Message boards : Graphics cards (GPUs) : Linux 64 application 6.38 for cuda2.0
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I have tested with BOINC 6.3.8, driver 177.67, Gefore 8800 GT and fedora 8. | |
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I have tested with BOINC 6.3.8, driver 177.67, Gefore 8800 GT and fedora 8. It is likely that people with older drivers will have to update. gdf | |
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It's still constantly crashing on the system with the 8800GTX | |
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It's still constantly crashing on the system with the 8800GTX I am sorry but your card has compute capability 1.0 instead of 1.1. So, it is not supported by the current application. Note that 1.1 is the the CUDA toolkit, but the version of your GPU (in practice it does not have atomic operations). I will add a better error handling into next version. The previous code to handle 1.0 does not work for us under CUDA2. gdf | |
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Which means if I have crunched all 6.37 WUs, I can throw away my 8800 GT which was working pretty fine until now and which I bought for the inital GPU tests, because CUDA 2.0 doesn't support my card? | |
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The previous code to handle 1.0 does not work for us under CUDA2. Do you mean code to handle the errors or alternative code to do the calculations? I'd suspect the latter and thus G80 based cards would still be able to contribute after the fix is in place. MrS ____________ Scanning for our furry friends since Jan 2002 | |
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8800GT/8800GTSv2 (512mo) support compute capability 1.1, so it's compatible with CUDA2.0 as GF9 and GTX260/280 | |
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Where can I find such information? I tried on google, but maybe with the wrong key words... | |
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It seems an upgrade to the Linux drivers are necessary for the 6.38 application. | |
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8800GT/8800GTSv2 (512mo) support compute capability 1.1, so it's compatible with CUDA2.0 as GF9 and GTX260/280 Phew, seems I was lucky... I upgraded to the latest 177.67 drivers on the computer with the 8800GT, and it is crunching the first WU with 6.38 - seems to work fine as far as I can tell now... ____________ pixelicious.at - my little photoblog | |
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# Device 0: "GeForce 8800 GT" 1.73 GHz is way above the stock clock speed of any 8800 GT, so that might cause instability. Did you clock it that high or did it happen automatically after the software update? MrS ____________ Scanning for our furry friends since Jan 2002 | |
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My 8800GT runs at 1.7Ghz (shader), but it is a ZOTAC AMP! edition, so it's overclocked by default. | |
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# Device 0: "GeForce 8800 GT" It's the default setting on that card. It's a BFG 8800GT. Previously, with 173.xx drivers I was able to use nvclock to reduce the GPU and memory clocks: see the first set of results: # Clock rate: 1458000 kilohertz. However, with 177.67 nvclock crashes the machine if I try to adjust the GPU clocks. The Nvidia-Settings panel has adjusters for the clocks, but no "apply" button. I think someone had some xorg.conf settings that may allow me to adjust, but I can't recall the details just now. That box trashed a further 4 WU earlier this evening at reduced CPU clocks, so it may well be the GPU clock. ____________ | |
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Note Envy does not load the 177.xx driver, a manual installation is necessary. Then I will wait until Envy makes them available. | |
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You need to edit the config file and in the section that lists the videocard, should be like: | |
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Is anyone else encountering these errors..... You need to edit the config file and in the section that lists the videocard, should be like: Sorry I should have explained more. I have the coolbits options set and using either the sliders, manually entering the clock speeds, or using nvclock results in a rapid white flashing screen and unresponsive system :( ____________ | |
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Sorry I should have explained more. I have the coolbits options set and using either the sliders, manually entering the clock speeds, or using nvclock results in a rapid white flashing screen and unresponsive system :( I get that also, on both the Zotac AMP! and Stock 8800GT :( Flashing white screen (not good when yer Epileptic!), then it would reboot... That's with just trying to move the clock speed 1MHz up or down..... ____________ Down with the Kredit Kops!!! | |
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Well, I'm glad it's not just me then....(you know what I mean!). I'm not sure that the factory overclock is the cause of the Cuda error: Kernel [frc_sum_kernel_angle] failed in file 'force.cu' in line 487 : unspecified launch failure, but it is a good candidate. When I managed to lower the clocks under 173.xx I had only a few like this, but now it's every WU. I notice in this thread Mr S reports some WU similar (Windows I think). It's a bit odd that another box here with a Zotac 8800GT is ok at 700/1000. ....that's another WU just gone, this time it got to over an hour I think. Oh well, I'm not going to fix it tonight and I have work in the morning. Off to get some sleep. ____________ | |
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Have you tried just increasing the fan speed? | |
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The fact that the application is slower depends on some driver issue related with latest versions 177 | |
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I notice in this thread Mr S reports some WU similar (Windows I think). Only the first error message was from my windows box, the others were from my wingmen. There was no one called Nightlord though ;) MrS ____________ Scanning for our furry friends since Jan 2002 | |
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ROTFLMAO :)) Well, it seems I fixed the problem....or maybe just avoided it. Thanks to the new Windows app, I switched the card to a box running 32 bit Vista. Using the Windows drivers and Ntune, I can adjust the GPU clocks and the card is happy (for at least 20 minutes now!). This also means I have switched my GTX260 card to the Linux Box and thnaks to the 6.38 application this too is now crunching happy. For now, everything here is running well...hooray! ____________ | |
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