I have a Pentium D that has SSE3 and several AMD machines. Let me know what I can do to help.
Ok. Here are the steps:
- download patch file
- stop boinc
- copy patch file ( and patcher ) to the project directory
- do patching ( run patcher with the data file as a parameter )
- start boinc
- do some wus
- give me a report about the results ( valid, invalid, zero credit, etc... )
I have a Pentium D that has SSE3 and several AMD machines. Let me know what I can do to help.
Ok. Here are the steps:
- download patch file
- stop boinc
- copy patch file ( and patcher ) to the project directory
- do patching ( run patcher with the data file as a parameter )
- start boinc
- do some wus
- give me a report about the results ( valid, invalid, zero credit, etc... )
This patch doesn't have any improvement, but we can check the procedure.
Try again!!
I havent understand the procedure of patching. (The part with the parameter)
Athlon
(paraphrase:-) You need to download the patcher.com file (hyperlink above) and the patch file you want to use - S5T0003.dat or whatever Akos has got up to by the time I finish typing this. Put them both in the einstein projects directory (usually c:\\program files\\boinc\\projects\\einstein.phys.uwm.edu but you might have installed things in a different place. Use BOINC Manager to Exit from BOINC so it isn't running (and if running it as a service stop the service).
Go to a Command prompt and change (cd) to the einstein directory above, with patcher and the s5t0003.dat patch file in it. Type "patcher s5t0003.dat", and when prompted press the space bar to allow the patch.
Start BOINC up again by running BOINC Manager (and starting the service if in service mode). Watch the Einstein WU time to completion come down.
RE: I have maybe a stupid
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All patches work on any CPU capable of SSE instructions. (like P3 and Athlon XP)
RE: RE: I have a Pentium
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Try again!!
I havent understand the procedure of patching. (The part with the parameter)
Athlon
Stay tuned and keep crunching
S5T0003 - eliminated
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S5T0003
- eliminated double jumps (hot loop size: 4901)
- reduced amount of FPU macro ops (4831)
- removed double loads on general purpose registers (4675)
RE: Well i think applying
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The last patch is enough, but would be good if everybody try to use different versions.
How to do this: do patching
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How to do this: do patching ( run patcher with the data file as a parameter )???
RE: How to do this: do
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1.copy the einstein app. to a seperate directory.
2. copy patcher + patch (S5T0003.dat) to the same directoy.
3. open a cmd shell and goto the directory.
4. do a "patcher.com S5T0003.dat" hit "any key" to continue.
Your're done. patching ;)
5. Disable network access in Boincmanager, Stop boinc.
6 make a backup of the boinc directoy
7. copy the patched executable to C:\\Program Files\\BOINC\\projects\\einstein.phys.uwm.edu
8. overwrite the existing einstein app.
9. restart BOINC
RE: RE: RE: I have a
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(paraphrase:-) You need to download the patcher.com file (hyperlink above) and the patch file you want to use - S5T0003.dat or whatever Akos has got up to by the time I finish typing this. Put them both in the einstein projects directory (usually c:\\program files\\boinc\\projects\\einstein.phys.uwm.edu but you might have installed things in a different place. Use BOINC Manager to Exit from BOINC so it isn't running (and if running it as a service stop the service).
Go to a Command prompt and change (cd) to the einstein directory above, with patcher and the s5t0003.dat patch file in it. Type "patcher s5t0003.dat", and when prompted press the space bar to allow the patch.
Start BOINC up again by running BOINC Manager (and starting the service if in service mode). Watch the Einstein WU time to completion come down.
Thanks a lot at all.
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Thanks a lot at all.
The S5T0000 is not
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The S5T0000 is not faster.
Extrapolated to 100% i get this times:
original client: 39742s
S5T000: 39818s
But the S5T000 in my extrapolation only ran to 2,75% whereas the original client went to 27,48%.
I let it run a litle more to get a better look.
Problems during
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Problems during patching!
Error: File not accessible: einstein_s5r1_4.02_windows_intelx86.exe
Whats that?
Who has n patched exe for me?
Athlon
Stay tuned and keep crunching