Same here. One finished quickly, validated with 0.10 hours...
Got about a dozen more across half a dozen machines, but won't know how they are coming along until the end of the workday...

Ralf

It's West Nile. Or at least some of it is. I got a task named
BETA_MDDS_000000000007_x2hcn_westNileV_RNAPol_0708

Yep, West Nile, Zika and at least one other are all viruses transmitted by that mesquito so HCV is something along the lines of Help Conquer Viruses.

EDIT: DOH! MDDS is the project name. HCV is another viral infection like West Nile.

EDIT2: FWIW, 26 received, 11 PV, 4 running, 7 Valid. All under 20 minutes except one that went just over an hour. Google keeps coming up with Hepititus C Virus for HCV. Don't see how that relates to West Nile. It's got to be something covering mesquito-borne viruses.

All seem to have worked/be working fine. Massive time variation, ranging from 6 minutes - 2.52 hours so far.

How about MultiDrugDiscoveryScan (?)
I think that HCV are WNV in the flaviviridae class of viruses that were examined in the DDDT project.

I hope that someone gets around to following up HFCC's targeting of the Btrk enzyme in cancers other than neuroblastoma.
I've also been wondering whether the BEDAM software being tried in order to reduce the number of false positives from AutoDock and VINA in FAAH might be tried against the DDDT project's targets, which also produced too many false positives.

Back to the current beta test ...
With the first batches of WUs, I LAIM-less-ly tried quite a few suspend/resumes. All seemed to restart from checkpoints successfully.
I did NOT include restarting the BOINC daemons or rebooting the computers in my testing procedure.
In order to catch the WUs soon after checkpoints and then suspend them, I used the "Suspend at Checkpoint" function in BOINCtasks. Very handy.
(Use by right-clicking the target task. Also very useful when you are running sparse-checkpointing projects like CEP2 when you want to reboot or shut down a computer without losing lots of crunching time).