We have a situation, and no quick solution. I'm suspending the project.

Thx for the update!

Hi, what do you mean by disk full? I presumed the project ran o nmultiple servers, no? Should i suspend processing the existinh parts that are running within my copy of BOINC?

Thanks for the update, any idea when it might be back online?

Hi, what do you mean by disk full? I presumed the project ran o nmultiple servers, no? Should i suspend processing the existinh parts that are running within my copy of BOINC?

It means the server that runs this project has no more storage available for use.
There is only one server.
https://www.gpugrid.net/server_status.php

Courage to find a solution in these difficult times.

Is a donation or a jackpot for discs conceivable?

I can relay these requests to the Alliance Francophone.

We have a situation, and no quick solution. I'm suspending the project.

Now that GPUGrid Project is suspended, and Universitary institutions are entering their Christmas seasonal pause:
I Guess that Project's Internet bandwidth will be hugely underused.
I wonder whether migth it be possible to slowly go migrating Project's data via Internet to any kind of temporary cloud storage, or another available server on a University's different subnetwork (?)

And what about the pending uploads of completed tasks? Can you find a way to get those off our system?

And what about the pending uploads of completed tasks? Can you find a way to get those off our system?

Should we hold them or fold them?

What are the stats, how TB do you have now on your server, how much do you need, what type of disk? Some of us may have the hardware available that we could donate if that would be appropriate/helpful. Just brainstorming here.

We donate our computer time to perform work. Could we donate storage till a resolution has been found? I have terabytes of room myself, just a thought.

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Donation page: http://www.gpugrid.net/gpugrid_donations.php

it would be nice if we could at least upload and report our current work before they expire.

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it would be nice if we could at least upload and report our current work before they expire.

That would be the best scenario for suspending the project, but on the flip side there won't be as much lost work as there would have been if hosts were allowed to have more than one WU per GPU in the cue, should they be abandoned.

Now I see the wisdom in that practice.

I hope university politics isn't exacerbating the situation (having spent a career in public higher ed).

I really like ServicEnginIC's idea about offsite storage, though surely they've considered it too.

how much disk is required to start it up again?
Any idea how much cash this would require?

Assume that we are all good people. If we know what's required, we'll help.

Hi. Ich, kann, Aufgaben, von Einstein@Home & GPUGRID nicht, als, fertige Anwendung, Hochladen. :-(

Die, Aufgaben, steht, Lädt hoch. :-)

Aber, Im, Übertragung, stehen, 6, fertige, Anwendungen, aber, das Hochladen, Funktioniert, nicht. :-)

Ich, Weis, nicht, warum, ich, nicht, hochladen, kann. :-(

MfG :-)

Sascha Becker \ oetker201 :-)

Der Server verfügt nicht über genügend Speicherplatz, und Toni sagt, dass die Reparatur nicht schnell oder einfach ist.

Ich weiß jedoch nicht, warum Sie Probleme mit Einstein haben.

I don't understand, Toni. Almost all physical servers allow for RAID expansion if it is local storage. There are many people here willing to donate funds for purchasing more drives. Expanding the RAID would work unless the server is out of bays.

So do we give up and delete our projects/tasks?

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So do we give up and delete our projects/tasks?

I don't recommend to delete any of the completed WUs.
When uploads be restored, overdue tasks won't be bonused, but they usually will get standard credit, unless any other user be resent the same task and return a vaild result before the original one be reported.
And they will be contributing to Science the same, despite they are overdue...