Just a bit more patience to convince the server to distribute it...

gdf

it's working. Please report any problems here.

gdf

well, thank's to that totally obfuscated web-design most likely no one knows that it's available only for linux X64 hosts..

yes,
only linux64.

We are compiling the windows version.

gdf

Is there allready any comparsion how much points/credits will
be created in using a GTX 680 for example ?
And how much wattage will the card generate ? Will it use the full 195 watts ?
Is there anyone who can tell ?

Greets

I'm getting all the beta's & I don't have a 680 (yet). They all error out of course. Is that what should happen on a 500 series?

Actually everybody with a cuda4.2 compatible driver should get it, but they should be able to run with it as in the previous application. You don't need a kepler to run this new app.

gdf

I'm getting all the beta's & I don't have a 680 (yet). They all error out of course. Is that what should happen on a 500 series?

A fix will come out tomorrow.

gdf

The error is here too on a GTX 460 Linux-64 and Nvidia 302.xx beta drivers.

This seems another type of error. Does this machine work on the standard application?

gdf

Nope, ist the 6.12.33 Version should i use the 6.12.34 Version ?

In the INFo tab , it says x86 Version , is that all right ?

Two issues; tasks sent to systems that don't support 4.2, and tasks fail on Fermi's.

Tasks are being sent to Linux_x64 systems with non-4.2 drivers, and fail.
The standard 280.13 driver with the Ubuntu 11.10 (Linux
3.0.0-19-generic), for example, will fail these tasks.

So you may need to identify systems according to the driver and only send Betas to systems with the 295+ driver, rather than all systems.

Tasks also fail on Linux 3.2.0-24-generic, which presumably has an up to date driver (295.x), when run on Fermi cards. If you intend to have one app for Fermi's (and CC1.3), and one app for Kepler, this is not an issue, but if you only intend to have one app for all cards (but two versions, one long and one short), the tasks need to work on Fermi's too.

Only Linux_x64 works at GPUGrid.
I'm not sure if you still need a Boinc_x64 client, as x32 clients support x64 apps (on GPU's I'm not sure), but 6.12.33 vs 6.12.34 won't make any difference.

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I am using Ubuntu 64-bit , i make an update , hopefull it will work.

Edit:

Great :ugly the update killed my Ubuntu installation.

I have changed the way the server handle it.
So now, only people with a cuda4.2 compliant driver should get it and minimum compute capability 2.0.

gdf

So I've got two GTX680's ready to go, so what are the minimum requirements?

For a Win64 box, what's the minimum driver version needed for CUDA 4.2 support?

Do I need to allow test apps in the preferences?

And how do I avoid being given the older apps?

Is there a preferred BOINC client, as 7.0.27 has various nVidia detection fixes?

All this is assuming the windows client is available.

So Ubuntu is new installed , and it installed the latest developer Version.

Still erroring out with GTX 460. And Nvidia 302.xx beta.

I have changed the way the server handle it.
So now, only people with a cuda4.2 complaint driver should get it and minimum compute capability 2.0.

what ----------------------------------------------- ^^^^^^^^ A REAL nice typo!!

oops

Just upgraded to Linux 3.2.0-24-generic, with 295.40 (GTX470).
This Beta task worked:

5351501 3407855 10 May 2012 | 9:55:09 UTC 10 May 2012 | 16:16:17 UTC Completed and validated 107.66 104.25 150.00 ACEMD beta version v6.43 (cuda42)

Name 27-GIANNI_TEST1-1-5-RND4303_0
Workunit 3407855
Created 10 May 2012 | 8:43:17 UTC
Sent 10 May 2012 | 9:55:09 UTC
Received 10 May 2012 | 16:16:17 UTC
Server state Over
Outcome Success
Client state Done
Exit status 0 (0x0)
Computer ID 122075
Report deadline 15 May 2012 | 9:55:09 UTC
Run time 107.66
CPU time 104.25
Validate state Valid
Credit 150.00
Application version ACEMD beta version v6.43 (cuda42)
Stderr output

<core_client_version>7.0.24</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<stderr_txt>
MDIO: cannot open file "restart.coor"
# Time per step (avg over 25000 steps): 4.202 ms
# Approximate elapsed time for entire WU: 105.061 s
17:16:15 (2795): called boinc_finish

</stderr_txt>
]]>

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Well that was fast.......

150 credits.... lol

Windows please ;)