What the fuck?
Must older clients be powered on 24/7? http://einsteinathome.org/task/83592010
All crunched for nothing?
Not even the credits for the work contributed, despite unnecessary?
That is very sad. :(
Must older clients be powered on 24/7? http://einsteinathome.org/task/83592010
All crunched for nothing?
Not even the credits for the work contributed, despite unnecessary?
That is very sad. :(
Given the size of the workunit, your computer spent far too much CPU time for it (or the Windows methods to account CPU time is terribly off). Is that machine operating in some kind of battery conserving mode ? I noticed it's a Mobile CPU.
After looking through the stderr file it looks like there was a 'Restart from scratch' event part way through the result. Therefore the CPU time is most likely accurate since the running total for the result doesn't get reset when this happens.
@ roadrunner: Agreed, my experience has been you really have to watch older hosts closely on S5R2 so far. The beta apps are far slower and the new WU' are a lot 'tougher' than anything we've seen here on EAH a long time.
The "client" is a notebook borrowed to a friend (girl *g*) of mine currently on their semester abroad in norway.
I haven't any influency on runtime, uptime, downtime, batterymode or such.
The "client" is a notebook borrowed to a friend (girl *g*) of mine currently on their semester abroad in norway.
I haven't any influency on runtime, uptime, downtime, batterymode or such.
AHHHH, well that makes it hard to keep an eye on it then. :-)
That's strange, underclaiming in Einstein normally happens only with a few very old client versions afaik, and none of you are using one of those... looks like sth went wrong with the "credit estimate" there.
Sounds plausible... now you mention it, there was a bunch of WUs like that, so if the one we see here has been around that long you are probably right.
What the fuck? Must older
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What the fuck?
Must older clients be powered on 24/7?
http://einsteinathome.org/task/83592010
All crunched for nothing?
Not even the credits for the work contributed, despite unnecessary?
That is very sad. :(
RE: Must older clients be
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Given the size of the workunit, your computer spent far too much CPU time for it (or the Windows methods to account CPU time is terribly off). Is that machine operating in some kind of battery conserving mode ? I noticed it's a Mobile CPU.
CU
BRM
After looking through the
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After looking through the stderr file it looks like there was a 'Restart from scratch' event part way through the result. Therefore the CPU time is most likely accurate since the running total for the result doesn't get reset when this happens.
@ roadrunner: Agreed, my experience has been you really have to watch older hosts closely on S5R2 so far. The beta apps are far slower and the new WU' are a lot 'tougher' than anything we've seen here on EAH a long time.
Alinator
The "client" is a notebook
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The "client" is a notebook borrowed to a friend (girl *g*) of mine currently on their semester abroad in norway.
I haven't any influency on runtime, uptime, downtime, batterymode or such.
At least in Norway there
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At least in Norway there should be no difficulty with cooling :-D
RE: The "client" is a
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AHHHH, well that makes it hard to keep an eye on it then. :-)
Alinator
I'm not complaining, but we
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I'm not complaining, but we requested 113 credits and got 250!
http://einsteinathome.org/workunit/33195314
That's strange, underclaiming
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That's strange, underclaiming in Einstein normally happens only with a few very old client versions afaik, and none of you are using one of those... looks like sth went wrong with the "credit estimate" there.
Isn't this one of the first
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Isn't this one of the first WUs, that got delivered with a too small credit-stamp on it?
cu,
Micha
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Sounds plausible... now you
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Sounds plausible... now you mention it, there was a bunch of WUs like that, so if the one we see here has been around that long you are probably right.