Project: 3903 (Run 2546, Clone 1, Gen 6) [ERROR 0x77]

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Failure in Project: 3903 (Run 2546, Clone 1, Gen 6) at 54% with ERROR 0x77. I think I've had similar error(s) in this project before.

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[07:48:19] + Processing work unit
[07:48:19] Core required: FahCore_79.exe
[07:48:19] Core found.
[07:48:19] Working on Unit 08 [June 5 07:48:19]
[07:48:19] + Working ...
[07:48:19] 
[07:48:19] *------------------------------*
[07:48:19] Folding@Home Double Gromacs Core
[07:48:19] Version 1.91 (April 11, 2006)
[07:48:19] 
[07:48:19] Preparing to commence simulation
[07:48:19] - Looking at optimizations...
[07:48:19] - Created dyn
[07:48:19] - Files status OK
[07:48:38] - Expanded 9505610 -> 34521892 (decompressed 363.1 percent)
[07:48:38] - Starting from initial work packet
[07:48:38] 
[07:48:38] Project: 3903 (Run 2546, Clone 1, Gen 6)
[07:48:38] 
[07:48:39] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[07:48:39] Entering M.D.
[07:48:48] Protein: IBX in water
[07:48:48] 
[07:48:48] Writing local files
[07:49:04] Extra SSE2 boost OK.
[07:49:07] Writing local files
[07:49:08] Completed 0 out of 25000 steps  (0)
[08:14:42] Writing local files
[08:14:43] Completed 500 out of 25000 steps  (2)
[08:40:17] Writing local files

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[19:04:53] Completed 13000 out of 25000 steps  (52)
[19:31:26] Writing local files
[19:31:27] Completed 13500 out of 25000 steps  (54)
[19:47:37] 
[19:47:38] Folding@home Core Shutdown: UNKNOWN_ERROR
[19:47:46] CoreStatus = 77 (119)
[19:47:46] Client-core communications error: ERROR 0x77
[19:47:46] Deleting current work unit & continuing...

Running on Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2 on Intel(2) Core(TM)2 CPU T5600 @ 1.83GHz - 1GB of RAM

I run two FAH console clients each in it's own directory. One is Machine ID: 1 and the other is Machine ID: 2. This failure was on Machine ID: 2. I believe I've seen this failure before but didn't take the time to document it.

It's painful losing 12 hours of processing time. I know, welcome to technology.



Snipped/Coded. Welcome to the forum. -7im

[sortofageek]

Not that we can draw any conclusions yet, but one other person has sent home results from that WU, which appears to have been an EUE very early in the process. So, it is possibly a bad WU. I think I would only have concern about my equipment if it was happening fairly frequently.

[ppetrone]

Thanks for the report.

Paula