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Edit: Now it seems to be displaying correctly. Does it take a few minutes sometimes for the text log and graphical/web clients to be in sync?
Jared
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I don't think that is quite right. Progress is reported every 1% (at least in most projects), and FAHControl tries to guess progress in between. Frame times can also vary quite a lot between frames. This means that, with a project you haven't had before, the progress estimates are out for the first 1%, sometimes longer. It's not linked to the checkpoint interval.Rel25917 wrote:the first time you run a unit from each project the client wont know the progress until a checkpoint is written. This can take anywhere from 1 to 10 or 20 percent(selected by the researcher when the the project is made.) After the client has an idea of the time per frame it should be fairly accurate but it is still a guess by the client and is updated every time a new checkpoint is written.
Sit down and watch it run a unit from a project that it has never done before. Dig into the logs in the work unit folder and find the actual checkpoint frequency(xtc write frequency). It may be 2.5% or 5% or whatever(it is done by steps rather than %). When the first checkpoint is written all of a sudden fahclient will magically figure out the current time per frame. Coincidence? I think not. If you do anything that slows the wu processing down fahclient wont figure it out until after a checkpoint.davidcoton wrote: It's not linked to the checkpoint interval.