I did the suspend and restart experiment. The unit didn't error out, but it didn't save work done before the suspension. It started at zero and is crunching normally. Let's see if it finishes successfully. Give it a few hours. It looks like we are making progress.

https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=33726994

Your stop-started task looks to have finished normally for credit.

Good to know you can pause-stop-restart the tasks now without erroring out.

They seem to continue failing on Windows hosts.

which is really too bad :-(

They seem to continue failing on Windows hosts.

which is really too bad :-(

I now downloaded an ATM on one of my Windows hosts - still failing. To make sure that the problem is not with my system, I double-checked the tasks lists of other volunteers - same thing there.

So it seems clear that the license for the Linux app was updated, but NOT for the Windows app.

Looking at some of the english-language attempts at that task, they all have

Error occurred while processing: C:\DC\BOINC.
'tar.ext' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
ERROR: Invalid requirement: './Acellera-AToM-OpenMM-*'

I don't see any evidence of an expired licence, but there's clearly something else wrong with the re-deployment.

They seem to continue failing on Windows hosts.

which is really too bad :-(

I now downloaded an ATM on one of my Windows hosts - still failing. To make sure that the problem is not with my system, I double-checked the tasks lists of other volunteers - same thing there.

So it seems clear that the license for the Linux app was updated, but NOT for the Windows app.

The license update was for the ACEMD3 app, not ATM. Whatever problem ATM might be having on Windows, it’s not the same issue that they fixed for Linux on ACEMD3.

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I don't see any evidence of an expired licence, but there's clearly something else wrong with the re-deployment.

... The license update was for the ACEMD3 app, not ATM. Whatever problem ATM might be having on Windows, it’s not the same issue that they fixed for Linux on ACEMD3.

okay, folks, thanks for the information.
So all we Windows people can do is: wait and see :-(

They seem to continue failing on Windows hosts.

which is really too bad :-(

Also, the intended research for ATM tasks can be altered in some way due to this issue.
As an example:
One of my Linux hosts, #557889, happened to catch early this morning the ATMbeta task TYK2_m15_m16_3-QUICO_ATM_opc-2-5-RND9826_6
This task is the third link of a certain 5 tasks chain, and it is hanging from WU #27642885
This task, by chance, was previously sent to 6 Windows hosts and failed after a few seconds.
If it had been sent to two more Windows hosts and (consequently) failed, it would have reached its maximum number of allowed failures, and this particular investigation line would have been truncated.
Coincidences happen...

I have a _7 task running on a Linux box. That's the last chance saloon - I'll try to look after it.

tar.ext instead of tar.exe

I noticed the typo also. Should be easy to fix. Proofreading . . . anyone??

exact meme probleme.
exact same problem


15:07:41 (7608): wrapper: running C:/Windows/system32/cmd.exe (/c call run.bat)
'tar.ext' n'est pas reconnu en tant que commande interne
ou externe, un programme ex‚cutable ou un fichier de commandes.

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16:49:42 (4080): wrapper: running C:/Windows/system32/cmd.exe (/c call run.bat)
'tar.ext' n'est pas reconnu en tant que commande interne
ou externe, un programme ex‚cutable ou un fichier de commandes.

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Thank you for spotting the typo. It has been updated. Hopefully the next round of jobs succeed on windows!

Thank you for the patience. (like most academic labs our current ability to support windows is limited. All our in house research and software is on Linux.)

Thanks for the update Steve.

So are you the new 'contact point' for all the applications now?

Or just for the resurrected Quantum Chemistry app and tasks?

I a new researcher/software engineer in the lab. Part of my responsibility is looking after GPUGRID and deploying this updated Quantum Chemistry app. I will try and keep an eye on these forums so issues can be addressed!

I will try and keep an eye on these forums so issues can be addressed!

Brilliant, Steve. That would already be a great progress. Thank you!

I will try and keep an eye on these forums so issues can be addressed!

Brilliant, Steve. That would already be a great progress. Thank you!

+ 1

I a new researcher/software engineer in the lab. Part of my responsibility is looking after GPUGRID and deploying this updated Quantum Chemistry app. I will try and keep an eye on these forums so issues can be addressed!

+100

Steve wrote on Jan. 10th:

Thank you for spotting the typo. It has been updated. Hopefully the next round of jobs succeed on windows!

unfortunately, also the new round of jobs does not work on Windows.
One after the other fails short time after start :-(

See here:
http://www.gpugrid.net/results.php?userid=125700