Well, I already aborted these. Other WU's seem to be running just fine. Let's wait and see what happens on resend. If it happens again, I'll try your advice. Thx.

Not rare for me -(. Most of my latest FAAH tasks ended this way. Latest one :
faah36669_ ZINC19902838_ xh2_ xtal_ 03_ 1--
is currently jumping between 4,7% and 5,0%.

Neither suspending nor rebooting helps. After couple minutes it's the same. No way will I babysit every task. I'll try reattaching to the project after all my running WU's finish. If that doesn't help - bye.

EDIT. As I Wrote this, it's up to 6.3% and climbing. Is this cca 10 min. period normal? I guess it needs patience and not watch the progress bar too closely. Will see.

Thak you, SekeRob for a good answer as always. I guess I¨ll excersize a little more patience. Good job.

Hello LAZA74, and novakjara

With my AMD 1090T processor, my experience with the SekeRob-described 'oscillation' in a FAAH WU is that the WU ends up in a computer-error status (after some stuck loops) if the load-calibration parameter at the BIOS is set to 'Auto'. Setting the said parameter to 'Enabled' (with the effect of increasing the core-voltage and/or the 'stiffness' of that voltage to the 1090T CPU) made the said error no longer occur. In other words, try increasing the core-voltage. The load-line calibration parameter at the BIOS should be able to do that job, else you may have to explore manually increasing the core-voltage.
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