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Former Member
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I've recently updated the boinc version to 6.2.18 (windows) and I've got trouble with this job
13/09/2008 11.03.12|World Community Grid|Restarting task faah4346_000491_MC_xMut_md06300_03_0 using faah version 606 After I've reached about 28% the job don't really work, the graphic window crasch but no error are in the log. Someone can help me? |
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Former Member
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Hello [B_S] Luca_chatillon,
We have not checked BOINC 6.2.18 yet. When knreed can find some spare time he intends to check out BOINC 6.2. For the moment, why not try running it without graphics? That will reduce the possible causes of errors. Lawrence |
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TOMinAZ
Cruncher United States Joined: Feb 11, 2007 Post Count: 40 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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I think I've had the same problem.
A few days ago, I posted a question about the program exiting for no reason. I wondered if it had to do with BOINC, or maybe something about WUs. Then I suspected the screen saver after watching it try to start, freezing, then the program stopped running. I ran diags on my machine to see if anything was wrong, but they've shown problems. I'll see if I get the same problem with the graphics. I'm thinking that the screen saver uses the graphics...? Thanks for giving me something to check out. |
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Former Member
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Hi TOMinAZ,
Our problems are usually caused by security programs, proxy servers or graphics. Graphics problems ae either drivers or bugs that we have not tracked down yet. It is hard to generalize, but I avoid using the BOINC screen saver. Too bad, because screen savers are a great advertisement, but restricting ourselves to multi-OS open source turns out to be a weak point in this case. Lawrence |
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