I'm trying to to think of projects that use it. Going through project folders it looks like DrugDiscovery CPU Goofy, MindModeling and CAS used it. DHEP, Gerasium, Moo, SRBase, Enigma, YoYo and Yafu are active projects that have a wrapper in the exe name. Some Yoyo ECM tasks can use like 8GB but I think thats the data as its limited to certain types. But nothing like LHC Atlas using 10gb for the other projects. VBox apps are huge because its an entire image.

It seems like most GPUGrid crunching is done in Windows as the stats have only gone down from about 600m to 400m per day.

That still shows the Linux hosts responsible for 1/3 of the total credit. And since the percentage of Linux hosts is 37% compared to 54% for Windows hosts, the Linux hosts are showing a greater percentage of higher production hosts compared to Windows hosts.

It would benefit the project to return the Linux hosts to participation.

It would benefit the project to return the Linux hosts to participation.

Which is why the PM which got Toni's attention had the subject line

Research being delayed - Linux apps broken

:-)

Been a while, and news?

Now the license of the Windows app has expired.
I have the feeling that this project is more important for us than for the GPUGrid team, if there's such an entity at all.

Now the license of the Windows app has expired.
I have the feeling that this project is more important for us than for the GPUGrid team, if there's such an entity at all.

August is the vacation month in Italy. Looking at the "about" I don't see a lot of diversity. Probably took off a week to get their heads out of the quantum clouds and socialize with opposite sex.

August is vacation month in Italy . . .

Most likely most take off the whole month . . . not just a week.

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They are in Spain, so I always figured they would head to Majorca. No one ever denied it at any rate.

Same here, of course. But I haven't seen anyone from the project around here for a while. Is anyone at home?

It looks to me like the two main researchers are about to get a flood of workunits that failed due to all of the tasks giving an error. If so, they will have to notify the programmer or programmers, and start an effort to fix the problem. If they're able to read and write in English, they'll then have little worthwhile to do other than tell us what happened, and when they expect a fix.

Am I to assume this has been fixed and I can add my Linux machine here? Or are there no WUs for Linux as of yet?
I know I'm crunching okay under Windows...

Am I to assume this has been fixed and I can add my Linux machine here?

It's been fixed, thoguh only the Windows app is released to the production line.
You can add your Linux machine, but it will receive only beta test tasks for a while.

Or are there no WUs for Linux as of yet?

The workunits are common, but the new Linux app will be put into the production line only when the new Windows app is working as it should be.

I know I'm crunching okay under Windows...

Me too.

Am I to assume this has been fixed and I can add my Linux machine here?

It's been fixed, thoguh only the Windows app is released to the production line.
You can add your Linux machine, but it will receive only beta test tasks for a while.

Or are there no WUs for Linux as of yet?

The workunits are common, but the new Linux app will be put into the production line only when the new Windows app is working as it should be.

I know I'm crunching okay under Windows...

Me too.

I am receiving non-Toni test tasks today for my Linux host. Looks like normal project work.
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405079
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405557
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405187
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405090

I am receiving non-Toni test tasks today for my Linux host. Looks like normal project work.
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405079
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405557
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405187
https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=21405090

Yes, 'Application version: New version of ACEMD v2.06 (cuda100)' is the new normal.

Being in check-in mode for months has got me so confused. I thought Toni asked not to run acemd3 on Linux as that's not what she needs to test. Or are we now good to go on Linux WUs???

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I thought Toni asked not to run acemd3 on Linux as that's not what she needs to test.

Yes, that is what he said. I am just surprised that they send them to Linux machines at all. Can't they block them?

I am receiving non-Toni test tasks today for my Linux host. Looks like normal project work.

Yes, 'Application version: New version of ACEMD v2.06 (cuda100)' is the new normal.

I received such tasks too. These are from the short queue. (Which is epmty now, though).
I think Toni put some workunits from the short queue to the "New version of ACEMD" queue from time to time to serve as a bit longer test.

I've received only 1 since he's said that. If admins only want Windows hosts to receive the tasks then they could always depreciate the Linux app.

I received such tasks too. These are from the short queue. (Which is epmty now, though).
I think Toni put some workunits from the short queue to the "New version of ACEMD" queue from time to time to serve as a bit longer test.

Agreed.
My Windows hosts do not process from the short queue, only from the long queue and test queue.
I am receiving ADRIA short work units from the test queue. This would seem to indicate ADRIA is becoming familiar with creating ACEMD3 work units.
We are getting closer to full release of ACEMD3!