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mmonnin03

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• Jun 22, 2024

• #76

Some old users were re-created. Request a password reset.
Adding Linux PCs now works.

 

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waffleironhead

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• Aug 16, 2024

• #77

After a long break, LODA is back at it.

LODA

 

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mmonnin03

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• Aug 17, 2024

• #78

And most tasks do not validate. Not recommended.

 

waffleironhead

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• #79

mmonnin03 said:

And most tasks do not validate. Not recommended.

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Oof. I had 100 valid and 33 invalid. Definitly shutting that down for now.

 

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mmonnin03

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Is that backwards as it's waaay better than any host I've looked at. I'm at 14 valid, 29 invalid.

 

Orange Kid

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Seem to be having about a 35% failure rate myself.

 

Fardringle

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• #82

100% failure rate for me..

 

crashtech

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Hmm, I am at 31%. I would recommend getting rid of any old work units if anyone wants to continue, the error rate seems to be getting less.

Edit:
My most recent work units are at 15% failure rate, so I am going to keep going for a bit and see what happens.

 

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mmonnin03

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Fardringle said:

100% failure rate for me..

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Not much of a sample.
Linux PCs have Git installed? A project requirement.

The admin mentioned resetting the project due to some corrupt files. I'm starting 1 single task in Win10. In 7minutes its used 45s of CPU so not going well.

 

Fardringle

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mmonnin03 said:

Not much of a sample.
Linux PCs have Git installed? A project requirement.

The admin mentioned resetting the project due to some corrupt files. I'm starting 1 single task in Win10. In 7minutes its used 45s of CPU so not going well.

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Not a huge sample, no. But enough for me to turn it back off for a while. They all have GIT installed. And all except my main PC were freshly attached to the project today.

 

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• Aug 18, 2024

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They may have switched something out very recently if I understood a somewhat cryptic message board post on the LODA site

 

biodoc

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• Aug 19, 2024

• #87

I just started running some LODA tasks and notice they are RAM intensive (~1 GB per task). I'll see how many validate.

 

waffleironhead

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #88

Decided to give loda a shot again. Reset project and made sure GIT was installed. So far so good on two systems.

 

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Skillz

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• Aug 30, 2024

• #89

waffleironhead said:

Decided to give loda a shot again. Reset project and made sure GIT was installed. So far so good on two systems.

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I'm running on three systems and its been good for me. When I first started though I was having a lot of invalids, but they seem to have fixed that issue and it's been smooth sailing since then.

 

Fardringle

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• Sep 1, 2024

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Seems to be OK for me now as well.

Edit: I take that back. It was running OK for a while, then I suddenly got about 16500 bad tasks in a row. Possibly recycled from the earlier bad stuff that were put back into the queue instead of being removed.

 

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Orange Kid

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Out with some old, in with some revived.

 

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mmonnin03

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• Jun 16, 2025

• #92

BOINC Central Project

Log in

boinc.berkeley.edu

It needs BOINC Alpha version and podman

Thread 'Docker installation unsuccessful on Ubuntu 24.10.'

boinc.berkeley.edu

 

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StefanR5R

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• Jun 17, 2025

• #93

Windows and Ubuntu Linux installation instructions:
https://boinc.berkeley.edu/central/forum_thread.php?id=28

The project is a platform for interested scientists to submit jobs to. The platform currently offers Autodock in several application versions, and Docker. Right now, one scientist is using Docker to run a mathematical project called Boolean Chains (CPU only).

 

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cellarnoise

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• Jun 17, 2025

• #94

StefanR5R said:

Windows and Ubuntu Linux installation instructions:
https://boinc.berkeley.edu/central/forum_thread.php?id=28

The project is a platform for interested scientists to submit jobs to. The platform currently offers Autodock in several application versions, and Docker. Right now, one scientist is using Docker to run a mathematical project called Boolean Chains (CPU only).

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Well... some :0 U.S. funding has stopped... but private stuff still continues!