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Apr 2005
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FAQ: "...create the proper save files for the program to pick up where it left off when you restart your machine."
After an update to the newest version the results are not written to disk. Why? I changed nothing in the settings, am my own administrator, use no proxies - and everything lets pass the firewall ![]() Thanx. |
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Make sure that your files are not set as read only (which may have happened if you burned them to a CD to transfer.)
Post your info for the following here, (from prime.ini) UseHTTP= UsePrimenet= DialUp= DaysOfWork= OutputIterations= ResultsFileIterations= DiskWriteTime= NetworkRetryTime= NetworkRetryTime2= DaysBetweenCheckins= TwoBackupFiles= Last fiddled with by Uncwilly on 2006-10-23 at 00:54 |
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#3 |
Apr 2005
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>Make sure that your files are not set as read only (which may
>have happened if you burned them to a CD to transfer Never changed anything! I only have updated the program. The settings from version 23 were automatically taken over. Therefore no CD burning, no separate backup. prime.ini: UseHTTP= ? (not there) UsePrimenet= 1 DialUp= 0 DaysOfWork= 5 OutputIterations= 10000 ResultsFileIterations= 99999999 DiskWriteTime= 10 NetworkRetryTime= 2 NetworkRetryTime2= 30 DaysBetweenCheckins= 28 TwoBackupFiles= 1 Where can I change the settings making sure that the files are not set as read only? Thank you! |
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Sep 2006
Brussels, Belgium
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#5 |
Apr 2005
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All files can be put into archives, I read there.
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#6 |
Sep 2006
Brussels, Belgium
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Which version of windows are you using ?
Another way to to see the attributes of the files, is to switch to detailed view for the folder containing prime95 : menu "View", click on "Details". Then make the attribute column visible : menu "View", click on "Choose Details...", check the attributes line. If there are "R" or "RA" in the attribute column, those files are read-only. |
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#7 |
Apr 2005
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Win XP Home SP2 (with vers. 23 and 24).
The attributes line says: A |
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"Patrik Johansson"
Aug 2002
Uppsala, Sweden
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Exactly what files did not get written to disk? The save files starting with p and q, and ending in the last digits of your number? Or the file results.txt?
In the latter case: did you actually produce any results since the upgrade? You can get info of what iteration Prime95 is at written to results.txt, e.g. Code:
[Mon Oct 23 22:51:19 2006] Iteration 17900000 / 35183101 |
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#9 |
Apr 2005
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Sorry, I don´t know what files exactly do not get written to disk. Where can I see that? Here is the end of the result.txt:
[Sun Oct 08 12:38:10 2006] UID: S306906/C4FC50009, M34931251 is not prime. Res64: 8AB2D9BB4930E2ED. WZ1: 3C786332,5863980,00000000 [Sun Oct 08 18:44:21 2006] Self-test 2048K passed! [Tue Oct 10 19:33:32 2006] UID: S306906/C4FC50009, M35542697 completed P-1, B1=615000, Wc1: 97859A02 These are the actually produced results since the upgrade. Now it is fine in such a way that the test has begun. Everything before it was stored with version 24 properly (self test, completed P-1 / B1=615000 etc.). From now on the program begins after a new start always anew with the test (0.00%): Starting primality test of M35542691 [Oct 24 09:30] Iteration: 10000 / 35542697 [0,02%]. Per iteration time: 0.208 sec. Changing "Iterations between results file outputs" brought the following result: [Tue Oct 24 09:30:35 2006] Iteration 10010 / 35542697 Yes, a new entry ![]() And now? Never again a new start? ![]() |
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#10 |
"Patrik Johansson"
Aug 2002
Uppsala, Sweden
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Then it the save files that are not being written to disk.
Is the directory where Prime95 is installed write protected? (Earlier in this thread you confirmed that the files in the Prime95 directory were not write protected, but what about the folder itself?) Is your disk full? |
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#11 |
Apr 2005
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>>Is the directory where Prime95 is installed write protected?
No, only the known bug of Win XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326549/EN-US/ I see a slightly grey hook, but the folder is not protected. >>Is your disk full? No, never. Still follows: I use another program which writes data: BOINC. You know it certainly (SETI etc.). This functions. The attributes are the same like of the folder Prime95. Still any idea? ![]() |
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