Project: 2620 (Run 71, Clone 55, Gen 15) [ERROR 0x79]

[PeterA]

Haven't seen this one before:

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[16:50:16] - Preparing to get new work unit...
[16:50:16] + Attempting to get work packet
[16:50:16] - Connecting to assignment server
[16:50:16] - Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.65).
[16:50:16] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[16:50:16] Loaded queue successfully.
[16:50:19] + Closed connections
[16:50:19] 
[16:50:19] + Processing work unit
[16:50:19] Core required: FahCore_78.exe
[16:50:19] Core found.
[16:50:19] Working on Unit 07 [June 5 16:50:19]
[16:50:19] + Working ...
[16:50:20] 
[16:50:20] *------------------------------*
[16:50:20] Folding@Home Gromacs Core
[16:50:20] Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)
[16:50:20] 
[16:50:20] Preparing to commence simulation
[16:50:20] - Looking at optimizations...
[16:50:20] - Created dyn
[16:50:20] - Files status OK
[16:50:22] - Expanded 416981 -> 10604905 (decompressed 2543.2 percent)
[16:50:23] - Starting from initial work packet
[16:50:23] 
[16:50:23] Project: 2620 (Run 71, Clone 55, Gen 15)
[16:50:23] 
[16:50:23] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[16:50:23] Entering M.D.
[16:50:30] Protein: p2620_p1475_tet1_03_1 t= 20000.00000
[16:50:30] 
[16:50:30] Writing local files
[16:50:30] Gromacs error.
[16:50:30] 
[16:50:30] Folding@home Core Shutdown: UNKNOWN_ERROR
[16:50:34] CoreStatus = 79 (121)
[16:50:34] Client-core communications error: ERROR 0x79
[16:50:34] Deleting current work unit & continuing...

it then went and downloaded a 2621. What could cause this EUE?

[sortofageek]

I'm not sure we can always determine the exact cause, but FAH Wiki has some info on Core Status = 79 errors here ---> http://fahwiki.net/index.php/CoreStatus_codes#79

[PeterA]

I checked the above link, but the only possibility that I see is that the WU was corrupt. I'm not overclocking and the permissions can't be a problem if it effects only 1 WU and not the others. Has anybody else had this WU?

[sortofageek]

So far, nobody has returned that WU and "bad WU" is often the case when you get an occasional EUE.

[nwkelley]

I would agree with the possibility of it being just a bad WU, but just in case i've made sure Peter has seen your post!
-nick