Second computer is not being given any work

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etherbrat
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9 Jan 2015 0:01:18 UTC
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    I have added a second computer to E@H, but in the couple of hours since enrolling it, it has not been given any work. It shows up in my account as a second computer with a unique ID, etc. Is this normal?

    Pooh Bear 27
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    Second computer is not being given any work

    9 Jan 2015 1:20:15 UTC
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      If you read the Technical Forums, they have had issues the last approximately 24 hours and now that they have started getting some of it back online, so many people are hitting the servers they are busy. Please give it time to calm back down and get back to normal.

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      This problem has nothing to

      9 Jan 2015 10:05:32 UTC
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        This problem has nothing to do with the current upload problems.

        The problem is that the second computer does not have enough RAM to run the tasks.
        In the scheduler logs these messages can be seen:

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        2015-01-09 04:29:39.9154 [PID=26306] [send] [WU#207975687 p2030.20131214.G201.04+00.46.S.b0s0g0.00000_3152] needs 247.96MB RAM; [HOST#11717327] has 183.52MB, 165.17MB usable
        2015-01-09 04:29:39.9154 [PID=26306] [send] [HOST#11717327] [WU#207975687 p2030.20131214.G201.04+00.46.S.b0s0g0.00000_3152] WU is infeasible: Not enough memory
        2015-01-09 04:29:39.9157 [PID=26306] [send] [WU#207975689 p2030.20131214.G201.04+00.46.S.b0s0g0.00000_3154] needs 247.96MB RAM; [HOST#11717327] has 183.52MB, 165.17MB usable
        2015-01-09 04:29:39.9161 [PID=26306] [send] [WU#209104816 p2030.20131227.G178.66-01.76.N.b2s0g0.00000_1676] needs 247.96MB RAM; [HOST#11717327] has 183.52MB, 165.17MB usable
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        So if it's possible to install more RAM you should be able to use this computer otherwise you out of luck. =(

        etherbrat
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        Ok. It's only a Raspberry Pi,

        12 Jan 2015 23:13:00 UTC
        Message 129389 in response to message 129388
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          Ok. It's only a Raspberry Pi, pre- extra memory upgrade, so I'm outa luck. Looks like this mouse can't roar.

          etherbrat
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          RE: This problem has

          13 Jan 2015 1:04:55 UTC
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            Quote:

            This problem has nothing to do with the current upload problems.

            The problem is that the second computer does not have enough RAM to run the tasks.
            In the scheduler logs these messages can be seen:

            Quote:
            2015-01-09 04:29:39.9154 [PID=26306] [send] [WU#207975687 p2030.20131214.G201.04+00.46.S.b0s0g0.00000_3152] needs 247.96MB RAM; [HOST#11717327] has 183.52MB, 165.17MB usable
            ...
            ...

            So if it's possible to install more RAM you should be able to use this computer otherwise you out of luck. =(

            One more thing: Is this type of information available to me, either on the machine, or via the web?

            Gary Roberts
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            RE: Is this type of

            13 Jan 2015 3:20:53 UTC
            Message 129391 in response to message 129390
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              Is this type of information available to me, either on the machine, or via the web?


              As Holmis mentioned, it comes from the scheduler logs for the particular host.

              Go to your account page, click the 'view computers' link and click the 'Last contact' link for the computer whose scheduler log you wish to view. It's the relevant date in the right-most column in the list of your computers.

              Cheers,
              Gary.

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