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More Credit Needed
(Message 8248)
Posted 28 Apr 2009 by  Cori
Post: I would have been happy with 420 creds, however this WU only got 200. *sob sob* ;-) ---> http://www.cosmologyathome.org/result.php?resultid=13182647 |
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URGENT PROBLEMS THREAD (2009 and after)
(Message 8199)
Posted 22 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: I got a bunch of "signal 11", for excample this one: Yep, me too (see here... ;-) |
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Need Help!
(Message 8182)
Posted 21 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: I am using Xubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid) 64-bit. And I admit I'm afraid of Grub. *smiles* PS. I think I won't stop crunching under Linux but maybe I have to stops Cosmo for a while. And if I'm tired of Linux I can always boot into Vista 32-bit again - but in fact Vista is not my favorite either, that's why I installed Linux. *LOL* PS2: I had another look at the Memtest link: if I download an *.iso file I'll have to burn it on a CD or DVD and boot from that, right? When I feel brave enough I might still give it a try. |
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Need Help!
(Message 8178)
Posted 21 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: Check the other options in that FAQ. It may be a problem with your memory or swap file, especially if the computers those tasks are sent to now can finish those tasks without a problem (thereby scratching bad batch of tasks off the list)... I don't know how to check my memory or swap file, I don't even know where the swap file is located under Linux. I followed the Memtest link but when choosing what to download there I am at a loss, too. I bet I should stop crunching with Linux... it's fine when having no problems but I hate trobleshooting under Linux. ;-( |
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Need Help!
(Message 8176)
Posted 21 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: You have loaded the 32bit compatibility libraries? Thanks Jord! I checked but Synaptic says I even have the latest version of ia32 libs installed. Now what to do? *Scratches head* |
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Need Help!
(Message 8174)
Posted 21 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: I had a few WUs on my Linux host but they all got the dreaded "signal 11" error message, two of them even after 4 hours of crunching. *sniff* :-( Do I have to change something on my end or is it a known problem? This is the host in question, btw: http://www.cosmologyathome.org/results.php?hostid=31443 |
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More Credit Needed
(Message 8173)
Posted 21 Apr 2009 by Cori
Post: If you do go with a flat rate, something in the range of 400-450 is about right for the current tasks as I have seen them these last couple months. I agree on that! :-) Even with using the x64-app (under Win XP) I needed ~17 hours to crunch these WUs, so 200 creds is really low. |
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Test site for new design
(Message 6338)
Posted 17 Jun 2008 by Cori
Post: The new layout looks really great! I would be really happy about the wider view as well, otherwise the page looks like this:  But apart from the \"wasted space\" I like the new colors. Good work! :-))) |
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MD5 check failed ?
(Message 5860)
Posted 6 Apr 2008 by Cori
Post: Getting still 06.04.2008 23:57:07|Cosmology@Home|[error] MD5 check failed for params_032808_234634_0.ini |
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Happy Holidays!
(Message 4382)
Posted 31 Dec 2007 by Cori
Post: Wishing everybody a healthy, succesful and Happy New Year! And happy C@H crunching of course! :-)   |
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Feedback on planned Cosmology@Home supporting material and C@H prize idea
(Message 4317)
Posted 22 Dec 2007 by Cori
Post: As for a prize, perhaps donating a computer from your cluster to the winners account for a period of time (it would only process Cosmology of course). A very neat idea! QMC did similar for their \"birthday design competition\" winners. ;-) (Sorry, in German only.) |
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Does resume work?
(Message 4255)
Posted 13 Dec 2007 by Cori
Post: Brian, if you select \"leave applications in memory while suspended\" then I find that the CPU time resumes normally after a suspend. Dave. Yep, I am using that option, too. But it doesn\'t help with system freezes and/or when you have to reboot yor box. ;-) Also it might be a problem to have Cosmo WUs left in memory because the app is using quite a lot of RAM. On multicore systems or on systems with lesser RAM it could be bad for performance. *grin* |
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Website Code
(Message 4047)
Posted 22 Nov 2007 by Cori
Post: Seems to work just fine for me now! THX! :-) |
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Website Code
(Message 4040)
Posted 22 Nov 2007 by Cori
Post: At the moment I can\'t change my forum preferences here. Wanted to change my sig, but I\'m getting: Fatal error: Call to undefined method BoincUser::getID() in /home/boincadm/projects/cosmohome/html/user/edit_forum_preferences_action.php on line 63 Using FF 2.0.0.9 with Win XP. |
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New Website Design, Part Deux
(Message 2865)
Posted 19 Sep 2007 by Cori
Post: Also, I added an option to change the page width to nearly full-screen. Click the link titled "Change Page Width" under the "returning participants" category, located on the index page or the nav bar. Now that would be 100% perfect. ;-) And it looks very nice now with my big lappy screen resolution. THX!! :-) |
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New Website Design, Part Deux
(Message 2856)
Posted 19 Sep 2007 by Cori
Post: First of all: Big congrats on this outstanding new design! I really like it very much! **thumbs up** :-) Also, I added an option to change the page width to nearly full-screen. Click the link titled "Change Page Width" under the "returning participants" category, located on the index page or the nav bar... Hmm, I don't find that "page width option", did you remove it again? *scratches head* |
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URGENT Problems Discussion Thread
(Message 2141)
Posted 20 Aug 2007 by Cori
Post: Not so urgent, I think, but after deattaching and then attaching to the project in the new url "cosmologyathome", I can't get any new WU's. I get a message about not having enough disk space. In fact, i have 978 MB (not too much, but I'm ruuning Ubuntu in a little partition) Is it really a problem? Maybe your general preferences are allowing more that your 978 MB? Than you have to adjust the values. ;-) (Go to your account under 'general preferences' and have a closer look at the numbers for: "Use at most x GB disk space"; "Leave at least x GB disk space free"; "Use at most x% of total disk space". Or if you're using a newer BOINC manager version you can also adjust it for that machine only under Extras -> Preferences -> Disk and Memory usage.) |
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Deja Vu all over again.
(Message 1953)
Posted 11 Aug 2007 by Cori
Post: *LOL* Forget about the 12 steps program... the bar has opened:  
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Deja Vu all over again.
(Message 1951)
Posted 11 Aug 2007 by Cori
Post: ... just to see if I can keep a few of you guys from succeding at living the straight-and-narrow! :p *LOLOL* Sounds good. 
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URGENT Problems Discussion Thread
(Message 1852)
Posted 8 Aug 2007 by Cori
Post: I haven't crunched "against" myself yet but I'd keep the WU running. ;-) |
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