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Sid2
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----------------------------------------. . . should I try to complete it or abort? [edit: completed by two successfully ![]() [Edit 3 times, last edit by Sid2 at Apr 14, 2011 6:47:57 AM] |
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174% runtime or uploaded?
I would try closing Boinc and restarting the system. Going by some other threads there seems to be a lot of similar strange task behavour lately. |
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Sid2
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Resolved. . . completed in a little over 12 hours.
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good to know, I got one at 256% and it's coming up on 10 hours, will jsut wait it out i guess
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Occasionally the client is being confused about the percent progress and goes wild. Some have seen 700-800-900% maybe more for HCMD2. There are presently 2 cut offs for this science:
- At 6 CPU hours there's a soft cut off if > 40% of the positions in the task have not completed and the position being computed at the 6:00 hours is finished and task closed. If the algorithm determines early in the task it wont be able to complete the first 60% [of positions], it will show as going from 0-100% properly, but if positions in a task are variable in effort, easy and hard ones, the application and/or client might get it wrong... let it run. - At 12 CPU hours there's a hard cut off, no matter how many positions left. Elapsed time in a client will show more, so you need to look in the task properties to see the true CPU time. HCMD2 is not known to fail, in fact it's got an extremely low error rate and most of these come from systems that were too busy doing other things, tasks dying because of so-called loss of heartbeat (BOINC client not sensing pulse from science app). In short, unless the CPU time has gone beyond 12 hours, just let it run, else, suspend task and ask on forum. If a system has been running for a long time [weeks], then a soft-boot [don't use the power switch] will refresh the system. It's helps at times for a task to restart from last checkpoint. If you though look in the task properties and see the ''last checkpoint'' time just being a short while ago and CPU time incrementing... just let it run. --//-- Addendum: what can be seen in task properties of a running job: Computer: MyMachine |
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