View Full Version : QCN Continual Eating my HDD
Maxwell
07-06-14, 12:29 PM
So I had a weird problem the other day...
I kept getting a message (from several projects) that I didn't have enough hard drive space for a new WU. I looked at my stats in the BOINC manager, and it was showing me that QCN Continual was eating up ~260GB of space. I detached from that project, and everything went back to normal for all the other projects.
Anyone seen this?
zombie67
07-07-14, 03:20 AM
nope
Fire$torm
07-07-14, 07:44 AM
Not sure. Sounds like maybe the QCN app had a bug. Something like repeatedly doing one or more file operations ---> creating new log file, opening up compressed data file, etc...
Anyone else reporting a similar issue on the project forums?
Maxwell
08-20-14, 02:03 PM
This just happened to me again, but with EMSC-CSEM Continual. Using up 280+GB of drive space, and even prevented me from downloading a WUProp unit. And no message boards, so I don't know if anyone else is seeing this. Damn it!
I've never seen this but I have run into an issue in the past with the QCN projects. They are NCI and use almost no CPU but after running them for a week or more continuously sometimes they would start using 3-7% of a processor thread. I would abort them, get a new WU, and all was fine again. I was running 9 at a time and this was quite common.
Maxwell
08-20-14, 03:03 PM
I've never seen this but I have run into an issue in the past with the QCN projects. They are NCI and use almost no CPU but after running them for a week or more continuously sometimes they would start using 3-7% of a processor thread. I would abort them, get a new WU, and all was fine again. I was running 9 at a time and this was quite common.
Oh - one key detail I left out. These WUs are fine on computers without a sensor. This behavior is only happening on the laptop that has a sensor built in...
Oh - one key detail I left out. These WUs are fine on computers without a sensor. This behavior is only happening on the laptop that has a sensor built in...
That explains why I've never seen this problem. Sensors....hmmmmm....on my list of things to get at some point.
That explains why I've never seen this problem. Sensors....hmmmmm....on my list of things to get at some point.
+1
That'll teach you Maxwell ... lose the sensor =))
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