This change has had a couple of weeks to shake down, and in general seems to
be working well. However, one unanticipated problem surfaced at AQUA last
night, and could possibly use a refinement.
AQUA had a CUDA app installed, but dormant. They applied the server update
for this issue, and I was
On Sep 29, 2009, at 12:48 PM, David Anderson wrote:
> Nicolás Alvarez wrote:
>
>> Current BOINC code has that too, *and* repeated downloading even if
>> the file
>> is not needed.
>
> I believe it does that only when BOINC is restarted.
My reported case is only on restarts because I am not all
Nicolás Alvarez wrote:
> Current BOINC code has that too, *and* repeated downloading even if the file
> is not needed.
I believe it does that only when BOINC is restarted.
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Re: [boinc_dev] Why did BOINC
contact Prime Grid, and Why did it
DL execuatables
How would that be worse to the current situation?
His proposal would lead to infinite repeated downloading if there is work
needing a file and the antivirus keeps deleting it.
Current BOINC code has that too, *and* repeated downloading even if the file
is not needed.
El Martes 29 Sep 2009 15:2
That proposal would lead to infinite downloading (see below)
john.mcl...@sybase.com wrote:
> The proposal is to download missing files only at startup or when new tasks
> arrive needing the file, and ONLY do so if there is work that needs the
> file. i.e. at startup, if there is a missing file, a
Prime Grid, and Why did it
DL execuatables
On Sep 28, 2009, at 2:05 PM, David Anderson wrote:
> I'm not sure this will solve the problem.
> Seems to me the client will go into this loop:
>
> 1) get a job from the server
> 2) download the executable
> 3) anti-virus program deletes the executable
> 4) job bombs out because executable missin
Raistmer wrote:
> (Unless BOINC will retaliate by deleting fool MCAffe antivirus in its own
> turn ;D )
This may be the best idea I've heard all day.
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> 1) get a job from the server
> 2) download the executable
> 3) anti-virus program deletes the executable
> 4) job bombs out because executable missing
> 5) go to 1
>
> As of right now, as far as I've heard,
> the client re-downloads the executable only on startup.
> That's better than the above.
I'm not sure this will solve the problem.
Seems to me the client will go into this loop:
1) get a job from the server
2) download the executable
3) anti-virus program deletes the executable
4) job bombs out because executable missing
5) go to 1
As of right now, as far as I've heard,
the client re
r example, dedicate an ATI GPU to Milkyway and
dedicate a nVidia GPU to Collatz.
--- On Sat, 26/9/09, David Anderson wrote:
From: David Anderson
Subject: Re: [boinc_dev] Why did BOINC contact Prime Grid, and Why did it DL
execuatables
To: "Richard Haselgrove"
Cc: boinc_dev@ssl.b
I agree. I'll do this soon
(just the "no CPU" and "no GPU" prefs for now).
-- David
Richard Haselgrove wrote:
> Following on from my previous thought, it seems that we aren't paying enough
> attention to the scope of some of these settings.
>
> An XML entity has two different scopes:
>
> a sco
Following on from my previous thought, it seems that we aren't paying enough
attention to the scope of some of these settings.
An XML entity has two different scopes:
a scope for the DEFINITION
a scope for the VALUE
Many BOINC preferences are global for both definition and value. They tend
to
This conversation confused me, until I looked at the actual format of a
sched_reply.xml file.
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On Sep 25, 2009, at 9:35 PM, Nicolás Alvarez wrote:
>> Oh, and if the BOINC client knows that I don't want MW CPU tasks, why
>> does it keep asking for them ... I am on the third iteration already
>> when oh when is it going to ask for GPU work like my preferences
>> state?
>
> Because they are
El Sáb 26 Sep 2009 01:03:58 Paul D. Buck escribió:
> Here is a log from the start-up of BOINC and for the life of me I
> cannot understand this ... prime grid seems to have been contacted
> even when NNT is selected and it looks like a whole set of executables
> were downloaded. What makes this mo
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