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Thomas Klauset Aurdal
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

Sekerob, I'm not sure if this is the correct thread to post this. However, I couldn't find the answer in the FAQ's. At the messages window at the BOINC client there is a message that two tasks are 0.15 days overdue. Consider aborting it. I never aborts it. Then I have three related questions: 1. Are overdue tasks after I have returned them contributing to the cause? 2. Are there similar tasks sended out to others when I don't complete on schedule? 3. If I aborts them are the whole tasks processed by others or is it here where the "repair jobs" are coming in?
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

Statistics Last Updated: 9/9/10
Run Time (y:d:h:m:s) - Day 32:198:22:27:12
Points Generated - Day 32,417,073
Results Returned - Day 73,833
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

Mini-Milestone... we completed 500 CPU years since the "silent" launch. Next mark, 1000... well before the end of September.

We Crunch for Clean and Save Water.
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

Sekerob, I'm not sure if this is the correct thread to post this. However, I couldn't find the answer in the FAQ's. At the messages window at the BOINC client there is a message that two tasks are 0.15 days overdue. Consider aborting it. I never aborts it. Then I have three related questions: 1. Are overdue tasks after I have returned them contributing to the cause? 2. Are there similar tasks sended out to others when I don't complete on schedule? 3. If I aborts them are the whole tasks processed by others or is it here where the "repair jobs" are coming in?


Thomas,

Your best bet is to check your results page. If you have already missed the deadline and your task has not started, an emergency job could have been sent out and returned. If this is the case, abort your job.

1) Overdue tasks still contribute to the cause but they are basically redundant. You can still get credit for it if the server's copy is still around when it returns. If the server's copy is gone (I noticed they disappear within 36 hours after results is received for C4CW), you get no credit.

2) Yes, as soon as the deadline is missed, emergency repair job that is an exact copy of your task is sent out.

3) If you abort it before deadline, an emergency task will still be sent out to be completed by someone else . If you abort it after the emergency repair job is sent out, it won't cause a redundant emergenyc repair job to be sent.
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

The newsletter seemed to have worked and gave this research a little extra jolt over and above the mean growth of WCG. Record day with 42 CPU years contributed (See Updated chart in OP).

Still running 60% faster on Linux, 64 bit on me quad.

Crunching On.
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

What happened to your graphic that showed estimated project run lengths? I've been to your page in the FAQ's, but can't seem to find it.
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For months noted as "Discontinued", now "Dislocated".
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

Did I spot on the chart that we have progressed the amount completed a fair bit recently?

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No, still don't see the big crunch attack from the middle land.
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Re: The "Computing for Clean Water" Crunching Chart

I find that c4cw gets a lower priority of WUs if you request more than just 1 project at a time.

I only get 1 in 20 WUs for c4cw on one of my PCs that is crunching 3 different projects at the moment. sad Luckily I will have another PC online before the week is out, so will get that crunching more c4cw WUs. biggrin

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