For those who like a refresher on the stopping and starting with least loss of computing time on resume, please visit the Checkpoint Save FAQ in the Start Here forum. This FAQ explains it for all WCG sciences.

For the FA@H project I've updated the image and added some verbiage. Simplest is either to watch a checkpoint recording in the BOINC message log (see the FAQ for the "How To"), or when the green line has jumped back to the beginning of the graph. That indicates the start of a new segment at which time it is save to exit the agent or execute the computer shutdown procedure.



As per knreed: Please let it run. They are equally longer for everyone!

thanks

And you are my favorite CA, Sek

You know me Sek ... I support democracy and I vote with my machines.

I think those voting machines in the US are not particularly tamper proof .... think they need sequestration

I only ran one workunit from some. Perhaps there weren't any RACworthy results to be found in them. The UH second computing workunits are tiny ... less than 30 seconds each. I ran a few and got half-a-rac for only 6 credit points. Who'da figgered?

There are some more projects that refuse to run or are gone, plus some others that no longer connect or won't allow a logon to change e-mail to the new one.

I fired up everything for a workunit in December and may do that again each year. It took a couple of months to run one of the Climate thingys. A few, including that one, have some amazing graphics. Some have minimal, and most have none.

Yes, the new FAAH is a killer. They'll run, but take at least 1/2 day per workunit. I queued up some HCC until I see what the new DDD-T looks like.

They are very LONG. Climate due date could be a year and a half out, depending on the project.

They do a daily trickle for partial credit, to make sure your work isn't wasted.

I rather like Ralph and Malaria graphics. Einstein has neat celestial sphere graphics, but their estimates are way off.