BOINC NFS sieving - NFS@Home - Page 45

frmky · 2013-02-26, 19:11

Thanks Rich! Anyone for F1121?

debrouxl · 2013-02-27, 18:43

I'll try F1121, I just hope it won't be too lengthy.

frmky · 2013-02-27, 23:05

Thanks Lionel! Anyone up for 55559_224? It's a smaller 30-bit run.

richs · 2013-02-28, 00:39

Any idea what would cause the following error that I had on hundreds of tasks?

Stderr output
<core_client_version>7.0.28</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
too many exit(0)s
</message>
]]>

unconnected · 2013-02-28, 08:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by frmky

Thanks Lionel! Anyone up for 55559_224? It's a smaller 30-bit run.

I'll take it.

frmky · 2013-02-28, 13:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by richs

Any idea what would cause the following error that I had on hundreds of tasks?

Stderr output
<core_client_version>7.0.28</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
too many exit(0)s
</message>
]]>

I'm not sure, but a boinc faq suggests the following. Is it still happening?

For some reason, the latest checkpoint wasn't written to disk, perhaps due to a corruption of the task, the disk or because the directory was locked (possibly due to an anti virus scan or anti spyware scan).

It will try to write and read the checkpoint, but goes stuck in an ever lasting loop trying to do so. Exiting BOINC and restarting it may help. Rebooting the computer may also help. usually though, the task will error out after you restarted.

richs · 2013-02-28, 14:38

Thanks for the info. I shut everything down and restarted the laptop, and it's working fine now. May have been a Windows issue since the laptop hadn't been rebooted in a couple of weeks.

RichD · 2013-02-28, 22:18

F1671 splits as:

Code:

prp60  = 299462035923042307675173696096929202891192152108977472412953
prp168 = 233259402611592379523544479411673390221830051270524208666870510038609183591436478173067614936431134190500290120906594675349941113595655392222697405321649912588272100061

F1117 has 48 hours remaining in LA.

RichD · 2013-03-02, 20:20

F1117 splits as:

Code:

prp74  = 85827416473444290614284569887086583187686043750995902712358499359923265917
prp152 = 71032406364049195117738518042134048625068677061298609325451085842139194599845871842855905020737994010717538944450778145510965638536695080126156162686673

debrouxl · 2013-03-03, 19:29

On the first dependency:

Code:

prp105 factor: 272526883928654001393493333532341915765614747018555733474312757863827558450239109619494051656436640225097
prp114 factor: 773008781149902253909086142949845616223393290706563371159433759637187618437853957469112168162859699481300517883433

~8.4M matrix filtered at density 80 (I could probably have used a higher density); nearly 80h for 4-threaded, non-MPI LA on Xeon E3-1230 @ 3.2 GHz.

frmky · 2013-03-03, 21:34

Thanks! Up for F1243?

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2013-02-26, 19:11	#485
frmky Jul 2003 So Cal 850₁₆ Posts	Thanks Rich! Anyone for F1121?

2013-02-27, 18:43	#486
debrouxl Sep 2009 1721₈ Posts	I'll try F1121, I just hope it won't be too lengthy.

2013-02-27, 23:05	#487
frmky Jul 2003 So Cal 2⁴·7·19 Posts	Thanks Lionel! Anyone up for 55559_224? It's a smaller 30-bit run.

2013-02-28, 00:39	#488
richs "Rich" Aug 2002 Benicia, California 528₁₆ Posts	Any idea what would cause the following error that I had on hundreds of tasks? Stderr output <core_client_version>7.0.28</core_client_version> <![CDATA[ <message> too many exit(0)s </message> ]]>

2013-02-28, 14:38	#491
richs "Rich" Aug 2002 Benicia, California 2³·3·5·11 Posts	Thanks for the info. I shut everything down and restarted the laptop, and it's working fine now. May have been a Windows issue since the laptop hadn't been rebooted in a couple of weeks.

2013-03-03, 21:34	#495
frmky Jul 2003 So Cal 2⁴·7·19 Posts	Thanks! Up for F1243?