Hi,

I was wondering if others are still having this problem as the issue still persists on both my Linux boxes.

Yep, the GPUGRID tasks are still not processing on my Linux boxes.

But my backup project is getting quite a bit of work done.

Okay, thanks for the update. I guess I'll just add a backup project myself until the issue is resolved.

Cheers.

Same here, no joy for Linux hosts, five days in a row, we don't seem to be anything worthy for the project.

The tasks were doing OK on my XP box. I moved the cards to a Win7 box and now they all error out in 2 seconds. Looks like moving the cards was a mistake but I can't move them back ATM.

I managed to download 1 task that didn't error out in 2 seconds. *fingers crossed*

Still having issues getting tasks to download all the files needed to run. From event log.

4680 GPUGRID 1/9/2016 3:25:00 PM Temporarily failed download of e17s19_e13s27p1f405-GERARD_CXCL12_CHALC2_MON1-0-pdb_file: transient HTTP error

After 5 attempts and 30inutes the last file did finally download.
EDIT: Second task downloaded and is running. Stay tuned.

Same here on Linux. All WUs error out, even after a reset of the project.

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Hi nanoprobe,

did you successfully complete the work unit that started?

Still not running under linux ...

Hi nanoprobe,

did you successfully complete the work unit that started?

Yes. It had previously errored out on a Linux machine with 0 runtime and a Windows machine after about 60 minutes of run time. I have also received 6 more since that one that have completed and currently have 2 more in progress. For me all the version 8.4.1 tasks error out. Version 8.4.7 tasks seem to run fine with only an occasional error and unfortunately they run for hours before they go south.

One day more without Linux crunching and without status info...who cares?

One day more without Linux crunching and without status info...who cares?

Someone didn't get their nap today.

One day more without Linux crunching and without status info...who cares?

Someone didn't get their nap today.

No, don't be a jerk. This has been a known problem with a known cause for a week now and no one has bothered to fix it.

For many years there was a significant performance boost when crunching with Linux at this project. The developers actually recommended that you crunch with Linux. Many of us have dedicated Linux hosts to this project due to that fact. Now my Linux hosts are having to crunch mathematics crap and look for pulsars to keep my house warm.

Could someone please fix this?

One day more without Linux crunching and without status info...who cares?

Someone didn't get their nap today.

No, don't be a jerk. This has been a known problem with a known cause for a week now and no one has bothered to fix it.

For many years there was a significant performance boost when crunching with Linux at this project. The developers actually recommended that you crunch with Linux. Many of us have dedicated Linux hosts to this project due to that fact. Now my Linux hosts are having to crunch mathematics crap and look for pulsars to keep my house warm.

Could someone please fix this?

No nap and lost your sense of humor? Go look in a mirror and take a chill pill man. This ain't life or death and GPUGrid doesn't revolve around you.

That was weird. Triple post.?????

Can't explain the triple post.

Can't explain the triple post.

You missed your nap? :)

Guys! Matt is trying to fix it, see https://www.gpugrid.net/forum_thread.php?id=4235 . Apparently the solution must not be trivial. Please be patient!

Now I am getting this same "linux" error on my both my windows machines.


https://www.gpugrid.net/hosts_user.php?userid=19626


Also, when I downloaded a new unit, and I suspended a good unit to test the new unit. The new unit would crash, and when I resumed the previously good unit, it also crashed.

Can't explain the triple post.

You missed your nap? :)

Or I fell asleep at the keyboard. ;-)

FWIW most of the tasks I'm getting are resends that have failed at least once on a Linux host. So far they have all run to completion on my host. Win7, Xeon E5 2683, twin GTX 970. Along with GPUGrid tasks I'm also running a full load of CPU tasks minus 2 threads each for the cards if that means anything.