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Former Member
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Two units running seem to loop. I.e. They reach 30 or 40 % and then start back to 18 or 20 %.
I'm going to cancel them and see what happens to the following. The computer is, during this perdiod, totally dedicated ti CEP2 |
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Former Member
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Please post the first part of your log which describes your machine
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Paul Schlaffer
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1. Is the computer being rebooted when this occurs?
----------------------------------------2. Is the "leave application in memory when suspended" option checked in your device profile?
“Where an excess of power prevails, property of no sort is duly respected. No man is safe in his opinions, his person, his faculties, or his possessions.” – James Madison (1792)
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Mike.Gibson
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It sounds as though it is crashing and reverting to the last saved position. Have a look at my thread on CEP2 crashing to see if the comments there are applicable.
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Former Member
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No there is no reboot between. Yes the "leave application in memory when suspended" is on.
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Former Member
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You still have not posted the first part of your log which describes your system.....please do so, thanks
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Former Member
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It's a small netbook. I dedicated it entirely to CEP2 and it worked all right for two or three weeks, then the issue occured. I turned it back to various projects and now it seems to work all right...
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I remember that when the original testing was done, computers needed more than 1 GB of memory. Although the work units only require 1 GB, the project scientists reserve the larger units for themselves and run them on a departmental network. Now that memory is cheaper, there is some discussion of allowing some of these larger units to run on WCG computers that can devote 8GB per work unit.
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Former Member
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It's a small netbook. ...... That tells us absolutely nothing. Please post the beginning of your log which describes your system parameters and settings  |
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