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Sekerob
Ace Cruncher Joined: Jul 24, 2005 Post Count: 20043 Status: Offline |
A FAAH on UD has been stuck now for several hours in the 33% range (probably 1 our CPU time), oscillating up and down.....a known event. What i have not figured out is, when the red dotted curve should appear....most of the times is shows during the return and retry, but this one has none. It's probably very simple, like it has not build a reference expected yet or something to that effect. It's now 2 hours CPU time into the WU, where the first 30% odd progressed rapidly, faster than a normal toothy FAAH.
----------------------------------------This one is another example where it spend 45 minutes CPU time build up, snoozing, then closing for a boot and resuming at 25 minutes clock, where it previously had progressed to several hours clock......resuming, where the initial docking setup completed. Clients need a warning in the home [^] screen of UD agent for this behavior !!!!! We've seen many a comment that it would not consolidate the position for restart even at 50%!
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Former Member
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Hello Sekerob,
The FAAH program checkpoints when the green graph reaches the right end and starts over again. Until it has completed that first check point, the red line is not drawn. Some FAAH units have many check points, easily reached. Some more difficult units that I have run only had 2. If you reboot before the red line is drawn, you start over right after the point where AutoGrid ran the setup, practically at the beginning. I think that in addition to the throttle percentage, the Application View should list the last check point time. An idea! ![]() Lawrence |
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Sekerob
Ace Cruncher Joined: Jul 24, 2005 Post Count: 20043 Status: Offline |
Bwilliant.....now the readers know when its save to take a break from a FAAH crunch......dental tools, or same knitting apparatus required to root it out (and enter my thick skull).
----------------------------------------PS the baby just hurdled over 33.3%....its thus that it has either 16.66 or 33.33% segments.....have to wait at least to 50.1% before taking time out again.......pretty much HPF2 behavior opposed to the past.
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Sgt.Joe
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Sekerob,
----------------------------------------I have enjoyed reading your posts, you appear to be quite knowledgeable. I have also noticed this behavior with some of the limited number of FA@H WU's I have seen. Some have wildly gyrating cpu usage and others are smoother. Patience seems to be the key, it eventually gets there. I had one restart at zero (after system shutdowns for various reasons) several times after 4 to 5 hours before it dawned on me that it was one with very few checkpoints. Thanks for the info.
Sgt. Joe
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