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*** T32 Lost & Found ***
- Thread starter harlam357
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OP
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- Sep 22, 2004
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Hey shadin! No problem... glad to see you're still with us. 
Just be aware that the WinSMP client requires a network connection... anytime it is interrupted Folding still instantly stop. The client won't visibly stop, but no further progress will be made.
I think this is more a problem with the external / third-party modules (mpiexec, smpd) Stanford uses to mange the multiple core processes.
Just be aware that the WinSMP client requires a network connection... anytime it is interrupted Folding still instantly stop. The client won't visibly stop, but no further progress will be made.
I think this is more a problem with the external / third-party modules (mpiexec, smpd) Stanford uses to mange the multiple core processes.
OP
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Yes... the WinSMP client will save progress at the set checkpoint time and on each completed frame. Just be sure to shutdown the client properly (Ctrl-C) before doing that reboot and you'll be fine.
Also be aware that the deadlines are very short for SMP WUs, typically 3-4 days. I don't know much about that series, or any series really, of Intel but I imagine if Folding mostly 24x7 you should be able to complete a SMP WU in at least a day- but again, I'm just guessing.
Also be aware that the deadlines are very short for SMP WUs, typically 3-4 days. I don't know much about that series, or any series really, of Intel but I imagine if Folding mostly 24x7 you should be able to complete a SMP WU in at least a day- but again, I'm just guessing.
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- High Desert, Calif.
for Harlam for helping members return to the fold!
OP
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Still here, still overclocking, still folding. just been alittle busy
Word dude... I think we all know how that is. Good to know you're still with us!
Also, thanks to ih for the kind words!
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- Jan 25, 2005
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- Denver, CO
I'm still around, still folding when I can, just going through a move so my tower hasn't been hooked up, but as soon as I finish moving I should have it up and folding again.
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- Oct 13, 2001
I didnt die (not really)
A few months ago I settled in to a new place with roomates. I lost all my spare rooms and computers to space. The one rig I have running (vista ultimate) just one day decided to stop running. I am trying my best to get out of this situation and I promise one day I will be back to folding like normal
A few months ago I settled in to a new place with roomates. I lost all my spare rooms and computers to space. The one rig I have running (vista ultimate) just one day decided to stop running. I am trying my best to get out of this situation and I promise one day I will be back to folding like normal
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- Dec 20, 2001
I'm not lost. My confusers fold w/ default settings. Its too much work to do well. The project isn't the same, and motivation for it isn't there either.
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- Oct 19, 2004
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- Smoky Mountains, NC
Hey, thanks for the PM. I am not lost, just honestly felt like the project was no longer something I am greatly interested in.(Not to mention I lost all my rigs due to various issues except an old PIII) It's a sad thing I know, though to make up for it I have been donating cash to many medical research programs.
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What is going on? Why do people lose interest? And even if you do lose interest, you can still just let it run and forget it.
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- Mar 31, 2005
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- Stealing your megahurtz at night
Good question. How could someone lose motivation being as close to passing the Aussie's as we have been. If anything, that alone has done nothing but increase my motivation. I guess everyone has a reason for the way they feel though.
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- Feb 5, 2003
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- Sheridan, Arkansas
I'm still around. Flip through the forums here and there. Haven't stopped folding. Got me a new motorbike back in the summer and I've spent most of my time riding.
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- Dec 20, 2001
1. The people.
2. The direction the project headed.
Its just not the same that it use to be.
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- Jan 9, 2006
PMSfishy, you go through the pain of an upgrade to an E6450 C2D, or better, and start folding with the new smp client, and I geeeaarrraannttee, you'll feel better about FAH. It just puts a smile on your face to see it work,
I certainly don't understand all the ins and outs of our FAH projects, but we must be doing something right - since FAH started, there have been at least a few other FAH-like projects that have started up.
I certainly don't understand all the ins and outs of our FAH projects, but we must be doing something right - since FAH started, there have been at least a few other FAH-like projects that have started up.
