On the My Contribution page click on the Result Status bar on the right side. When on the Result Status page use the drop down under Project Name and select The Clean Energy Project - Phase 2 item. this will display your recent work units under this project. Click on a work unit in question. This wioll bring up another screen. In one column you should see the designation "in progress", "valid" or "error." (There are others but these are the ones you should be concerned with right now.) Click on the "error". This will give you another screen with the "result Log". This you can copy and paste into the forum, if you wish.

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I also have seen a high failure rate of CEP WUs in my Mac and saw the same WU failing for other machines as well. The high failure rate seems to be normal for the platform but i still run the project through the Mac.

What SekeRob is trying to say in his convoluted way is that you may want to rethink how many CEP2s you allow to run concurrently on your machine (definitely not all cores). I seem to remember an advice from one of those so many aforementioned threads saying it's best to allow only 50% of your cores or 50%+1 cores run the CEP2 project.

Of course if the current set up was working for you previously and suddenly you are experiencing issues, then you may need to look into other potential causes such as new installations on your machine or if you are running something differently since you started noticing the failures.

Either way, it's a good idea to run a few searches on the forum too. If you manage to figure out how that works, it will provide a lot of insight on the matter.

I hope this helps.

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Yes, guilty as charged, SekeRob, but before you lock me up and throw away the key, I want to ask you this: are you happy with the forum software (including the search functionality) as it is? I think not and I believe you've already spoken your mind on that. Yes, it is what it is and we (apparently) have to live with it, but that doesn't mean we have to like it or make it look like it's normal. So let's all admit that we are living in the 21st century where you don't have to even know what Boolean operators are (let alone use them) in order to make a simple query or search.

And yes, I will stand behind what I said about the answer you've provided to Jerome's issue. So although I understand your frustration about seeing the same question being asked for the umptieth time, that doesn't justify the laconic reply.

I know this may sound bitter and/or harsh, but I am trying to understand why the "riddle me this, riddle me that" answers when you can just ignore this type of questions and focus on the real issues where your knowledge can be put to good use. Let somebody else answer them or let the cruncher bang his/her head against the wall until they think about actually using the search functionality of this decrepit forum software and figure out how to make it work.

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There is a setting in the profiles called "Project Specific Settings" by which you can limit the number of workunits per host. Start with a low number and gradually raise it to see how many your system can handle. This does not directly address your question about how many can run concurrently, but does provide a mechanism for limiting the number your host has at any one time. This does necessitate running another project to keep your host busy. Maxing out your host with all CEP2 on multiple cpu systems tends to bring those systems to their knees due to the tremendous I/O during the startup (Job 1) of these CEP2 tasks.
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