Mine used no cpu time.

This one took much longer to fail, same 195 error as in the OP, but the RC =0x9 is different ( a first I think posted on the forums) and seems possibly to be related with file permissions... maybe another volunteer who handled the rights as in another thread yesterday?

<core_client_version>6.10.17</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
process exited with code 195 (0xc3, -61)
</message>
<stderr_txt>
INFO: No state to restore. Start from the beginning.
INFO: No state to restore. Start from the beginning.
INFO: No state to restore. Start from the beginning.
[21:06:34] Number of jobs = 16
[21:06:34] Starting job 0,CPU time has been restored to 0.000000.

...

[07:30:59] Starting job 0,CPU time has been restored to 0.000000.
Application exited with RC = 0x9
[ERROR] Failed to open either source or destination files while copying A.19.C17H10SSe.102.1.noopt.bp86.sto6g.n.sp/53.0 to A.19.C17H10SSe.102.1.noopt.bp86.sto6g.n.sp.53.0. Error: 2
[ERROR] Failed to open either source or destination files while copying A.19.C17H10SSe.102.1.noopt.bp86.sto6g.n.sp/stdout.txt to A.19.C17H10SSe.102.1.noopt.bp86.sto6g.n.sp.out. Error: 2
[07:31:07] Finished Job #0
called boinc_finish
Exiting 195

</stderr_txt>
]]>

PS: Not found with forum advanced search.

[ot] I will attempt to define these terms for you:

Wingman - Where the specific work unit ("WU") is sent out to usually two (2) (HPF2 is the exception. Please refer to that thread for more information) computers/users (aka "crunchers") for validation purposes, the other party to you is called "Wingman" as that computer/cruncher is your assigned partner to complete the WU.

Repair Jobs- From time to time, WU's are not completed due to various factors such as: WU not being returned on time ("no reply"), WU returned was deemed "inconclusive" and needs to be re-checked by another independent computer, WU aborted by the WCG server or by the user for various reasons, WU received is invalid as it may not have met a certain validity or other test and the results needs to be redone, or the WU was detached by the user. When these situations occur, another duplicate "repair job" is sent out to complete or verify the WU results for the scientists. Repair jobs currently have four (4) day turnarounds whereas normally distributed WU's currently have a ten (10) window for completion.

R++ - WCG had internal reliability ratings on computers that process WCG WU assignments. These rating are never published and are for WCG internal purposes only. The higher the computer reliability rating, your computer maybe eligible to receive "repair jobs." Reliability rating is how well your computer performs, accurately returns work units without errors or exceptions. Please note that to receive a repair WU, your computer must average turnarounds in less than two (2) days, I believe.

Hope this helps. [/ot]