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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Nope, *all* of the 13 copies for the WU have been changed to Other, not just the last one. None of the dates or other data were changed. It just went from 12 Inconclusives (counting mine) and 1 In Progress to being 13 Others instead, and it's finally stopped. Looks like after it finished crunching copy 13 it finally realized it wasn't getting anywhere, and since none of the other status codes applied, everything ended up set to Other. I would've expected them to all be flagged as Errors, but whatever.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Okay, thats good. That means the knreed rule of "12 max, then quit" is starting to kick in, possibly now manually as 14 as said was the last reported record.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

BOINC User ID 225561, Host ID 41341.

Error 8: za064_ 00199, returned 07/08/2006 08:56:36, 3 other copies in progress, 1 other copy immediate error after 0.03 hours, mine aborted after 3.93 hours of normal checkpoint messages with "Incorrect function. (0x1) - exit code 1 (0x1)". No system abort code or address given.

Interesting to note that this is a "za064" unit in the middle of a za098 and a za099, yet the log shows it was first sent out as a normal batch of 3 just a few hours ago (i.e. I'm not doing mop up). Could be some of the earlier failed units are being reissued from scratch again, maybe to reproduce problems or to try out 5.07 changes.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Very probable.....WCG just also released a new HPF2 exe for UD agent with fixes. You may recollect, they had to redo a few batches for HPF1 just before that project close due compiling issues. Even yesterday 100 days worth of HPF1 was still coming thru.....could include late reporters of course.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

My process has been running for 125hrs and still at 0%. I restarted my machine and it has been running for another 9hrs at 0%.
My device ID is 128385. Agent Version is 3.0(2844) It started about 4 days ago.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Ed, this is beyond your call of duty.....go to taskmanager (right click with mouse on startbar), seek out a process which is named something like ud_7324001.exe. Terminate it, this one only and a reload of a new workunit will be invoked. The broken WU bits will be send back during this exchange.

Note that you will get a new HPF2 unit directly, when u run HPF2 only. If running also FAAH, chances are, you get one of those first.

The version number of the HPF2 science is in the 'i' screen and should be something like 5.05.03. The Agent itself (the front end GUI), has a number of its own which should for all be 3.0(2844) at this time of writing.

If you get a new HPF, can u please confirm here and the version from the 'i' screen of UD Agent. Also the UD_7.....exe number. Just so that the next readers of the forum know if they use a new or older version.

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PS Restarting does mostly not help. It runs the risk of beginning all over. Again the 'i' screen should show progress in 0.1% steps and 3 line graphs should move.....if neither does, the WU is dead....refer to top of post.

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Unfortunately I don't have access to my computers at the moment, but I'll post the unusual results anyway. Should it be unusable without the additional information, please delete this message.

za086_ 00132  	Invalid 	07/03/2006 06:01:31 	07/06/2006 16:16:54 	14.41 	73 / 52
za059_ 00307 	Invalid 	07/02/2006 01:31:32 	07/05/2006 05:23:07 	13.07 	66 / 46
za078_ 00808 	Invalid 	07/01/2006 17:30:27 	07/04/2006 07:15:49 	12.46 	64 / 41
za068_ 00607 	Invalid 	06/29/2006 04:51:48 	07/01/2006 21:03:24 	12.17 	60 / 45
za061_ 00065 	Invalid 	06/28/2006 10:45:58 	06/30/2006 14:37:11 	6.38 	56 / 56
za070_ 00411 	Invalid 	06/28/2006 08:53:30 	06/30/2006 11:39:21 	3.31 	49 / 27
za067_ 00265 	Invalid 	06/27/2006 21:01:57 	06/30/2006 00:20:54 	8.96 	50 / 50
za062_ 00456 	Invalid 	06/26/2006 11:10:04 	06/29/2006 04:51:48 	10.87 	54 / 54
za060_ 00538 	Invalid 	06/26/2006 03:24:25 	06/28/2006 15:06:08 	11.62 	58 / 53
za056_ 00276 	Invalid 	06/25/2006 06:01:16 	06/27/2006 22:02:43 	5.76 	53 / 50
za055_ 01438 	Invalid 	06/25/2006 01:22:29 	06/27/2006 15:15:34 	3.95 	37 / 34
za053_ 00212 	Invalid 	06/24/2006 07:21:00 	06/27/2006 01:31:10 	3.50 	30 / 30
za057_ 01186 	Invalid 	06/25/2006 17:42:31 	06/26/2006 21:09:13 	4.89 	41 / 38

za068_ 00712  	Error 	07/05/2006 04:05:13 	07/05/2006 09:45:14 	5.43 	43 / 0
za069_ 00167 	Error 	06/28/2006 04:56:24 	06/29/2006 23:45:21 	2.66 	23 / 0

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Hello Mark099,
Right click at the bottom of your screen, select Task Manager, then select WCGrid_Rosetta in the processes, then Kill it.
Lawrence

Have done that now. I have also stopped running HPF2 units for now.

[Jul 10, 2006 3:37:09 AM]

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

I got a 'Frozen at 0.0%' HPF2 workunit on my UD computer - device 3579. It should have downloaded about 20:00 UTC on Friday, 7 July 2006. I checked it around 11 PM EDT this Sunday night and discovered it had run for 55 hours + minutes. The graphs had started, then frozen. I rebooted and brought it up on the screen. At 1 minute 55 secs when I switched to the Application View it had redrawn what looked like the exact same graph. After recording some details on the Main View, I switched back to the Application View at 4 minutes run time. The graphs had disappeared and the values (solvation, etc.) had been replaced by 4 dots. So I killed it and started on a FAAH unit.

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[Jul 10, 2006 3:47:37 AM]

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Re: A few unusual HPF2 work units

Just aborted za090_00104_3 after it's been stuck on 96.552% for over 64 hours. angry

If the PC is rebooted, it goes restarts at 96.552% but the CPU time goes back to around 6 hours.

[Jul 10, 2006 7:12:26 AM]

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