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Thread: How to restart old job, on new BOINC installation |
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Former Member
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Does someone know, how to restart old job (not completed), on new BOINC installation ? I don't want to lose work already done.
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Sekerob
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No idea, but generally in 99% of the cases just installing a new version BOINC continues where it was stopped to do the upgrade.
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If you didn't lose the work when you reinstalled, then it will restart automatically.
If you did something else and lost the work, then there is no* way to recover it. * No practical way. |
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Former Member
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It's not a upgrade of BOINC. I'v had to reinstall Windows from scratch, so BOINC too. What's exactly method to move data of old BOINC installation to new installation ?
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Sekerob
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If you deleted the BOINC data directory it's lost. BOINC installer does a kind of scan to trace pre-existing data, but it's not perfect.
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Thank You !
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