O1AS20-100 search now open for all CPU models
13 Jun 2016 9:04:08 UTC
Topic 198646
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I just removed the restriction that prevented O1AS20-100F work to be assigned to CPU models that take a long time to process those tasks. This is due to the fact that we have no work for O1AS20-100I anymore and want to speed up the O1AS20-100F search with the computing power from those hosts that exclusively ran O1AS20-100I in the past. You still need to enable "Gravitational Wave search O1 all-sky F" in your project preferences if you disabled it in the past. Please post any problems either directly in this thread or in the Problems and Bug Reports forum.
As a sidenote: We already began to post process the O1AS20-100F data for 20-50 Hz because they are already complete.
O1AS20-100 search now open for all CPU models
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Most of my machines were restricted to O1 all-sky I. They said
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Is there a trick to getting O1 tasks? Everything is setup on my computer to enable O1 work but I've yet to get a single unit of work.
There are only 10 kind of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't!
Looks like all of the work is
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Looks like all of the work is in progress. Not much left to get. Only some tiny resends now and then.
O1AS20-100F
Tasks to send: 4
Work still remaining: 2.6 days (estimated)
O1AS20-100I
Tasks to send: 0
Work still remaining: 0.1 days (estimated)
Four months later and I'm
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Four months later and I'm still not getting any O1 tasks. Am I doomed to compute pulsar stuff forever!
There are only 10 kind of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't!
eeqmc2_52 wrote:Four months
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There has been plenty of CPU work. Make sure both your "computing" and "project" preferences are set correctly, and that you have selected the CPU work. Also check your local BOINC preferences to make sure you are not doing something wrong.
If nothing else works, try detaching from the project and then re-attaching. Sometimes the settings get mixed up.