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Ok prick. 99.99% Android. I get a steady supply on my tablets and those 2 little things have been a top 'computer' for awhile. Getting tired of your dickish attitude towards me.

Ralph has been Android only for awhile.

No issues for me getting WUs. Its a CreditNew points system so points scale with CPU crunch time and the amount done. If you trying comparing points between projects you're gonna have a bad time.

Just gonna have to wait. Spamming update only increases the wait duration.

I saw the down servers too right when the event started. The processes are all up now. But the WU count available to send is 1/3 of what it was when Rosetta was announced.

Yes, the stats go from blank to all zeros when it starts. I uploaded all mine. No wingman so points right away.

50% of the CPUs will limit it to 1 per core, like HT disabled. Then it's up to the OS to keep it there.

Ah I read it has the same thing as 50% CPU time, which is junk. No matter what it would still prob be better to turn it off in BIOS.

No, 50% of the time will run all out half the time and 0% half the time. Its useless.

Any credit received during the event period. Only a one day bunker since they announce the day before. Only one I've heard of is PG that does the DL part. Could be more.

Rosetta is single threaded. 1 task per CPU thread.

There is an adjustment in the settings for length of task based. A number of hours. Not sure how well it works. All mine came in at 8 hours ETA.

CPU only. Dont know why one wouldnt want to run at 100% CPUs.

Looks like sleep/hibernation to me. Or you have it set to not crunch while you are using the computer. There are separate memory limits for idle vs in use.

Yeah what Gilthanis mentioned can happen. I don't know either if app_config will overrule it. You were in Panic mode though.

Yes, 1 and 1. The <name> field is specific to each project's application, in that case E@H. Replace it with collatz_sieve instead of hsgamma. Save the file xml in the Project folder for Collatz. Here in Win7 and default install for Debian...

I also use just 0% and 100%. The 0% is a backup project in case the one I am running goes down for maint or runs out of work then the 0% will only get work when there is nothing else to do. Although I've heard others using a wide range of % if they want to run twice as much of one project vs...

One for E@H that will reserve 1 CPU core for each GPU task and will run 2x GPU tasks per GPU. <app_config> <app> <name>hsgamma_FGRPB1G</name> <gpu_versions> <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>1</cpu_usage> </gpu_versions> </app> </app_config> If you save it...

You can create several locations. Usually each project has a Home/School/Work location and computers can get the preferences per location. Some projects have more available locations than the 4 (including default).

1 - Linux isn't stupid and a process lasso type program isn't needed. I've ran 2x the number of CPU threads as the actual number of CPU threads (64 on a 2p 2760v1) with many NCI apps and 4x GPU threads. Zero issues feeding the GPUs. They get what they need. 2 - No. If you set 2 to reserve for...

Process Lasso #1. I use this to keep my E@H tasks separate from CPU tasks. Letting Win7 handle it causes the threads to jump around too much and I get poor GPU utilization. Two, if the GPUs project's app_config you can set how many CPU threads to reserve per GPU task. Say you have 8 CPU threads...

I had also mentioned thousands. With that many it wouldn't be need to run WUProp for just goofy. I only made it to 38-42k hours before Goofy was moved to GCC. Now it starts over again. After checking WUProp memory usage, just by looking a BoincTasks, Mint is using 68mb while Ubuntu is 19mb and...

That is a VERY impressive and enviable list.

I see over 100mb per instance with WUProp going off the memory usage reported to BM.

I get the abort/run, abort/run as well. The points are setup so that the only way to get the higher rank badges are either thousands of computers or thousands of clients. Admin agrees to it and has said its ok to run multiple clients. I have a few clients setup as well but I don't go as far as...

LHC checklist for VBox apps https://lhcathome.cern.ch/lhcathome/forum_thread.php?id=4161 Some of the same errors come up for LHC and Cosmo vbox apps.

No issues with app_config file. It works.

The VM overhead is more than the app uses... app config fixes all that with no overhead.

Lots of compute errors and they will take a CPU unless configured not to with app_config.

Still on the wrong team. It doesn't say OCN. ;)

Currently the events are Cosmology@Home. LHC will be next for several days.

Very large downloads for vbox apps. High memory requirements as well.

LHC is the next event. vbox apps for all but one app.

Do you have the option enabled to allow work from other apps if your selection is out of work?

Just use process lasso and the app_config I posted to keep the threads fixed. I run 4 E@H tasks (2 per GPU) and 8 CPU threads on my 3770k. The CPU threads are just squeeze down to 4 CPU cores.

Just like FAH, E@H needs a full CPU core to run NV GPUs and it is absolutely needed. I've tried letting windows manage the load of 4 CPU tasks and 4x GPU tasks and the GPU load was all over the place. Use process lasso to fix the exes to certain CPU cores. 2x tasks per GPU as a min. 3x sees a...

I believe that only specifies if your CPU has it but not if its enabled. It's been quite a few years since a CPU has not come with VT. cpu-checker can check the BIOS though. https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-install-kvm-on-ubuntu-linux-14-04/install-cpu-checker-kvm-ok/

The vbox units require more RAM, my 1st one started with 1900mb. They also require networking to be enabled in BM for those that want to bunker. The single threaded tasks can run with networking off.

Cosmology for Marathon and Zika for City. Both start at the same time. Cosmology is a multi threaded app running in vbox so VT is required with vbox installed.

[H] is in 1st so far. OCN has IBM in our group so the best we can do is 2nd.