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There was discussion, even berkeley server development work to size jobs according the performance of the various platforms even down to cpu power dynamic sizing. For a while been seeing 140 jobs being packed into android fahv tasks, some taking 18+ hours. The longer they run, the greater the statistical chance they're not going to make it to the end with all that great stability the android app packs. At wuprop we see some logging 61 hours runtime. Not seen any fahv on regular nodes for a while, the question being how many jobs are in those? If same, we've got the answer, no progress in this department, should we say 'either'?
Help me out here, why is there this feeling the glass just does not seem to get even half full? |
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seippel
Former World Community Grid Tech Joined: Apr 16, 2009 Post Count: 392 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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The fahv tasks are currently the same between Android and non-Android. There is a current development task (that is actively being worked) to add the abiility to create variable sized work units which would allow smaller work units for Android and larger ones for non-Android.
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