Sometimes I have seen some puzzling behavior on the FAAH graph on my machine. For a while it would increment the percentage, then switch back to the original percentage. Eventually it got past that point. I suppose the first question to ask is: How many hours has this been going on?

Lawrence

Hello Dharwish,
That IS too long. However, there is a possible explanation. Sometimes Rosetta runs into a fold configuration that never converges to a solution. There is an internal test in the program that eventually decides that convergence is taking too long. When it does, it returns results done up to that point to the server together with the information about the non-convergent structure and requests a new work unit. Give it a day and see if you get a new work unit. If not, and you are still at the same 1.1%, then use Task Manager to kill WCGGrid_Rosetta.exe.

Lawrence

Yes, and no. Best to leave it, if you want your points and WCG to get their negative result. Failures are important, too.

In addition to other answers ... The work % will not necessarily increment with each pass of the graph. I have seen workunits that take 20 passes before an increment. Fast ones will jump each time, but they are not all quick running workunits. As long as the lines keep moving, it is not frozen.

As mentioned, it's likely having difficulty finding the proper fold for the structure. It tries very hard before giving up. On your machine, this might take a while...or it might get past it and continue on.

If it decides it failed to converge, it will send back the structures it has already calculated and you will get the points for your CPU time invested. If you kill the workunit, you will get no points.

Patience. There are some real toughies out there