I installed client for BBC climate project yesterday. Since then, it tried to send results back several times, but it always failed.

It reports something like:
Unrecoverable error for result hadcm3l_0dyt_00018554_0 (file_xfer_error .... error_code -161 ...)

My computer is pretty much standard, no special software running. It\'s always connected to net, no aggressive firewall nothing.
Any idea how to fix it?

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The interesting information should be just above the first \'161\' error (basically 161 just says that there are no model files to upload, which is because the model failed with a different error)

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The interesting information should be just above the first \'161\' error (basically 161 just says that there are no model files to upload, which is because the model failed with a different error)

There was no prior error. It simply always stopped computing at some 0.04% and tried to send result.
I also remember that there was some fortran popup with error before which occured when I was playing computer game. I didnt know that it is boinc error, so I ignored it.
I tried to restart project and now it seems to work (0.21% without error or attempt to send results)

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The fortran error would indeed be the culprit (the model is compiled with an Intel Fortran compiler).

It may have been a conflict with the game, it\'s probably best to suspend the project (also select \'no more work\') just before starting a gaming session. Games usually take 100% of the CPU hence you won\'t be losing any more processing on the model by suspending it.

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I also remember that there was some fortran popup with error before which occured when I was playing computer game. I didnt know that it is boinc error, so I ignored it.
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The fortran error would indeed be the culprit (the model is compiled with an Intel Fortran compiler).

It may have been a conflict with the game, it\'s probably best to suspend the project (also select \'no more work\') just before starting a gaming session. Games usually take 100% of the CPU hence you won\'t be losing any more processing on the model by suspending it.

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I also remember that there was some fortran popup with error before which occured when I was playing computer game. I didnt know that it is boinc error, so I ignored it.
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Unfortunatelly, same thing happend again and this time without fortran runtime error. Model was at some 0.50% and then it said \"task finished\" and attemped to upload results - with no luck, again error -161.
Thx for your help, I guess that my PC is simply not compatible enough, I\'m detaching from the project..

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