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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Trickle up files
(Message 61156)
Posted 3 Oct 2019 by  Dingo
Post: I have had one trickle on each work unit as well. Did't know about the 12 in the name, thanks hadam4_a07r_209310_12_838_011900585_0 |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Trickle up files
(Message 61127)
Posted 1 Oct 2019 by Dingo
Post: I have had a couple of tasks running for over 24 hours and there are no trickle files that I can see ?? How often are the trickle files updated ?? https://www.cpdn.org/workunit.php?wuid=11900585 https://www.cpdn.org/workunit.php?wuid=11900741 |
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Message boards :
Cafe CPDN :
BOINC@AUSTRALIA
(Message 31374)
Posted 14 Nov 2007 by Dingo
Post: We are now 10 th in the world. All Australians and anyone who is interested, is invited to join a team involved in all BOINC projects, become part of the Aussie Alliance and compete with the largest national teams. BOINC@AUSTRALIA has a great member retention and participation rate, better than most other teams. Please pop in and find out why. We\'re here for the science but enjoy the fun. We have a team web site, active forum, team camaraderie and best of all great team members. If you\'re interested please click on the link in my signature. * BOINC@AUSTRALIA is in the top 10? * We\'re ranked 10th out of 65,000 world teams for combined BOINC projects. * We\'re the #1 Aussie team, with more than 199 Million credits - That\'s a lot of science! * The team is active in all current BOINC projects. * We\'re still growing and looking for more members in any BOINC project. * Your existing BBC Climate credits come with you. * Future credits from all projects will help build a powerful Aussie Alliance. * BOINC@AUSTRALIA has over 1,000 members. Together, we\'ll not only be the top Australian team, but in the top 10 of the world. We are open to new suggestions, new members and new science. Come and look us over - You can check out our web site by clicking on the team logo below and also have a look around our forum. Once you are a member of the Team join the Forum using the same name and email address so that I can confirm you are a member of the Team.  
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Credits,how often?
(Message 29062)
Posted 29 May 2007 by Dingo
Post: How often a user get credits on climateprediction.net work? Depending on your PC. Mine returns a trickle about once per day on a P4 3.2. |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
64 bit processor
(Message 27423)
Posted 20 Mar 2007 by Dingo
Post: Yes it doesn\'t work with the 64 bit BOINC as I get the message that it can\'t find the 64 bit application. Thanks for the response. |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
64 bit processor
(Message 27405)
Posted 19 Mar 2007 by Dingo
Post: So if I download a Climate WU using my 64 bit BOINC and 64 Bit operating system (linux) will the climate 32 bit still run. I am running 64 bit applications like RieselSieve and ABC and WEP-M+2 Project on it but if I go away I like to run a Climate model because if my internet connection drops, I am in the country and it happens regularly, I can still process something. Thanks |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Optimizing?
(Message 25338)
Posted 29 Nov 2006 by Dingo
Post: Donavan: I guess this phenomenon depends very much on the project. It is true that SETI favours Intels, especially the models with a large cache. But in Einstein, for example, any halfway decent AMD wipes the floor with its Intel equivalent (the Intel mobile architectures do okay, though, or better than ordinary Pentiums in any case) and Macs are worst off. It depends on the science app; certain code does better with certain CPU architectures. Therefore some of the optimized apps, but with those, you really have to know what you\'re doing or you\'re risking stability issues aswell. All my PC\'s but one are Intels and the other is an AMD Duel Core. From what members of the Team have stated and demonstrated AMD\'s are better at most of the projects with the Exceptions of the ones stated. The science is what I do the projects for but the credits keep us all interested. |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
work unit fortran crash
(Message 14336)
Posted 13 Jul 2005 by Dingo
Post: Hi I just got the same error. I am running Bitdefender antivirus and have been for a long time. <IMG src="http://ca.geocities.com/boinc@rogers.com/climateerror.jpg"> Dingo <IMG src="http://www.boincstats.com/stats/banner.php?cpid=57e98e51213986130bf3c136f9db957e"><IMG src='http://www.boincstats.com/stats/teambanner.php?teamname=BOINC@AUSTRALIA'><IMG src="http://www.danasoft.com/sig/BOINCAUSTRALIA.jpg"> |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
no trickles for 3 days? when will be up?
(Message 13584)
Posted 19 Jun 2005 by Dingo
Post: > I have trickles up to 15/06 at 05:00'ish, nothing after that. I'd noticed that I also have not had any trickles since 15/06. I am going to SUSPEND Climate on all my PC's till they make some sort of statement. I don't see why I should waist my PC's time crunching this project when I can get better value for time on another. Dingo <IMG src="http://www.boincstats.com/stats/banner.php?cpid=57e98e51213986130bf3c136f9db957e"><IMG src='http://www.boincstats.com/stats/teambanner.php?teamname=BOINC@AUSTRALIA'><IMG src="http://www.danasoft.com/sig/BOINCAUSTRALIA.jpg"> |
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Questions and Answers :
Windows :
Disk Usage
(Message 13540)
Posted 18 Jun 2005 by Dingo
Post: Hi Climate is taking up 881 Meg on one of my PC's and a great deal on all the other but not that much. I see that there are many versions of the code in the directory. Can I delete any of the versions that are no loner running on my PC. I have these http://ca.geocities.com/boinc@rogers.com/climate.JPG but I am using 4.10 and 4.12. Dingo <IMG src="http://www.boincstats.com/stats/banner.php?cpid=57e98e51213986130bf3c136f9db957e"><IMG src='http://www.boincstats.com/stats/teambanner.php?teamname=BOINC@AUSTRALIA'> |
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