Power Up/Down/Up/Down/Up/Down/Up |
The storms that passed through the central USA cause three separate power failures today in my area and the UPS did not have time to recharge between them. So, I had to power everything off during the last outage. I was in the process of getting the backup generator up and running when the power came back on. Now that the UPS is charged back up and the Collatz database checked out OK, everything is back online.
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CPU Application |
I've added CPU application for Windows. If someone doesn't want to use it please remember to change your account preferences.
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One of the E@H servers ran out of space on it's filesystem and the project was offline for nearly 12 hours |
One of the E@H servers ran out of space on it's filesystem and the project was offline for nearly 12 hours. E@H is running again and should be back to normal soon.
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Network Back Online |
We experience a network outage that started yesterday at 3:00 PM CST and lasted until this 8:00 AM CST this morning. Not being able to do anything online last night and not having cable, I went to see Iron Man 2 last night. Just as the big fight seen started at the end, the theater lost all power. Let's hope today fares better.
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5,427- factored |
5,427- is factored. The composite cofactor was the product of 70-digit and 135-digit prime numbers. Let's keep going! |
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New applications |
I plan to release the new applications (CPU intensive and non intensive) the next weekend (June 6th).
There will be no workunits until then.
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Tobias Schulz |
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New Paper Describing Berkeley SETI Instruments |
Here is the pdf of another paper presented at the Astrobiology Science Conference. This paper describes the various strategies and instruments developed by Berkeley SETI / CASPER team, with a focus on hardware.
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New data type available |
The amounts of data downloaded and uploaded are available in results page |
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The (re-)discovery page has been updated to include the latest observations made by the search for binary pulsars in Arecibo Observatory data |
The (re-)discovery page has been updated to include the latest observations made by the search for binary pulsars in Arecibo Observatory data. In total there are now 144 re-observations of 88 different radio pulsars, including 14 re-observations of 7 different milli-second pulsars. Thanks to all participating volunteers!
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Project News 27 may 2010 |
Today BOINC.BE passed the 40M credit barrier! Go on, go for 50M ;-). |
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New Paper on the NTPCkr and RFI Rejection |
Here is the pdf of a new paper describing our strategy for rejecting interference and finding candidate signals. This paper was presented at the Astrobiology Science Conference which was held April 26-29 in Texas.
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Project News 25.05.2010 14:00 BST |
Server Down Tonight
Due to essentiall electrical work the LHC@HOME server
will suffer network inturruptions this evening. The server will
remain on but the network links will go down and we hope will come
back up! I expect the work to take about 2 hours and happen sometime
between 18:00 BST Tuesday to 06:00 BST Wednesday.
Sorry about this.
Alex
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Our 50th factorization! |
5,427+ is factored. The composite cofactor was the product of 54-digit and 145-digit prime numbers. This is the project's 50th completed factorization! Let's continue working toward another 50! |
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Credits |
I do not know yet where the latest tons of credit some users got come from.
Now I stopped the stats export and I'm going to reset the credits to the values they had some days before.
Anyway, all hosts and users have a per-day limit of 5000 and 50000 credits from now on. This also makes several manipulation techniques
in some team forums senseless. We can also make a new voting for this limit if you think it is too high or too low. But there will
definitely be a per-user limit.
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Tobias Schulz |
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Why you don't see reported results |
Since the Pentathlon several users complained about the fact that reported results are not shown in the web interface.
I have to ensure that the SQL database doesn't grow too much (everything would be too slow then),
so the validator-assimilator (it's one daemon at Freehal instead of two to be faster)
validates the results during a few seconds after uploading. So you probably won't see successful results.
It also seems that for some users only the 'user' and 'team' credits have been updated when results are validated, and not the 'host' entry.
I hope this bug is fixed now, please report it in the forum if you have problems.
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Tobias Schulz |
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New 30% faster applications are now used for all runs |
The new even faster applications are now used for all the production runs. Fermi cards are also supported for Linux and Windows by the CUDA3.0 versions.
GDF
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Project News May 21, 2010 |
Work has arrived. The workunits should take 2 to 6 hours at most. These should fix the problems with the previous workunits. |
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Windows CUDA 2.04 Opt App Now Available |
The Windows CUDA 2.04 application is now available on the Optimized Applications page and a thread has been created on the message board to report any issues, suggestions, etc.
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Project server is now in "standby mode" |
Due to flood in Poland (where located is DNETC server) project may be closed any time from now on due to interruptions in power/Internet supply
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12-digit factor of P2203 has now been found by the project... |
...11535 times |
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