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May 2013
East. Always East.
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When MISFIT detects a stalled instance, would it be appropriate for it to try to determine if the worktodo.txt is empty, and if it is, automatically transfer work (possibly from worktodo.add) and automatically attempt to restart the instance?
This is assuming the control codes are correctly jiggered. EDIT: I make this suggestion assuming the lack of any better way for MISFIT to determine if that is the reason mfaktx died. EDIT: Again I don't know if this is the kind of functionality we want on the MISFIT level. Perhaps this is something better off being fixed at the mfaktx level (i.e. first thing when the program is run, merge worktodo.add with worktodo.txt) Last fiddled with by TheMawn on 2015-03-03 at 01:47 |
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Aug 2012
New Hampshire
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A primary goal of MISFIT is to never allow your installations to run out of work. It is possible to configure MISFIT and let everything run for months without human intervention (wait... install those windows patches every month!) If work is running out you have not configured MISFIT "correctly" -- use the work calculator. As for restarting stalled instances.... The ONLY time I have had instances stall is due to overclocking and upon restart I found that the clock speed is always a paltry 420mhz. If MISFIT restarted the instance instead of alarming you could be running crippled and not know it. Also if you have lots of stalls you have something misconfigured with your card or a defective card. It is possible for MISFIT to do more than it does, but coding is a lot of work...... |
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#2533 |
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May 2013
East. Always East.
11·157 Posts |
Fair enough. To be clear, I am having no issues at all. Haven't had to muck around with the GPUs in weeks. I just saw you mention you were working with MISFIT when you encountered the issue where the empty worktodo.txt would prevent mfaktx from ever running and I was just bouncing ideas around in case you were actively trying to add some functionality to MISFIT to deal with that situation.
It's perfectly fine that you don't. In fact in my (very limited) coding experience, I find the "niche" cases to not be worth dealing with. |
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#2534 |
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Jan 2010
2·3·19 Posts |
What is the advantage of mfaktc .21 over .20 please?
What is the advantage of 6.5 CUDA over 4.2? Using a GTX 460 running 7.0 (compute capability 2.1) and a 640 running 6.0 (compute capability 3.0). Thanks. |
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#2535 |
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"James Heinrich"
May 2004
ex-Northern Ontario
23·149 Posts |
Code:
version 0.21 (2015-02-17) - added support for Wagstaff numbers: (2^p + 1)/3 - added support for "worktodo.add" - enabled GPU sieving on CC 1.x GPUs - dropped lower limit for exponents from 1,000,000 to 100,000 - rework selftest (-st and -st2), both now test ALL testcases, -st narrowed the searchspace (k_min < k_factor < k_max) to speedup the selftest. - added random offset for selftest, this might detect bugs in sieve code which a static offset wouldn't find because we always test the same value. - fixed a bug where mfaktc runs out of shared memory (GPU sieve), might be the cause for some reported (but never reproduced?) crashes. This occurs when you - have a GPU with relative small amount of shared memory - have a LOW value for GPUSievePrimes - have a BIG value for GPUSieveSize - fixed a bug when GPUSieveProcessSize is set to 24 AND GPUSieveSize is not a multiple of 3 there was a relative small chance to ignore a factor. - fixed a bug in SievePrimesAdjust causing SievePrimes where lowered to SievePrimesMin for very short running jobs - added missing dependencies to Windows Makefiles - (possible) speedups - funnel shift for CC 3.5 and above - slightly faster integer division for barrett_76,77,79 kernels - lots of cleanups and removal of duplicate code - print per-kernel-stats for selftest "-st" and "-st2" |
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#2536 |
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Jan 2013
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"James Heinrich"
May 2004
ex-Northern Ontario
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#2538 |
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Jan 2010
2·3·19 Posts |
Thanks much.
My XP Core 2 Quad reports the .21 win32 app as not a valid Win32 application. [Also the 5.5, 6.0 and 6.5 CudaLucas, but not the 5.0 or 4.2 CudaLucas.] It should not be filesize. Last fiddled with by vsuite on 2015-04-03 at 21:13 |
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#2539 |
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"James Heinrich"
May 2004
ex-Northern Ontario
23·149 Posts |
Download again?
http://download.mersenne.ca/mfaktc/m...win.cuda65.zip |
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Jan 2010
2×3×19 Posts |
Thanks again.
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"Mihai Preda"
Apr 2015
55B16 Posts |
After compiling 0.21 from source with Cuda toolkit 7.0, I consistently get this self-test failure (always the same number of tests passed/failed at the end). Any hints are appreciated, thanks.
Code:
mfaktc v0.21 (64bit built) Compiletime options THREADS_PER_BLOCK 256 SIEVE_SIZE_LIMIT 32kiB SIEVE_SIZE 193154bits SIEVE_SPLIT 250 MORE_CLASSES enabled Runtime options SievePrimes 25000 SievePrimesAdjust 1 SievePrimesMin 5000 SievePrimesMax 100000 NumStreams 3 CPUStreams 3 GridSize 3 GPU Sieving enabled GPUSievePrimes 82486 GPUSieveSize 64Mi bits GPUSieveProcessSize 16Ki bits Checkpoints enabled CheckpointDelay 30s WorkFileAddDelay 600s Stages enabled StopAfterFactor bitlevel PrintMode full V5UserID (none) ComputerID (none) AllowSleep no TimeStampInResults no CUDA version info binary compiled for CUDA 7.0 CUDA runtime version 7.0 CUDA driver version 7.0 CUDA device info name GeForce GTX 980 compute capability 5.2 max threads per block 1024 max shared memory per MP 98304 byte number of multiprocessors 16 CUDA cores per MP 128 CUDA cores - total 2048 clock rate (CUDA cores) 1215MHz memory clock rate: 3505MHz memory bus width: 256 bit Automatic parameters threads per grid 1048576 GPUSievePrimes (adjusted) 82486 GPUsieve minimum exponent 1055144 running a simple selftest... ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M49635893 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51375383 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M47644171 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M51038681 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53076719 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M53123843 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928703 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928703 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928703 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928703 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321931973 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321931973 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928619 no factor found ERROR: selftest failed for M3321928619 no factor found Selftest statistics number of tests 107 successfull tests 51 no factor found 56 selftest FAILED! random selftest offset was: 12734519 |
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