LLRnet server rally 400<k<1001 June 20-22

[Brucifer]

I've got 27 on 8500 and they will be there until 6am PST Sunday morning unless it dries out before then.

[glennpat]

I broke mine down too:

IB5000 1 fast, 2 slow (already on)
C400 3 fast
IB400 2 fast
AES300 2 fast

The last 3 servers I won't be putting on till later Thursday so I can change them.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Brucifer

I've got 27 on 8500 and they will be there until 6am PST Sunday morning unless it dries out before then.

Note to all: since Brucifer's got all his cores on port 8500 now, I think everyone else should, for the most part, stay off of that port. (Not too big a deal, since it was originally set up as a personal port for him anyway.) Lennart, about those two cores you were going to put on that server, those would be fine to leave there if you want, or you could switch them to C400 if you prefer.

Considering that Brucifer's farm isn't going away after all, we won't need to retire the port 8500 server as we were originally going to do. So, we will be refilling it when it gets closer to running out (though it's not in much danger of doing so now). Edit: I've updated the first post of this thread to reflect this.

[Mini-Geek]

My Internet connection has been very intermittent the last few days. I'll try to participate in the rally, and set my cache high enough that I shouldn't run out, but I was just wondering if there's a way to make LLRnet run at a higher priority, like 2 instead of 1, so I can run my manual LLR at a lower priority (so that if my Internet does go out too long I won't go idle).

[gd_barnes]

The internet connection in my hotel room appears quite stable. So I will add 2 mores slow cores from my laptop to port 300 for the rally. I'll start them on it shortly before the rally starts on Friday.

[Flatlander]

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

My Internet connection has been very intermittent the last few days. I'll try to participate in the rally, and set my cache high enough that I shouldn't run out, but I was just wondering if there's a way to make LLRnet run at a higher priority, like 2 instead of 1, so I can run my manual LLR at a lower priority (so that if my Internet does go out too long I won't go idle).

The priority setting is in llr.ini


btw I'll choose port 300 for the rally.

[Mini-Geek]

Originally Posted by Flatlander

The priority setting is in llr.ini


btw I'll choose port 300 for the rally.

Oh, thanks. I knew that LLRnet basically just invoked LLR behind the scenes, but didn't know it was all right there.

[em99010pepe]

Well, 4 fast cores added to C400.

[em99010pepe]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

Well, 4 fast cores added to C400.

Oops, the cores are on IB5000 server, not on mine.

[Lennart]

I change some here i Redraw 2 on each and do like below.

IB400: 4 core
AES300: 4 core
C400: 12 Core
IB5000: 4 core

All computer are C2Q 2,4 or higher.
If i can go for more i will tell you here in the forum.

/Lennart

[em99010pepe]

I think Helix has 2 or 3 cores on IB5000.