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Hello Crunchers, | |
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WOW | |
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MJH,
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Just tried to get some test apps and it took me three times just do download the main DLL. Now, after successfully downloading after all, it immediately quit with a crash. Ouch. | |
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All three with (unknown error) - exit code -1073741515 (0xc0000135) - which is very far from being an 'unknown' error: it's the extremely common NTSTATUS error 0xC0000135 STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND {Unable To Locate Component} This application has failed to start because %hs was not found. Reinstalling the application might fix this problem. Recommended action: check all application dependencies using Dependency Walker, and compare with the files supplied and listed in the <app_version> segment of client_state.xml | |
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All three with I've got the same error. | |
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All three with So, we need to find out which (needed) DLL matt has forgotten to define in app_version. Sorry, I don't own a Pascal card (yet): it's down to you early adopters to debug. | |
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So, we need to find out which (needed) DLL matt has forgotten to define in app_version. Sorry, I don't own a Pascal card (yet): it's down to you early adopters to debug. CUDART64.DLL - missing underscore at the 1st character in the file name CUFFT64_80.DLL - missing underscore at the 1st character in the file name TCL86.DLL - missing underscore at the 1st character in the file name | |
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Richard -- are you saying you got the app but dont have a Pascal card? That shouldn't have happened! Could you link to the WU/result please? | |
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[/quote] There are 3 aux files -- cudart64_80.dll cufft64_80.dll and tcl86.dll . I'm distributing those with underscore prefixes, but then they make it into the BOINC slot directory they should be named without the _. Could you inspect the slot directory and see what's there, please? Althernatively, if you cant get to a slot directory, rename the files without the _'s and try dependency walker again. | |
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So, we need to find out which (needed) DLL matt has forgotten to define in app_version. Sorry, I don't own a Pascal card (yet): it's down to you early adopters to debug. I've copied the filed without the leading "_", but the dependency walker still shows a lot of yellow question marks. It's so many, that I think it's caused by a missing compiler option or something similar. API-MS-WIN-CORE-HANDLE-L1-1-0.DLL API-MS-WIN-CORE-RTLSUPPORT-L1-2-0.DLL API-MS-WIN-CORE-SYSINFO-L1-2-1.DLL (Thousands of similar) EXT-MS-WIN-NTDSAPI-ACTIVEDIRECTORYCLIENT-L1-1-1.DLL EXT-MS-WIN-APPXDEPLOYMENTCLIENT-APPXDEPLOYONECORE-L1-1-0.DLL .... EXT-MS-WIN-GDI-PATH-L1-1-0.DLL EXT-MS-WIN-NTUSER-SYNCH-L1-1-0.DLL | |
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Could you inspect the slot directory and see what's there, please? It's ok in the slot directory. | |
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BTW the exe I've received is acemd.904-80.exe | |
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And when it ran inside dependency walker, did it complete (text console opens, a few lines are output briefly, then it closes) or did you get an error dialog? | |
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BTW the exe I've received is acemd.904-80.exe Yep, 9.04 is right | |
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So, we need to find out which (needed) DLL matt has forgotten to define in app_version. Sorry, I don't own a Pascal card (yet): it's down to you early adopters to debug. No, not me - I looked at the results (failures) reported by others, and tried to analyse what the problems were from there. My maximum capability is GTX 970 at the moment, and I'm still getting app v8.48 as expected. Edit - my local trade counter has some GTX 1050 Ti in stock - I could pick one up in the morning if you're still stuck. | |
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API-MS-WIN-CORE-HANDLE-L1-1-0.DLL Could you try installing the Visual Studio 2010 Redistributables https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=14632 | |
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All three with All WU are erroring out: 1073741515 (0xffffffffc0000135) Unknown error number on 5-MJHARVEY_PASCALx4002-0-10-RND1192_4 and App acemd 9.04-80 has stopped responding with regular CASP short WU on Maxwell [-1073741515 (0xffffffffc0000135) Unknown error number.] Every WU download has a file that stalls. EDIT- App acemd 9.04-80 has stopped responding details fault module as zlib.dll version 6.3.9600.17736 My host not allowe anymore tasks - I've used up daily quota of WU due to errors. Maybe a reset or change to a higher amount for beta testing would help? | |
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API-MS-WIN-CORE-HANDLE-L1-1-0.DLL It might be worth simply double-clicking on the executable file - completely outside the BOINC environment. Last time I had an app fail to run, it popped up a dialog to say which runtime version was missing - and there's a %hs placeholder in that NTSTATUS description, which might get populated and displayed. | |
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It might be worth simply double-clicking on the executable file - completely outside the BOINC environment. Last time I had an app fail to run, it popped up a dialog to say which runtime version was missing - and there's a %hs placeholder in that NTSTATUS description, which might get populated and displayed. This method gives the error saying zlib1.dll is missing :) | |
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I apparently hit my daily quota of 3 WU and I cannot help you guys test the new units. Is there a way you can interdict this limit so I can help. | |
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The size of acemd.848-65.exe is 5.126.656 bytes, while the size of acemd.904-80.exe is only 1.849.856 bytes. | |
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It might be worth simply double-clicking on the executable file - completely outside the BOINC environment. Last time I had an app fail to run, it popped up a dialog to say which runtime version was missing - and there's a %hs placeholder in that NTSTATUS description, which might get populated and displayed. From answers.microsoft.com: zlib is an open source library file that may be used with various programs. It's not a Windows native file. | |
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Weird, I dont see that dependency at all. Version 911 now includes this anyway. | |
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The size of acemd.848-65.exe is 5.126.656 bytes, while the size of acemd.904-80.exe is only 1.849.856 bytes. That's because it is Pascal only. | |
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I apparently hit my daily quota of 3 WU and I cannot help you guys test the new units. Is there a way you can interdict this limit so I can help. I also hit daily quota after 12 errors. Is it possible to raise the limit on hosts with Pascal? BOINC manager message says no short tasks are available even as server status shows 955 unsent. | |
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I've hit the daily quota of my host, so I had to hack the BOINC manager to get a new host ID, but after that I've got a different error :) (unknown error) - exit code -1073741511 (0xc0000139) | |
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I've hit the daily quota of my host, so I had to hack the BOINC manager to get a new host ID, but after that I've got a different error :) Would you mind trying to run it again? I've included the zlib.dll you said it was missing, but it would seem there's still something else amiss.. | |
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Would you mind trying to run it again? I've included the zlib.dll you said it was missing, but it would seem there's still something else amiss.. It says that it could not find the inflateGetHeader process entry point in tcl86.dll | |
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Ok. 912. | |
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Exit status -1073741701 (0xffffffffc000007b) Unknown error number | |
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Still NOT OK :) http://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=15430762 (unknown error) - exit code -59 (0xffffffc5)
#SWAN: FATAL: cannot find image for module [.nonbonded.cu.] for device version 610 | |
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27.10.2016 21:35:26 | GPUGRID | Task e6s8_e5s6p0f1-SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_contacts_1ns_ntl9_1-0-1-RND0552_0 exited with zero status but no 'finished' file | |
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Exit status -1073741701 (0xffffffffc000007b) Unknown error number 0xC000007B | |
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Getting same error message also. | |
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When I try to start it manually it gives a very different error message than before: The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b) | |
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<core_client_version>7.6.22</core_client_version> | |
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Testing Now on Driver 373.6 and two GTX 1080 Cards. | |
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Looks like Matt's pulled the Beta apps for now. | |
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Looks like Matt's pulled the Beta apps for now. That last "#SWAN: FATAL: cannot find image for module [.nonbonded.cu.] for device version 610" error definitely sounded like a cue for a beer'n'pizza break - I don't blame him for taking a pause and quite possibly a night's rest. | |
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Looks like Matt's pulled the Beta apps for now. Yeah, that's where we started :) (=the 8.48 app gives the same error message) | |
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913. | |
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913. -59 (0xffffffffffffffc5) Unknown error number #SWAN: FATAL: cannot find image for module [.nonbonded.cu.] for device version 520 #SWAN: FATAL: cannot find image for module [.nonbonded.cu.] for device version 610 | |
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I have an endless loop.............. | |
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Just tried another one against v9.13 (same BOINC, O/S, card and driver as before); task http://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=15435746 errored out again: | |
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914. | |
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914. It's working! | |
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Task http://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=15436247 under v9.14 is 5:30mins in and 4% complete. | |
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success here to! | |
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Works for me. 7 mins 10 secs for Short runs WUs on Nvidia 1070, nice :) | |
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How many g-flops do you get from the 1060? | |
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Great News! Can't wait till I get some! | |
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sorry to spoil the party but I still have an endless loop here........................... | |
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sorry to spoil the party but I still have an endless loop here........................... Could you unhide your computers so I can see, please? | |
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sorry to spoil the party but I still have an endless loop here........................... Done.... :-) ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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The app works perfectly on my first machine (Win7/64), i7-3770S, GTX1080 but causes endless loops on my second (Win 8.1/64), i7-6700K, GTX 1070. The 1070 is identified as a 1080... but I dont know if this has something to do with it. | |
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JoergF - your 1080 machine looks fine, only the 1070 might be misbehaving. Try a project reset as indicated and see if that resolves it. | |
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OK gang, looks to be working satisfactorily. I'll check back in tomorrow and follow up on any common failure modes. | |
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Okay... I will try. | |
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Might be the older driver (368.39)? | |
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Might be the older driver (368.39)? Okay... stay tuned... I will update and try again. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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914. Multi GPU set-up working well - Looks like the app can handle high OC's. Currently at 2050MHz. (Completed CASP WU clean) Upped clock to 2076MHz - so far so good with no simulation unstable messages. | |
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Does anyone else have the same problem downloading the cufft64_80.dll? It stops transmission after 3-5% every time. | |
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Does anyone else have the same problem downloading the cufft64_80.dll? It stops transmission after 3-5% every time. It took over 30 minutes for mine to complete. Each Task take 25-35 minutes do download. I have seen this for over a year if not more on this Project. ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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This new Projects task only 5 minutes to complete a task!!!! | |
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Might be the older driver (368.39)? FYI about Driver 373.06 it is also the last Driver that works over on Folding@Home GPU Task. ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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yes... it is amazing. My 1080 needs to run 4 jobs in parallel and one CPU core per job feeding it. Otherwise it is not utilized fully. Wow. | |
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Might be the older driver (368.39)? can you possibly allow some more tasks per machine because I want to check my driver update but already reached the daily limit of jobs... or have you already run out of work? Thanks... 28.10.2016 00:03:15 | GPUGRID | This computer has finished a daily quota of 4 tasks ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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yes... it is amazing. My 1080 needs to run 4 jobs in parallel and one CPU core per job feeding it. Otherwise it is not utilized fully. Wow. Testing this now: <app_config> <app> <name>acemdbeta</name> <gpu_versions> <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>0.5</cpu_usage> </gpu_versions> </app> <app> <name>acemdshort</name> <gpu_versions> <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>0.5</cpu_usage> </gpu_versions> </app> </app_config> But Downloads are Supper Slow. ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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yes... it is amazing. My 1080 needs to run 4 jobs in parallel and one CPU core per job feeding it. Otherwise it is not utilized fully. Wow. I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". Besides, dont forget to specify the "max_concurrent" parameter in your above config. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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This new Projects task only 5 minutes to complete a task!!!! A lot of the tasks which have been referenced in this thread over the last couple of hours have been SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_1ns - and they only take 5-6 minutes on my GTX 970s with the older app, too. Don't attribute all aspects of runtime to the new app alone. | |
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I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". You can't have more than 2 (per GPU), this is GPUGrid policy to achieve fast turnarounds. If you want to maximize GPU usage on a WDDM os (Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10) you should: - crunch only 1 CPU task - not crunch on the iGPU - use SWAN_SYNC environmental value to make the GPUGrid app use a full CPU thread - use the app_config.xml posted earlier to run two WU on a single GPU | |
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I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". I already run 2 GPU tasks on my 1080 and dont have any other iGPU or CPU jobs active. The Pascal is simply too fast, so GPUGRID should possibly consider allowing 4 concurrent threads for the new app. Otherwise we will simply waste computing power by load oscillations. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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This new Projects task only 5 minutes to complete a task!!!! OK... I am only hitting 75% of the GPU but that is ok too. Going to: Mostly for Temps and Steady Tasks. This to from Retvari Zoltan below. <app_config> <app> <name>acemdbeta</name> <gpu_versions> <gpu_usage>1.0</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>1.0</cpu_usage> </gpu_versions> </app> <app> <name>acemdshort</name> <gpu_versions> <gpu_usage>1.0</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>1.0</cpu_usage> </gpu_versions> </app> </app_config> ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". Then this is better <gpu_usage>1.0</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>1.0</cpu_usage> Than this? <gpu_usage>1.0</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>0.5</cpu_usage> ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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Some of Matt's Beta apps will take 5 times as long as others. It's just a Beta test - don't try to high-tune your setups based preliminary beta runs. Their purpose is to test, report and facilitate fixing. When it basically works conclude nothing else. | |
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I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". I need 4 Tasks to keep the 1080 fully utilized I am afraid. <gpu_usage>0.25</gpu_usage> <cpu_usage>0.99</cpu_usage> I see no alternative. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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It's a BETA test! I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". ____________ FAQ's HOW TO: - Opt out of Beta Tests - Ask for Help | |
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Can we keep this thread for problem reports please. | |
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I would like to run 4 ... but I dont get more than 2. The log reads "reached a Limit on Tasks in Progress". Remember this though: You can't have more than 2 (per GPU), this is GPUGrid policy to achieve fast turnarounds. You should not go more than 2 Task Per GPU. <gpu_usage>0.5</gpu_usage> ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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OK.. do you know when the app (roughly) will be released officially? | |
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Can we keep this thread for problem reports please. Sorry and Yes. ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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Echoing an earlier post, I'm still running one of Matt's test WUs (29-MJHARVEY_PASCALx4002-2-10-RND2572_0) on my GTX1060 (its currently 1hr50m in for 75% completion) and it seems fine. | |
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Might be the older driver (368.39)? sorry to ask this one again... 28.10.2016 00:48:51 | GPUGRID | This computer has finished a daily quota of 4 tasks appears on my gtx1070 Computer only whereas the other one (with my GTX1080) gets one job after the other. Is there anything wrong in my config? ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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Trying to get BOINC to download 6.5 CUDA app WU for (C.C 5.2) Maxwell - server only gives (C.C 6.1) 8.0 CUDA app WU which error out on Maxwell. Host's with multiple cards that are of different compute capability should keep a watchful eye. | |
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No, it's just the scheduler's self defense algorithm (to filter failing hosts from ruining entire batches). You don't have to do anything, it will be lifted from your host in 24 hours automatically, please be patient. | |
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Trying to get BOINC to download 6.5 CUDA app WU for (C.C 5.2) Maxwell - server only gives (C.C 6.1) 8.0 CUDA app WU which error out on Maxwell. Host's with multiple cards that are of different compute capability should keep a watchful eye. Yes, if you have a host with a mix of Pascal and non-Pascal GPUs, you are going to have problems. Time to go shopping! | |
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Okay, thanks... ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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Just received the following work unit for my GT 730: | |
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Should it take the Beta Tasks 15 to 20 minutes to download a file that is less than 3MB? | |
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And now, we wait for a regular batch of short WUs | |
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Hello, | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. Same problem here. 76% for long time, GPU and CPU idle. | |
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Strange but restarting the computer helped. Previosly idling WU is now completed and validated. 15443859 11849617 28 Oct 2016 | 11:09:56 UTC 28 Oct 2016 | 14:20:55 UTC Completed and validated 4,786.27 942.96 1,500.00 Short runs (2-3 hours on fastest card) v9.14 (cuda80) 15443057 11848896 28 Oct 2016 | 11:09:56 UTC 28 Oct 2016 | 14:28:25 UTC Completed and validated 2,303.71 472.00 6,900.00 Short runs (2-3 hours on fastest card) v9.14 (cuda80) | |
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From previous experience with other apps and other projects, simply suspending that single task for a few seconds (using BOINC Manager), and then resuming it again, is often enough to get it running properly. A bit like the procedure I'm using on GPUGrid stalled downloads at the moment... | |
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Looks like it works on my machine... | |
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From previous experience with other apps and other projects, simply suspending that single task for a few seconds (using BOINC Manager), and then resuming it again, is often enough to get it running properly. A bit like the procedure I'm using on GPUGrid stalled downloads at the moment... The problem is the download on a 800kb file will stop for up to 10 minutes before it starts download, as this happens newer downloads start up for this project and the stall on the newer files and stop the first one from downloading. I sat and watch this for an hour and while I can have 4 tasks running at the same time I can maybe get 3 to run so what happens is the first four completed but now new tasks have completed their downloads. While this happen a new CPU task will start up and then the Downloads from here completes and then put the CPU task in Waiting to Run. I have 14 Waiting to Run CPU Tasks because of this. It seems that you can only download the number of task your can run and you are no longer allowed to have any tasks ready to run.....This is the main issue here. For the 130Kbs that I see for download speeds we should be able to have 2 or even 3 time the number of tasks to be able to run. This way as a task complete the next one can start and not have wait 10 or 15 minutes for the next task to be downloaded to even start. Is what I do not know is this because it is a Beta Task or is this now the normal way this project is going to work. ____________ Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. | |
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The problem is the download on a 800kb file will stop for up to 10 minutes before it starts download, as this happens newer downloads start up for this project and the stall on the newer files and stop the first one from downloading. The download speed and stalls are common problems on this project. https://www.gpugrid.net/forum_thread.php?id=4399 https://www.gpugrid.net/forum_thread.php?id=4373 | |
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It seems that you can only download the number of task your can run and you are no longer allowed to have any tasks ready to run.....This is the main issue here. This project limits the number of tasks that may be allocated by the Scheduler, but that's a different issue from the number of files which can be downloaded - which, as Thomas Brada says, is the subject of discussions in other threads. | |
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Well, I got my GTX 1050 Ti - last Asus 'Expedition' model (designed for 24/7 running) in the shop - and I've just fired it up. 28/10/2016 18:30:24 | GPUGRID | Started download of _cufft64_80.dll 28/10/2016 18:31:01 | GPUGRID | Finished download of _cufft64_80.dll OK, it's probably a good idea to attempt that sort of thing after everybody else has switched their machines off for the weekend, but still impressive. | |
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From previous experience with other apps and other projects, simply suspending that single task for a few seconds (using BOINC Manager), and then resuming it again, is often enough to get it running properly. I know but this time it didn't help. Even restarting BM didn't help. But restart did. No idea why. | |
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Possible small bug-ette to investigate next week: I tried suspending a 'short' (CASP 5ns) task, to let an 'even shorter' (CASP 1ns) task run instead and overtake it in the queue. Although BOINC v7.6.33 issued the 'preempt' instruction, acemd.914-80 just kept on running. | |
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Still I have problems with downloading cufft64_80.dll ... it takes several attempts and even hours to get it. But I cannot stop that by hand, as it would probably lock me out again for another day by the self defense algorithm. (sigh) | |
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Try going to Activity and turning Network to Suspend, then turn back on after a few seconds. | |
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Try going to Activity and turning Network to Suspend, then turn back on after a few seconds. no way ... I have to wait another 2 hours. 28.10.2016 22:16:51 | GPUGRID | Temporarily failed download of _cufft64_80.dll: transient HTTP error 28.10.2016 22:16:51 | GPUGRID | Backing off 02:17:53 on download of _cufft64_80.dll 28.10.2016 22:16:52 | | Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site 28.10.2016 22:16:54 | | Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down. 28.10.2016 22:17:24 | | Suspending network activity - user request 28.10.2016 22:17:29 | | Resuming network activity ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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28.10.2016 22:17:24 | | Suspending network activity - user request and then you click the 'retry now' button... Actually, the "suspend/resume" route is for when you happen to notice it while the download is still 'active' - though making no progress. If you've already reached 'backing off', just retry it without the extra work. | |
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28.10.2016 22:17:24 | | Suspending network activity - user request Seems to work ... for now. Thanks. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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Just got home and checked, seems to be working fine with my 1070 card: | |
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works great on gtx 1070, 4 min for a short run: | |
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I began crunching after 914 it seems, and haven't had any trouble, except for one small detail, but I believe this is more of a general issue with ANY computing task: | |
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Well, I got my GTX 1050 Ti - last Asus 'Expedition' model (designed for 24/7 running) in the shop - and I've just fired it up. Are you using the 375.63 or .70 driver? Some other DC projects and games don't like 375.63 at all. | |
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When can we expect a Linux app? | |
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Well, I got my GTX 1050 Ti - last Asus 'Expedition' model (designed for 24/7 running) in the shop - and I've just fired it up. 375.70 - host 388426 | |
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Has anyone received a 20ns task on a Pascal GPU? | |
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Linux app to follow next week. /Matt | |
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Has anyone received a 20ns task on a Pascal GPU? I'm getting 20ns on the long queue now - I think they were moved. | |
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Has anyone received a 20ns task on a Pascal GPU? I get 5ns one on gtx 1070. | |
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I'm asking because even though the 20ns tasks are in the short queue I'm getting only 1ns and 5ns tasks on my GTX 1080. They've been in the long queue for about the last 4 days, and a nice thumbs up for that. :-) | |
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I'm asking because even though the 20ns tasks are in the short queue I'm getting only 1ns and 5ns tasks on my GTX 1080. Then the server status page / detailed computing status table lists these 20ns units in the wrong queue:
Application in success error
unsent progress rate
Short runs (2-3 hours on fastest card)
MJHARVEY_PASCALx400 0 56 715 26.52%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 37 781 8.44%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 33 759 10.5%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 29 620 3.88%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 35 683 3.8%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_1ns_a3D_ 0 34 808 6.37%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_1ns_ntl9_ 0 42 666 7.11%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_5ns_a3D_ 4 34 541 5.42%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_5ns_ntl9_ 5 46 712 4.56%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 39 872 3.54%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 34 914 5.58%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 34 542 5.41%
SDOERR_CASP0X_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 35 736 4.17%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 33 913 6.17%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 30 1761 11.28%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_contacts_20ns_ntl9_ 0 38 686 9.97%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 39 632 6.09%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 34 1211 8.47%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_ss_1ns_a3D_ 0 33 1290 7.73%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_ss_1ns_ntl9_ 0 35 1441 10.94%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_ss_20ns_ntl9_ 0 46 628 13.38%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_ss_5ns_a3D_ 0 41 687 10.2%
SDOERR_CASP10_crystal_ss_5ns_ntl9_ 0 42 1057 13.29%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 24 1172 9.71%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 27 1781 11.13%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_20ns_ntl9_ 0 43 688 12.13%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 28 685 9.99%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 28 1310 13.07%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_1ns_a3D_ 0 36 1206 10.53%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_1ns_ntl9_ 0 30 1616 13.02%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_20ns_ntl9_ 2 43 718 10.36%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_5ns_a3D_ 4 41 700 7.89%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_5ns_ntl9_ 0 50 1190 11.66%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 28 1197 8.77%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 34 1274 9.71%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_contacts_20ns_ntl9_ 3 53 585 15.71%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 37 722 13.33%
SDOERR_CASP11_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 41 1018 13.21%
SDOERR_CASP1XX_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_a3D_ 0 29 1213 7.33%
SDOERR_CASP1XX_crystal_ss_contacts_1ns_ntl9_ 0 33 1387 10.46%
SDOERR_CASP1XX_crystal_ss_contacts_20ns_ntl9_ 0 47 715 12.16%
SDOERR_CASP1XX_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 50 653 8.03%
SDOERR_CASP1XX_crystal_ss_contacts_5ns_ntl9_ 0 48 1212 11.4%
SDOERR_CASP20M_crystal_contacts_5ns_a3D_ 0 13 321 5.59%
SDOERR_CASP20M_crystal_ss_1ns_ntl9_ 0 14 544 7.01%
SDOERR_CASP20M_crystal_ss_5ns_a3D_ 0 12 323 14.55%
SDOERR_CASP20M_crystal_ss_5ns_ntl9_ 0 11 410 6.39% | |
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one question .. the short runs have the app name 'acemdshort' in the client config. But which name do the long ones have? | |
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one question .. the short runs have the app name 'acemdshort' in the client config. But which name do the long ones have? acemdlong | |
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one question .. the short runs have the app name 'acemdshort' in the client config. But which name do the long ones have? Well....... Boinc says GPUGRID: Notice from BOINC Your app_config.xml file refers to an unknown application 'acemdlong'. Known applications: 'acemdshort' 29.10.2016 23:22:58 ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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If that's the GTX 1070 machine you attached to the project for the first time on 24 Sep 2016, it won't have been assigned any long-queue tasks yet, until this testing is complete and the application is released on the long queue as well. | |
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Okay, thanks... | |
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Yes they are and why they haven't been fixed is beyond ridiculous and reflects very badly on this project IMHO. | |
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20nm tasks are in the Long queue, but not for Pascals. | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. I still have this problem with maybe 10% of WU. Only restart helps - they are starting from 0% and crunching without problems. But I cant manually control it 24/7... | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. Have you tried suspending the stalled task and then resuming it? POEM used to do the same thing and suspending/resuming usually got the task moving again. | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. I had this same problem at least twice now. I tried suspending and resuming (task and/or project) and that didn't seem to work. Only a restart gets the task moving again. | |
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Has anyone received a 20ns task on a Pascal GPU? I'm crunching a 20ns short right now, and completed another one a couple of hours ago on my GTX1060. | |
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Has anyone received a 20ns task on a Pascal GPU? That's one which was created and placed on the short queue five days ago, but the original volunteer never returned it: WU 11817373 But it'll help the scientists (and watchers) by showing them how the new application behaves on the longer tasks. | |
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Just had a short WU on my 1080 go for 9 hours and it was at 50% done. the GPU was idling. Other Pascal units had worked flawlessly. I aborted it and gave it a new one and it works again. I did, it didn't help. Only restart does the trick. | |
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Have you tried suspending the stalled task and then resuming it? POEM used to do the same thing and suspending/resuming usually got the task moving again. It sounds like the card downclocked itself. It happens when you (or the factory) overclock your card too much. | |
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Hello, | |
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As the Pascal app is working as good as the Maxwells and previous generations (at processing the short queue tasks) I don't see any reason not to upload the cuda8.0 app into the long queue too. +1000 While you could make overlap/parallel run arguments for analysing the performances of the Pascals against the Maxwells for scientific acceptance that shouldn't preclude the use of the Pascal app in the Long queue now. Qualifying the apps would be retrospective anyway. I would like to add that the short queue will run out of work very soon if all the GTX 10x0 cards are receiving work only from this queue. | |
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Hello all, | |
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Task suspend/resume works | |
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I've kept an eye on it during the day, and task suspend/resume works. I had to do this at least four times. | |
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Ok, Pascal app is live on acemdlong now. | |
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Thanks Matt great work with the application. | |
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Ok, Pascal app is live on acemdlong now. Great news! I've got one PABLO_SH2TRIPEP_T_TRI running. GPU: GTX 1080@2000MHz, GDDR5X@4763MHz GPU usage: 75~78%, GPU bus usage: 23~27% GPU power: 56% Estimated completion time: 13.684sec A similar workunit on a GTX980Ti under Windows XP took 12.052sec. (that is 13.5% faster) | |
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Suspend long workunits no problem ether. | |
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I just caught outta the corner of my eye something Trend-Micro picked up when starting a Pascal WU. | |
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I just caught outta the corner of my eye something Trend-Micro picked up when starting a Pascal WU. No issue with windows defender. | |
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Looking at my GPU with GPU Tweak from Asus and it looks like my GPU is only working at 60% of his capacity. I have a GTX1070 Strix. Feel Free to contact me if needed. | |
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Linux app is live now. | |
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I just caught outta the corner of my eye something Trend-Micro picked up when starting a Pascal WU. No issue with Kaspersky... ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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Linux app is live now. 866999 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:03 PM Sending scheduler request: To fetch work. 867000 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:03 PM Requesting new tasks for CPU and Miner ASIC and NVIDIA GPU 867001 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:06 PM Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks 867002 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:06 PM No tasks sent 867003 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:06 PM No tasks are available for Short runs (2-3 hours on fastest card) 867004 GPUGRID 11/1/2016 2:58:06 PM No tasks are available for Long runs (8-12 hours on fastest card) GTX 1060. Am I missing something? | |
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Working now. | |
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Thanks | |
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Seems to be working for me (GTX 1060) but GPU usage is only at 70%? I don't know if this is related but in BOINC it says Running 0.975 CPUs and 1 Nvidia GPU. I have a 4 core CPU so it should be using 1 full core no? I tried changing in GPUGRID "Maximum CPU for graphics" to 100 but no difference. | |
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Have you tried suspending the stalled task and then resuming it? POEM used to do the same thing and suspending/resuming usually got the task moving again. It is not overclocked. And the behaviour is really strange. Yesterday in the morning my computer started long WU. After 4h it was 60% done, remaining time 3h with some minutes. Everything great to this point, right? But two hours later it was still 60% and remaining time was just "-- --", GPU at 250Mhz and IDLE. So I restarted BM, WCG started, GPUGRID "waiting to start" for about an hour. So I restarted computer, it was crunching again from 60% but this time no problem. Until today when I saw that the same WU has 90% processed, remaining time "-- --", GPU idle... Restarted computer again and it was ended and uploaded. https://www.gpugrid.net/result.php?resultid=15494663 Reported with run time of 14h, in reality it was almost 25. I will update the driver to the newest version cause I don't have any other ideas. | |
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I've received a task for my 1080 on a Win7 x64 host. Currently at ~57%GPU usage and ~35% power level. About 70% complete after a little over two hours. The card has not boosted and is running at base clock of 1708MHz. | |
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Manually managed the hanging download issues and ran a few tasks. 4 short tasks completed in 464-537 seconds but another listed as a short task took 13,764 seconds. What's up with that? | |
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It is not overclocked. And the behaviour is really strange. Yesterday in the morning my computer started long WU. After 4h it was 60% done, remaining time 3h with some minutes. Everything great to this point, right? But two hours later it was still 60% and remaining time was just "-- --", GPU at 250Mhz and IDLE. So I restarted BM, WCG started, GPUGRID "waiting to start" for about an hour. So I restarted computer, it was crunching again from 60% but this time no problem. Until today when I saw that the same WU has 90% processed, remaining time "-- --", GPU idle... Restarted computer again and it was ended and uploaded. Looking at your task's stderr.txt there's no "exit" messages, so it seems that either the ACEMD app stops (crashes), or it gets disconnected from the GPU. Do you have multiple user accounts on that PC? Switching users could cause such behavior (as the GPU is switched over to the another user, while the BOINC manager still runs as the original user). Is there anything suspicious in the BOINC manager's event log? | |
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Linux app is live now. What driver version is needed to use the CUDA8.5 (Linux) app? | |
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It is not overclocked. And the behaviour is really strange. Yesterday in the morning my computer started long WU. After 4h it was 60% done, remaining time 3h with some minutes. Everything great to this point, right? But two hours later it was still 60% and remaining time was just "-- --", GPU at 250Mhz and IDLE. So I restarted BM, WCG started, GPUGRID "waiting to start" for about an hour. So I restarted computer, it was crunching again from 60% but this time no problem. Until today when I saw that the same WU has 90% processed, remaining time "-- --", GPU idle... Restarted computer again and it was ended and uploaded. I am the only user of this PC. And it happens even when I am working on it. Driver updated - no change, GPU clock lowered by 200Mhz - no change. Folding@home works flawless. I have no idea what else I could do. | |
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Linux app is live now. The newest I could find for Linux is 367.44. I'm currently using 367.35 and the completed tasks I have show v9.14 (CUDA 80) as the app. Don't know if the newest driver would make use of 8.5 but since I've had too many gnarly experiences with video driver updates I'm not going to play guinea pig on this one. Maybe someone who has already updated to 367.44 can chime in. | |
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Windows at times has video driver timeout issues with XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1 but that was with ATI cards. If you're using Win10 I have no experience with that OS. Never heard of it happening with Nvidia but that doesn't mean it couldn't. Try this and see if it helps. If it doesn't work it should not affect your computer in any way but to be super safe and eliminate "murphy's law" you could image your drive before you start if it would make you more comfortable. I've shown this fix many times to others without a single problem reported. Copy and paste ALL of the text below as is into notepad. Rename the file timeoutfix.reg(or another name if you like). Now double click on it. You'll be prompted about adding files to the registry. Just click yes on any that appear. Now restart your computer. If your strange behavior stops then it was a timeout issue. If not then it's something else. If it doesn't work you can always go back and delete the reg entries if you're not comfortable leaving them there. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Watchdog] "DisableBugCheck"="1" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Watchdog\Display] "EaRecovery"="0" | |
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Linux app is live now. 8.5 hasn't been released yet so it must be a typo, otherwise the app version would be different too. nanoprobe reported using the 367.35 driver with his GTX 1060 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I've just installed 370.28 in the hope it will work with a 1060-3GB tomorrow... OT I'm seeing more GPU utilization variation with the 370 driver than with my previous 361.42 driver on my 970 (85 to 92% GPU utilization). NB: 375.10 Beta (Linux) brings support for the GeForce GTX 1050 & GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. On Windows 7/8.1/10 (x64) you will need the 375.63 or newer driver if you have a GTX1050 or 1050Ti (according to NV; though I wouldn't be surprised if slightly older drivers worked fine for the GPUGrid apps). ____________ FAQ's HOW TO: - Opt out of Beta Tests - Ask for Help | |
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8.5 was a typo. For Linux, cc>=6.0 and driver 367+ will get the 8.0 app | |
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Matt, What about mixed generation setups? Say a GTX1060 and a GTX980 in the same rig for example? How are apps/tasks allocated in such a setup? | |
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Matt, What about mixed generation setups? Say a GTX1060 and a GTX980 in the same rig for example? How are apps/tasks allocated in such a setup? With extreme difficulty. If you look at the coproc data transmitted to the server in the sched_request_www.gpugrid.net.xml file, you won't find any mention of the GTX980 card. And if the server doesn't know it exists, then it can't make any tailored allocations to suit the lower spec card. I was present in Budapest in September 2014 to hear David Anderson's keynote talk A Brief History of BOINC. As slide 52 of workshop_14.pdf indicates, the 'Coprocessor model' is one of the "things we need to change" - this is what they mean. But they haven't done it yet. | |
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The GPUGrid apps read the GPU's directly, so in theory they can check if they should be running on said GPU (Pascal or earlier) or if a different app should be used (cuda 6.5). Just asking if that (or something similar) was done for the cuda 8.0app. | |
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The GPUGrid apps read the GPU's directly, so in theory they can check if they should be running on said GPU (Pascal or earlier) or if a different app should be used (cuda 6.5). Just asking if that (or something similar) was done for the cuda 8.0app. Unless the app can be supplied as some sort of 'fat binary' combining Cuda 8.0 and Cuda 6.5 paths, or as a separate 'launcher plus two alternative child apps', that doesn't get us any further forward. Even given that the 8.0 app knows it is commencing to run on a card which "should" have been given a 6.5 app instead (which in effect it is doing now, by crashing), the BOINC framework provides no mechanism for transferring the task, either to run on a different card with the same app, or on the same card with a different app. | |
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As the app's 'Pascal only'; Matt, I'll asume mixed NV generation GPU setups will Not work! | |
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As the app's 'Pascal only'; Matt, I'll asume mixed NV generation GPU setups will Not work! I don't have any mixed Pascal/Maxwell hosts, but I do have three GTX 970/750Ti combos. The 750Ti cards are a bit weak for the normal long queue cards, so I exclude GPUGrid from them completely, and let another project make use of them. | |
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I'm having a big problem on Pascal work units, every few hours I come back to find my 1080 idling. Long and short work units, no particular doctorate's work either. I have to suspend then resume for it to start again | |
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I'm having a big problem on Pascal work units, every few hours I come back to find my 1080 idling. Long and short work units, no particular doctorate's work either. I have to suspend then resume for it to start again So I am not the only one with this problem. Good to know. | |
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Haven't seen that on Linux and I don't know what else you're doing on the systems or what your Boinc & System settings are so I can't add much, other than point out that you're both using 375.70. | |
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Haven't seen that on Linux and I don't know what else you're doing on the systems or what your Boinc & System settings are so I can't add much, other than point out that you're both using 375.70. I updated my drivers to 375.7 because of this problem. There is no difference. | |
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Linux app is live now. Please add the SWAN_SYNC=1 option to the new Linux app, as there is a significant performance loss without it on the Pascal cards. The proof of it that there is no GTX 1080 has beaten my GTX 980Ti's yet on the performance chart, not even my own GTX 1080 (which runs under Linux now). | |
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Haven't seen that on Linux and I don't know what else you're doing on the systems or what your Boinc & System settings are so I can't add much, other than point out that you're both using 375.70. This could be an app issue but I cant help you with that. I'm suggesting things that you can check/try. In the past there have been power issues (downclocking) that were corrected with new drivers and sometimes worked around using tweaks. Suggest you check your systems Power settings (sleep/suspend, hybrid sleep, suspend pcie, screen saver). Also, what are your resources settings (Device Profile settings) at WCG? I know you can set them to the following: Power Saving: Set my profile so that my computer's power settings can take effect Minimum Impact: Set my profile so that it will have a minimal amount of impact on my computer. If you change profile settings there, they apply here too (assuming your device is on the same profile), but if you have any local Boinc settings these will override your project profile settings. ____________ FAQ's HOW TO: - Opt out of Beta Tests - Ask for Help | |
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I have changed GPU to 560 Ti. Same driver, OS, BM and everything. The problem is gone. So I think that there is a problem with pascal app... | |
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Linux app is live now. After a couple of workunits processed, I've observed that my GTX 1080 (without SWAN_SYNC) could be up to 7% faster than my GTX 980Ti depending on the batch, but it's usually slower. Still I think there's a significant performance loss without SWAN_SYNC under Linux, and I can demonstrate this on a PABLO_SH2TRIPEP_L_TRI workunit: Task 15543899 12.016 sec GTX 980Ti @1367MHz _ _ _ _ _ WinXP, SWAN_SYNC on Task 15569769 10.528 sec TITAN X (Pascal) @1531MHz (?), Linux, SWAN_SYNC off (87.6% of the GTX 980Ti, i.e. 14.1% faster) However, it should be much faster: Let's compare the theoretical computing indices of the two GPUs: GTX 980Ti: 2816 CUDA cores * 1367MHz = 3.849.472
TITAN X (Pascal): 3584 CUDA cores * 1531MHz = 5.487.104
5.487.104 / 3.849.472 = 1.425 -> 42.5% faster i.e. the runtime should be only 70.16% of the GTX980Ti's (8.430 sec)If I assume that the Pascal is boosting to its max (~2000MHz) than it's even worse: GTX 980Ti: 2816 CUDA cores * 1367MHz = 3.849.472
TITAN X (Pascal): 3584 CUDA cores * 2000MHz = 7.168.000
7.168.000 / 3.849.472 = 1.862 -> 86.2% faster i.e. the runtime should be only 53.7% of the GTX 980Ti's (6.453 sec) | |
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_cufft64_80.dll is downloading at 50% after 5h00 ! | |
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_cufft64_80.dll is downloading at 50% after 5h00 ! Still downlaoding after an extra night. Basically I cannot crunch GPUGRID tasks at the moment. | |
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_cufft64_80.dll is downloading at 50% after 5h00 ! http://www.gpugrid.net/download/cufft64_80.dll ____________ 1 Corinthians 9:16 "For though I preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me; yea, woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel!" Ephesians 6:18-20, please ;-) http://tbc-pa.org | |
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_cufft64_80.dll is downloading at 50% after 5h00 ! Thanks but does not help, Chrome stops downloading at 2.3/139MBytes. I have 0 issue with internet. Maybe that Norton blocks it ? Actually not, Norton off, still same issue. | |
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Thanks but does not help, Chrome stops downloading at 2.3/139MBytes. You should try a download manager, or I can send you the file in 5-10MB pieces if you give me your email address. | |
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same here. | |
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_cufft64_80.dll is downloading at 50% after 5h00 ! That is the issue everyone is seeing with that file. I was able to get it over 7 minutes with BitComet, an http/torrent downloader as it made 20 connections to the file and was able to split up the timeouts better getting it in 20 pcs and putting it back together. That was with mirrors off too, so the file might even exist on mirrors of some kind as well as the one location I pointed out? Worth a try with a download manager for sure. | |
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I've put the file to onedrive. You can access it here. You should unzip it to C:\ProgramData\BOINC\projects\www.gpugrid.net . | |
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Maybe that the new boinc 7.6.33 is creating problems with the GPUGRID server ? | |
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mmm there is no short or long task available anymore. | |
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Maybe that the new boinc 7.6.33 is creating problems with the GPUGRID server ? There are a number of threads concerning the slow downloads here. It has nothing to do with BOINC versions. There are also several threads on the lack of work available. Take a look at them. There's just not enough work and the monthly crunchathon or whatever it's called just makes things a lot worse. All it does it take the work from the people who regularly crunch here. | |
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mmm there is no short or long task available anymore. Same here. Any update? When will Pascal cards be officially supported? ____________ | |
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mmm there is no short or long task available anymore. Well, that is already the case. We just have the problem of being undersupplied with tasks, but that is a very general one. ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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