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I'm not sure how often TAC members check this forum. Maybe you'll get a response in the main forum in this thread. https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/di ... 315/page-3

I found this OpenIFS dashboard that has statistics on test and main batches.

https://dev.cpdn.org/oifs_dashboard.php

The Helsinki scientists will be transferring the data from the upload server to their own server via the network according to this post by Glenn Carver. If they are doing this in real time then that could add to the network load at Jasmin. I haven't seen any network issues yet on my end. I believe t...

Now the upload server is out of disk space. Ugh.

The upload server has been up for several hours now. Hopefully it's stable now.

About half of my 340 tasks uploaded but about 11 PM EST the uploads stopped again.

I started seeing uploads earlier so hopefully that will continue.

Now they are saying there still may be a problem with the block storage device. "We are migrating VMs off that device while we investigate the problem. I'll let you know when we have migrated the VMs." I had to google "block storage". :) https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/block-stora...

Their new upload server is located at JASMIN which is a cloud computing provider. https://www.ceda.ac.uk/blog/ceda-and-jasmin-support-over-the-christmas-period-1/ From the link above: "CEDA and JASMIN services should therefore be considered to be running “at-risk” from 17:00 on Friday 16th Dece...

found the cores running universe tasks @3.4 GHz and the cores running OpenIFS dropped to 4.1 GHz. I'm pretty sure I'm wrong on this observation. The 3.4 GHz must be part of the "snapshot". Maybe an average #? mark@x32-linux4:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'cpu MHz' cpu MHz : 2200.000 cpu MHz...

When I started processing this latest batch, I set it up to run 6 tasks simultaneously on each 16 core Zen processor (2-3950X, 2-5950X). By default, I had one core feeding a gpu on each computer (FAH and MW). Eventually, I started seeing a few errors so I checked clock speed (cat /proc/cpuinfo) and ...

I've got 100 tasks validated and 7 tasks with errors so far. I was looking at the syslog on one computer with 4 errors early on and discovered a cron job that was spamming the seti server for work. Oops!

I know a dedicated boinc instance for CPND makes the most sense but I used an app_config.xml file in CPND project directory to control the number of OpenIFS tasks running simultaneously on each computer. I started out with 8 tasks on my 16 core Zen3 and Zen4 computers each with 64 GB of RAM and even...

I've picked up a few more on my other computers.

StefanR5R wrote: ↑Tue Nov 29, 2022 1:07 am The first little batch of 1000 "OpenIFS 43r3 Perturbed Surface" tasks was released a few hours ago.

I picked of 4 of these tasks on my dual ivy bridge.

Thanks to emoga for mentioning this in Discord. There is a native version of BoincTasks Js (java script?) for debian linux which works quite nicely on my main computer which is running linux mint 20.3. https://efmer.com/boinctasks-js/boinctasks-js-download/ I downloaded version 1.27 and to install: ...

mmonnin wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 5:56 pm Can a TAAT Team be formed?

Yes, post in the project thread in the other forum and ask that a TAC member create a team for the project.
https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/di ... 315/page-3

Some times I forget details like MB model/bios version, and other hardware and software information. I have a main computer which has ssh terminal links to my other computers so the app 'inxi" works well for me to quickly gather system information on my other computers. sudo inxi -Fxxx mark@x32...

Yes, I have nvtop working with a Radeon VII but I had to build the app from source. Instructions are here . sudo apt install libdrm-dev git clone https://github.com/Syllo/nvtop.git mkdir -p nvtop/build && cd nvtop/build cmake .. -DNVIDIA_SUPPORT=ON -DAMDGPU_SUPPORT=ON make # Install globally...

I would have your provider replace or upgrade the cable modem/router.

The proper pronunciation is just a bit odd to me so I say "BOE-INK".

Boinc.Italy has a page with list of science disciplines/boinc projects with links to lists of publications for each project. However, I'm not sure how up to date it is.

https://www.boincitaly.org/progetti/pub ... he.html#en

How to Install the Latest AMD Drivers on Debian 10 Buster

I noticed this article recommends installing mesa-opencl-icd for opencl support. Mesa opencl will not work with boinc projects so you will still need the opencl support files from AMDGPU drivers listed above.

Yes, my only experience is with the Radeon VII. I believe the last AMD proprietary driver for the 280X was released in 2015 (Crimson Edition 15.12). This driver supported Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS, 14.04.2. I doubt this driver will install on Debian 10. There is this post by Gary Roberts at Einstein which ...

I didn't think a reboot would necessarily work but it did.

Everything works ok when I use my primary boinc instance but when I use my secondary and tertiary boinc instances with spoofed coproc.xml files, I still get errors. Normally I run MW on 2 separate boinc instances with 2 simultaneous tasks on each instance. The coproc is spoofed on each instance to g...

When the server came back up, all the new tasks resulted in computational errors after 2 seconds on my Radeon VII on linux. I shut it down for now.

Don't laugh but maybe this potential solution has merit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFZsodqDOk

EDIT:
@StefanR5R already uses a 40 mm fan

StefanR5R wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 12:48 am besides the mentioned 40 mm fan on the VRM cooler,

StefanR5R wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 10:54 am Website and forum will be offline: from February 28 until April 22, 2022.

One would think this is a very conservative estimate of how much time this will take to accomplish,

What about a touchscreen monitor + an intel PC stick?

I've never used one but it seems like a possible "low end" solution.