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Thread: Anybody Else Seeing Inconclusive Status on HPF2 Results? |
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uplinger
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Got 5 inconclusives but no errors. the log says.... Result Log <core_client_version>5.4.9</core_client_version> <stderr_txt> Failed to open wcg_checkpoint.dat for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Rosetta finishing with return code: 0 </stderr_txt> I have switched off HPF2 for now till the techs see what is going on. Those 3 Failed to open statements are normal. They are trying to locate the checkpoint files, if they don't exist, a new file is created. The reason for inconclusive means that your machine or another machines output did not match to make the quorum. Your host is working properly. We are looking into other issues with the latest release of HPF2. Thank you for your patience and contributing to World Community Grid! -Uplinger |
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Got 5 inconclusives but no errors. the log says.... Result Log <core_client_version>5.4.9</core_client_version> <stderr_txt> Failed to open wcg_checkpoint.dat for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Rosetta finishing with return code: 0 </stderr_txt> I have switched off HPF2 for now till the techs see what is going on. Those 3 Failed to open statements are normal. They are trying to locate the checkpoint files, if they don't exist, a new file is created. The reason for inconclusive means that your machine or another machines output did not match to make the quorum. Your host is working properly. We are looking into other issues with the latest release of HPF2. Thank you for your patience and contributing to World Community Grid! -Uplinger Workunit Name Status Sent Time Time Due / Return Time CPU Time (hours) Claimed/ Granted BOINC Credit za055_ 01051 In Progress 06/26/2006 11:43:01 07/03/2006 11:43:01 0.00 0 / 0 za055_ 01051 Inconclusive 06/25/2006 23:11:39 06/26/2006 11:38:45 3.39 18 / 0 za055_ 01051 Inconclusive 06/25/2006 11:04:12 06/25/2006 23:08:05 7.24 47 / 0 za055_ 01051 Error 06/24/2006 23:21:04 06/25/2006 11:02:41 1.25 7 / 0 za055_ 01051 Inconclusive 06/24/2006 23:20:49 06/25/2006 02:52:51 3.34 42 / 0 za055_ 01051 Inconclusive 06/24/2006 23:17:38 06/25/2006 06:55:34 4.99 37 / 0 on all the inconclusives it seems that the quorum agrees with me.. |
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I have 3 Inconclusive results. On one, all three results in the quorum took about the same time. On the second, one of the other results took half again as long as mine but I match with the other. On the third, I only took half as long as the other two.
Oh well, still some debugging to do. But this is normal at the start of a new project.  Lawrence |
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I have 3 Inconclusive too!
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Every inconclusive result tells the scientists something. Graham and those weeny credit mongers over at MOT can cut and run if they want. I'm crunching HPF2 until WCG decides it's time to stop.
----------------------------------------Yep, all those flash graphics, spinning wirlygigs and what-nots are all just for show. When the going gets tough, MOT caves. -- This post has been edited for inappropriate language - nelsoc [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Jun 27, 2006 1:55:41 PM] |
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Looks at Dagorath and smiles.... is that you Ralph?
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Every inconclusive result tells the scientists something. <core_client_version>5.4.9</core_client_version> <stderr_txt> Failed to open wcg_checkpoint.dat for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? Failed to open wcg_hpf2.random for reading. rc: 2. File doesn't exist? ERROR Exception occurred while running Rosetta: Exception code: 0xc0000005 Exception address: 0x00B20A07 Rosetta finishing with return code: 0 </stderr_txt> I'm not a scientist but what does it tell? File doesn't exist? |
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Windflowers, up a few posts in this thread, uplinger tells us the "file doesn't exist" message is normal. The missing file is not causing the error, it's something else. The interesting part is the lines below ERROR, the lines about the exception. Those lines give the scientists and the techs clues as to why the science application errored. By analysing those clues they will eventually be able to debug the HPF2 WUs. The more clues they get the faster they will find the bug. Therefore we need to keep crunching HPF2 rather than turning it off in our preferences.
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Windflowers, up a few posts in this thread, uplinger tells us the "file doesn't exist" message is normal. The missing file is not causing the error, it's something else. The interesting part is the lines below ERROR, the lines about the exception. Those lines give the scientists and the techs clues as to why the science application errored. By analysing those clues they will eventually be able to debug the HPF2 WUs. The more clues they get the faster they will find the bug. Therefore we need to keep crunching HPF2 rather than turning it off in our preferences. Dagorath, thanks for the expalnation. My concern is that this "inconclusive" error did occur for some time and if this continues to happen from time to time that would mean just a waste of electricity in crunching. I would still crunch HPF2 WUs hoping that this can be resolved soon. |
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Most HPF2 units seem to crunch OK here. Only a few have failed. Glad to hear you're still crunching HPF2, Windflowers
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