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Only takes 5 Eight Thread Box's ... Was just a side project job for the Day ... I'm within 100 Hr's of having 100 1000 Hr Project App's at WUProp ... But will have to wait for the Pendings to come in before I'll have the 4'th Ruby & 1 Emerald Star ... :D ... Maybe Tomorrow I'll get it, if not the next day for all the Pendings to drop ...Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Can't help. I can't even open certain web pages like yahoo mail, etc...but I can open them on a windows machine. Something about my linux installation is blocking the internet access.
Just shipped out my killer lappy. So I hope to have it back soon and get those 8 cores back on NFS.
You are all welcome. Thanks DP for your help on this project and the same to all of you that are running NFS.
Carlos don't worry we will crunch for you, on my side only a thought, a man who has so many friends has already won ...
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What the heck, I need hours for wuprop anyway. I've got 7 on it now, 4 more in a few hours and 16 tomorrow, after I get my 5000 hrs on PPS LLR. Maybe a few more shortly thereafter.
Nice Al, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Al McAdams
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Hey Duke,
I sorta forgot to move to NFS after PG ended. Must have been early evening before I realized my error. Anyhoot, running 25 threads for the time being.
Thanks F$, no problem, I am finishing some Numberfields also, what I will do by tomorrow morning (I think) and then go to NFS for a time to get LAF. We will make it quickly, I am sure.
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I will post all NFS crunching for the team and the difference for LAF. I will make a nice post, at least I will try.
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Yes, they are playing a nice game. Time to show our strength.
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Darn it Al, you bumped me out of 3rd on the team place today! ;). I'm gonna...I'm gonna...you know, I'm just going to put this phone down and get busy moving stuff again! :)) :D LOL...great to see such a team effort guys! Crank 'er up! Let's throw this NFS@ around on the Mosh pit a little and show LAF who's boss.
Er....wait a minute...this isn't one of LaF's pet projects is it? :D
Put 3 I7's, a quad and a dual core on it. Hope that help. Might do more later?:)
You'll get it back. I'm totally shut down until tomorrow while I reconfigure my boxes...and straighten out all the issues that creates. I'll be along soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
We are such a team. Aren't we? :D
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With machines with more than 1.3 GB per thread you should only run the 16e applications because it where you have more credit per wu, 65.
So you can go here
http://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/...subset=project
and set config like this:
lasieved - app for RSALS subproject, uses less than 0.5 GB memory: no
lasievee - work nearly always available, uses up to 0.5 GB memory: no
lasievef - used for huge factorizations, uses up to 1 GB memory: yes
lasieve5f - used for huge factorizations, uses up to 1 GB memory: yes
Also in global settings at "http://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/prefs.php?subset=global" set
Swap space: use at most: 98% of total
Memory: when computer is in use, use at most: 100% of total
Memory: when computer is not in use, use at most: 100% of total
I need a week to be at full power. Meanwhile we can easily go up to 4th place.
I told Greg that we were going hard this time. Hope we can generate more wu's although the ones created so far are still enough for the current NFS@Home output.
We are still losing about 15 to 16K for today to LAF but we as them are speeding up and some team mates are now entering the battle. Most of them were already there that counts a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by pinhodecarlos
We need you, as fast as you can be ready, STE\/E crunching day gave us a burst and we are now on a better position to strike back. The difference between teams is 238,473 at this moment.
Ricardo, I will be back to Portugal at the end of the month so by then I can turn on two machines and make more than 30k per day.
Carlos
I got my 5000 hrs in PPS LLR, so I've moved 16 cores over to NFS, along with 11 cores from 2 of the reconfigured boxes. Another 10 should start crunching sometime tomorrow as I reconfigure the last 2 boxes.
Damn! There goes my #1 spot for daily team output..... :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Al McAdams
NFS from Yesterday and SETI.USA warming the engine.
1 Fire$torm [BlackOps] 23,288
2 kmanley57 19,723
3 Al McAdams 12,716
4 zombie67 [MM] 10,850
5 DrPop [BlackOps] 8,682
6 Fogle.SETI.USA [BlackOps] 5,024
7 Crazybob.SETI.USA [TopGun] 3,940
8 Dusso Janladde 1,513
9 tracy 985
10 PJS 905
11 Duke of Buckingham SETI.USA 857
12 denim 488
13 Jonathan Brier 130
We made 89,036 and we had a total of 49,261,090
with a difference of 243,439 to LAF that made 109,746 for yesterday.
Thank you to all that are participating.
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NFS from Mar 24 2013.
1 kmanley57 24,036
2 Al McAdams 20,020
3 Fire$torm [BlackOps] 17,777
4 zombie67 [MM] 11,809
5 Crazybob.SETI.USA [TopGun] 11,356
6 DrPop [BlackOps] 8,840
7 Fogle.SETI.USA [BlackOps] 6,778
8 Dan Sargent 3,717
9 Duke of Buckingham SETI.USA 1,690
10 denim 1,112
11 tracy 941
12 STE\/E 704
13 Dusso Janladde 130
We made 108,910 and we had a total of 49,370,000
with a difference of 253,313 to LAF that made 118,784 for Mar 24 2013.
Thank you to all that are participating. Tomorrow another day.
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I put a few cores on NFS today too!
Thank you, Artemis! We are trying to help our good friend The Duke here on this one. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by artemis8
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Originally Posted by artemis8
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Originally Posted by DrPop
Thanks Artemis, we are needing a bit more firepower but we bit LAF today for the first time and our daily production is improving, in spite we are only 12 or 13 depending the day.
Unfortunately I have some very big tasks to finish so one of my cores is devoted to that, I have one Primegrid Genefer that have 60 hours of crunching and will need about 180 hours to finish, I am more or lees in the middle of the crunching of another RNA XXL long so I have one core at least compromised for 10 days but I can not throw 120Hours of crunching to trash. :mad:
Thanks to all that are helping, next I will post our stats for the 25th of March.
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NFS from Mar 25 2013.
1 Al McAdams 24,420
2 kmanley57 22,941
3 Fire$torm [BlackOps] 13,729
4 zombie67 [MM] 13,084
5 Crazybob.SETI.USA [TopGun] 8,700
6 DrPop [BlackOps] 8,132
7 Fogle.SETI.USA [BlackOps] 4,824
8 Dan Sargent 2,849
9 PJS 1,535
10 Duke of Buckingham SETI.USA 975
11 denim 232
12 artemis8 65
We made 101,551 and we had a total of 49,471,551
with a difference of 243,619 to LAF that made 91,857 for Mar 25 2013.
Thank you to all that are participating.
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@Duke - well, we'll see how big of a dent we can put in the difference over a few days anyway. :) The thing is, 85% of LA'F output on NFS is by ONE cruncher. So he/she is very dedicated to this project and has quite a high output - must represent at least 60 to 80 cores dedicated to this project alone, I would think.:confused:
But we will have fun trying anyway! ;)
speaking of that one guy, [AF>Libristes] Dilandau, he can do some serious damage. According to Free-DC this guy can push out over 100K a day on NFS when he/she chooses to. Not sure we can ever make any headway against him.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPop
Just saying.....
[QUOTE=Fire$torm;57737...this guy can push out over 100K a day on NFS when he/she chooses...
Just saying.....[/QUOTE]
Understood. So that means a general use of ~60+ cores, with "occasional / on demand?" access to at least 180 cores.
So with that in mind, Duke, I believe anything is possible, trust me, I have faith otherwise I wouldn't be here. But on a realistic level, we're not going to make much sustained headway against this dude.
We'll have a fun time seeing how much we can gain for a bit though. :)
Mumps can easily outproduce him/her. So we need Mr. Mumps.
French team is running a raid on yoyo so expect some cores move to NFS@Home after the raid.
Carlos
Heh...yeah, he could...but Mr. Mumps is a dedicated [MMer] which means he likes to hop around to all kinds of projects. ;) If he ever does get the itch to light up NFS though, we could be in for a nice surprise. :D
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Originally Posted by DrPop
Mumps is not coming? Man that is a sad thing ...
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But we are doing the job and are beating LAF crunching. I would like that all (that can) give at least a day for the project.
That counts for you either Mumps my friend. :o
Now the NFS crunching from Mar 26 2013.
1 Al McAdams 27,104
2 kmanley57 23,837
3 Fire$torm [BlackOps] 19,554
4 Crazybob.SETI.USA [TopGun] 10,468
5 DrPop [BlackOps] 7,729
6 artemis8 6,825
7 zombie67 [MM] 5,095
8 Fogle.SETI.USA [BlackOps] 1,348
9 denim 1,272
10 Duke of Buckingham SETI.USA 691
11 Dan Sargent 549
We made 104,407 and we had a total of 49,575,958
with a difference of 220,495 to LAF that made 81,283 for Mar 26 2013.
Thank you to all that are participating, I am watching you.:D
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And get your air masks ready as somanyroads blow by all of us on daily output today..... "I Guess Agent J pressed the Red button"
Oops, didn't mean to do that. :o Blame DrPop, he invited me . . . I had just turned most of the cores to supporting GPU projects (and POEM had just fixed their weekend problem) since I'll be shutting the GPUs down during the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire$torm
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Originally Posted by somanyroads
Going to risk it and try to run some of the big WU's.
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Originally Posted by denim
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Thanks denim, some are joining to our effort and others crunch a bit and go. I am happy with that.
Now the NFS crunching from Mar 27 2013.
1 somanyroads 44,200
2 kmanley57 20,473
3 Al McAdams 17,952
4 Fire$torm [BlackOps] 17,477
5 DrPop [BlackOps] 8,658
6 Crazybob.SETI.USA [TopGun] 8,570
7 zombie67 [MM] 4,030
8 artemis8 3,575
9 Fogle.SETI.USA [BlackOps] 2,149
10 tracy 1,079
11 Duke of Buckingham SETI.USA 889
12 Dan Sargent
13 George Elting 428
14 denim 240
15 PJS 65
We made 130,466 and we had a total of 49,706,424
with a difference of 172,045 to LAF that made 82,016 for Mar 27 2013.
Thank you to all that are participating,
I am still watching you. :D
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Originally Posted by Duke of Buckingham
somanyroads only doing 12 times as much NFS as me? slacker, serious slacker :P
@Artemis - I[m cranking as fast as I can.