Hello, I did my homework, but this two things seems to elude me.
1) When the client it's a multicore (core2duo, QuadCore or GPU/CPU), how the p_iops and p_fops information should be interpreted? as "per core" (asuming that the total host it's ncpus * p_iops ) or the number of cores it's integrated in that infomation. This is for statistical porpouses, I know the benchmarks just gives you a raw estimation. 2) Who decides when to regenerate the internal CPID. Does the client somehow decides to do so by itself? or it's an instrucction sent to the client? and, in an unrelated topic: It seems that the client has some issue with the BAM <signing_key> field. Doing some test, the clients failed to recognise the key because it has some extra tabs, or "\n" at the end (because usual way to send it it's to wrap the key into several lines). It seems that it does a strcmp before stripping the "whitespaces" chars, and if they mismatch then rejects the key even if it's essentially "valid". I know it's not usual to "modify" that field, but it was weird because the message was that the key was "Inconsistent". Regards Israel Figueroa _______________________________________________ boinc_dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ssl.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/boinc_dev To unsubscribe, visit the above URL and (near bottom of page) enter your email address.
