Project: 2484
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Project: 2484
Is this a new project? Just downloaded it, but is not listed on Projects page. Just finished a 2485, so maybe it's similar?
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Re: Project: 2484
still missing from projects page. Looks like I have five days left of processing at about 40% of my PPD for 2485.
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Project : 2484
Core : Gromacs
Frames : 100
Credit : 905
Core : Gromacs
Frames : 100
Credit : 905
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Re: Project: 2484
The whole range of projects 2482-2496 use the same FAHCore, and are all 905 points. PPD should be nearly identical.
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Re: Project: 2484
I have encountered an EUE at 56% on Proj 2484 (Run 89 Clone 6 Gen 1). First EUE that I have ever had.
Details from FAHlog.txt are as follows:
I am attempting to upload the EUE remains but 171.65.103.162 is not accepting, neither is the CS. Will keep trying as long as necessary.
I assume that this will get to Paula.
Details from FAHlog.txt are as follows:
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[12:35:39] Completed 140000 out of 250000 steps (56)
[12:50:41] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[13:05:43] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[13:20:46] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[13:35:46] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[13:50:50] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[14:05:50] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[14:20:53] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[14:23:44] Quit 101 - Fatal error:
[14:23:44] Step 142241, time 784.482 (ps) LINCS WARNING
[14:23:44] relative constraint deviation after LINCS:
[14:23:44] max 0.175649 (between atoms 7699 and 7701) rms 0.001293
[14:23:44]
[14:23:44] Simulation instability has been encountered. The run has entered a
[14:23:44] state from which no further progress can be made.
[14:23:44] This may be the correct result of the simulation, however if you
[14:23:44] often see other project units terminating early like this
[14:23:44] too, you may wish to check the stability of your computer (issues
[14:23:44] such as high temperature, overclocking, etc.).
[14:23:44] Going to send back what have done.
[14:23:44] logfile size: 51231
[14:23:44] - Writing 51915 bytes of core data to disk...
[14:23:44] ... Done.
[14:23:44]
[14:23:44] Folding@home Core Shutdown: EARLY_UNIT_END
[14:23:46] CoreStatus = 72 (114)
[14:23:46] Sending work to server
[14:23:46] + Attempting to send results
[14:23:46] - Reading file work/wuresults_03.dat from core
[14:23:46] (Read 51915 bytes from disk)
[14:23:46] Connecting to http://171.65.103.162:8080/
[14:23:46] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[14:23:46] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[14:23:46] (171.65.103.162:8080)
[14:23:46] - Error: Could not transmit unit 03 (completed November 17) to work server.
[14:23:46] - 1 failed uploads of this unit.
[14:23:46] Keeping unit 03 in queue.
I assume that this will get to Paula.
What is past is prologue!
Re: Project: 2484
Thanks for your report. Sorry about the EUE. I have stopped all the Clones that seem to have trouble, including the one you reported. I am not sure yet that the entire run is in trouble. I will be keeping an eye open.
Thanks
Paula
Thanks
Paula
Re: Project: 2484
@ppetrone,
Nothing to be sorry about, Paula. The System did give me ~500 points for the time spent up to the EUE event. These are "tough" WUs. Taking about twice as long per % as earlier typical WUs on my G4 Mac.
EDIT: Is there any know reason that I should be concerned about the Proj 2484 (R 236, C 8, G 1) WU that I am currently folding?
Nothing to be sorry about, Paula. The System did give me ~500 points for the time spent up to the EUE event. These are "tough" WUs. Taking about twice as long per % as earlier typical WUs on my G4 Mac.
EDIT: Is there any know reason that I should be concerned about the Proj 2484 (R 236, C 8, G 1) WU that I am currently folding?
What is past is prologue!
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Re: Project: 2484 and others
I cannot complete very many of the more recent WUs on my machine, the latest being 2484s. It has successfully completed two WUs in the past few weeks:
1. 2483 (R104, C27, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 5%
2. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 30%
3. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 19%
4. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 15%
[downloaded new Core_78]
5. 1487 (R0, C114, G39): Error 0x0 15 minutes into simulation (0%)
[downloaded Core_81]
6. 4100 (R62, C7, G17): NaN (ener[17]) at 4%
7. 4608 (R20, C40, G32): successful
8. 1487 (R0, C776, G33): Unknown error at 2% (client-core communication error 0x79)
9. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 5%
10. 1487 (R0, C776, G33): Error 0x0 at 1%
11. 4626 (R38, C5, G12): successful
And now the 2484s:
12. 2484 (R84, C17, G1): NaN (ener[13]) at 7%
13. 2484 (R148, C12, G1): Error 0x0 at 11%
14. 2484 (R111, C25, G0): Error 0x0 at 2%
15. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 75 minutes (0%)
[downloaded new Core_78]
16. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 13%
17. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 5%
18. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 17%
[downloaded new Core_78]
19. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 26%
20. 2484 (R41, C19, G2): Error 0x0 at 23%
21. 2484 (R41, C19, G2): NaN (ener[17]) at 1%
22. 1487 (R0 C369, G31): Error 0x0 at 190 minutes (0%).
23. 2484 (R168, C9, G2): NaN (ener[13]) at 12%
24. 1487 (R0, C369, G31): Unknown error(ERROR 0x79) at 3%
25. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 12%
26. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 4%
[downloaded new Core_78]
27. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 4%
28. 1487 (R0, C223, G30): Error 0x0 at 240 minutes (0%)
29. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): currently processing
So here's what I see:
1. All of the project 2483s (which use Core_78) failed.
2. All of the project 1487s (which use Core_a0) failed.
3. All of the project 2484s (which use Core_78) failed.
4. The one project 4608 that I got (which used Core_82) was successful.
5. The one project 4100 that I got (which used Core_81) failed.
6. The one project 4626 I got (which used Core_82) was successful.
So as I can gather from this data, cores a0, 78, and 81 have not successfully returned a single WU while the two WUs that used Core_82 were both successfully completed.
1. 2483 (R104, C27, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 5%
2. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 30%
3. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 19%
4. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): Error 0x0 at 15%
[downloaded new Core_78]
5. 1487 (R0, C114, G39): Error 0x0 15 minutes into simulation (0%)
[downloaded Core_81]
6. 4100 (R62, C7, G17): NaN (ener[17]) at 4%
7. 4608 (R20, C40, G32): successful
8. 1487 (R0, C776, G33): Unknown error at 2% (client-core communication error 0x79)
9. 2483 (R199, C19, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 5%
10. 1487 (R0, C776, G33): Error 0x0 at 1%
11. 4626 (R38, C5, G12): successful
And now the 2484s:
12. 2484 (R84, C17, G1): NaN (ener[13]) at 7%
13. 2484 (R148, C12, G1): Error 0x0 at 11%
14. 2484 (R111, C25, G0): Error 0x0 at 2%
15. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 75 minutes (0%)
[downloaded new Core_78]
16. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 13%
17. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 5%
18. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): Error 0x0 at 17%
[downloaded new Core_78]
19. 2484 (R111, C35, G0): NaN (ener[13]) at 26%
20. 2484 (R41, C19, G2): Error 0x0 at 23%
21. 2484 (R41, C19, G2): NaN (ener[17]) at 1%
22. 1487 (R0 C369, G31): Error 0x0 at 190 minutes (0%).
23. 2484 (R168, C9, G2): NaN (ener[13]) at 12%
24. 1487 (R0, C369, G31): Unknown error(ERROR 0x79) at 3%
25. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 12%
26. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 4%
[downloaded new Core_78]
27. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): Error 0x0 at 4%
28. 1487 (R0, C223, G30): Error 0x0 at 240 minutes (0%)
29. 2484 (R29, C5, G3): currently processing
So here's what I see:
1. All of the project 2483s (which use Core_78) failed.
2. All of the project 1487s (which use Core_a0) failed.
3. All of the project 2484s (which use Core_78) failed.
4. The one project 4608 that I got (which used Core_82) was successful.
5. The one project 4100 that I got (which used Core_81) failed.
6. The one project 4626 I got (which used Core_82) was successful.
So as I can gather from this data, cores a0, 78, and 81 have not successfully returned a single WU while the two WUs that used Core_82 were both successfully completed.
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Re: Project: 2484
Is your machine overclocked ?
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Re: Project: 2484
I love these WUs. At 905 points and just about 3 days to complete, much better than the 110 ppd benchmark. Btw, I don't think I've had any EUEs on these units. I'm using Windows XP and the Windows graphical 5.03 client.
Edit: upon further examination, the 3 days applies to my newer computers. The older ones take 4 1/2 - 5 days.
Edit: upon further examination, the 3 days applies to my newer computers. The older ones take 4 1/2 - 5 days.
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Re: Project: 2484
WOW, three days? I thought I was doing good @ six.
I am running four low end celery's and each one has been chewing on these
for about two weeks now with no problems.
I am running four low end celery's and each one has been chewing on these
for about two weeks now with no problems.
over 30,000 werk units
"Everyone is in the same boat. Grab an oar, and paddle some WU's." -RAH
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Still GPU folding with 8.2 teraflops
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Re: Project: 2484
Nope. It is running completely stock. The CPU frequency and voltage are set at default and the RAM timings, voltages, and speed is set at SPD select. It's a 1.6 Duron Tbred-B on an ASUS A7N8X-E board with 2x 1 GB sticks of DDR-400, in case you were wondering.toTOW wrote:Is your machine overclocked ?
It kicked a few more 2484s since that last post as well:
- The 2484 (R29, C5, G3) it was working on hit an NaN (ener[13]) at 8%.
- It got a 2484 (R121, C5, G4) that got an Error 0x0 at 7%.
- The next WU was another 2484 (R121, C5, G4) that died at 3% of an Error 0x0.
- It just got a 1487 (R0, C223, G30) that it has put away about 1% on and is still running.
I looked through the dmesg and I see a FahCore_78.exe or FahCore_a0.exe segfault whenever a WU gets an Error 0x0. For example, the 2484 (R121, C5, G4) failed with
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[1801885.798907] FahCore_78.exe[7924]: segfault at a8b5a70 ip 0818de0c sp bf5fde40 error 4 in FahCore_78.exe[8048000+322000]
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Re: Project: 2484
So many issues looks like a hardware issue ... have you tested your machine with Memtest and StressCPU v2 ?
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Re: Project: 2484
It checks out with Memtest. I hadn't heard of StressCPU before, so I haven't run it. I'll run it and see what it says.toTOW wrote:So many issues looks like a hardware issue ... have you tested your machine with Memtest and StressCPU v2 ?
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Re: Project: 2484
You can find it in this thread : viewtopic.php?f=14&t=430