What does this Mean

[dicecca112]

[02:29:58] Completed 62 out of 2062 steps (3)
[02:29:58] Writing local files
[02:48:03] Completed 84 out of 2084 steps (4)
[02:48:03] Writing local files
[02:52:13] Timered checkpoint triggered.
[02:52:22] WF converged, jumping to MD
[02:52:22] Verifying checksum
[02:52:22] Finished
[02:53:31] Completed 89 out of 2089 steps (4)

What does the bolded line mean?

[TollhouseFrank]

from what i've seen in my searches on the net... it appears to be when the program is running its string of math, and finds a 'shortcut' that shortens part of the process, and it jumps past it to a part of the fold further down the chain.... usually jumps of like.. 2% to 15% or something like that... but i guess in this case.. it did a 1% jump in about 4 minutes instead of the near 28 or so minutes it was taking you before per frame...

that's the only thing i can find and think of.

[ChasR]

Franks, got it right. To track progress Stanford changed the reported jump so that it's always 1% so as not to confuse EMIII. When the QMDs first came out, progress could jump as much as 15%. Frame times are totally unreliable until convergence.