8F1A7 working on h1_0196.40_O2C02Cl1In0__O2MD1V1_VelaJr1_196.55Hz_40_0.  I've been a little scattered getting things back up.  Sorry for that

      Thanks

      Bobby

      Bobby

      mikey
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      Bobby Conger wrote:Sorry for

      24 Jan 2020 23:07:32 UTC
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        Bobby Conger wrote:

        Sorry for not leaving you the full information.  I went down on Jan 15, at 17:49 and that computer was KA8F1A7 working on h1_0196.40_O2C02Cl1In0__O2MD1V1_VelaJr1_196.55Hz_40_0.  I've been a little scattered getting things back up.  Sorry for that

        Thanks

        Bobby

        Sorry one of  the security things they do is prevent things like that...people could use a REALLY fast computer to crunch 95% of the workunit then send it to another pc to finish while the orginal pc works on a new workunit. It's okay the system is setup to handle  things like that and someone else will just get the workunit.

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        If the hard drive of the old

        25 Jan 2020 20:16:13 UTC
        Message 175404
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          If the hard drive of the old computer is still OK and you can get access to the Boinc data directory then you might be able to salvage the old task (if platform is the same Win/Linux/Mac and hardware Intel/AMD/Nvidia).

          If not then rest assure that Boinc was designed to handle this type of scenario and when the deadline of your task expires it will be sent to someone else to complete.

          Bobby Conger
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          Thanks, at least the data

          25 Jan 2020 22:46:59 UTC
          Message 175408 in response to message 175396
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            Thanks, at least the data won't go to waste.

            Bobby

            Bobby Conger
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            I'm working on getting the

            25 Jan 2020 22:48:03 UTC
            Message 175409 in response to message 175404
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              I'm working on getting the hard drive working again, but by the time I do, it will probably be too late.  At least the data will not go to waste.

              Bobby

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