lol shush :P And it's one running now >.> And I fixed it leo, thanks :P
Launch directory: C:\Documents and Settings\Harudath\Desktop\SMP BETA2
Executable: C:\Documents and Settings\Harudath\Desktop\SMP BETA2\fah.exe
[00:22:22] - Ask before connecting: No
[00:22:22] - User name: Harithian (Team 93)
[00:22:22] - User ID: DD5B2116D4A936C
[00:22:22] - Machine ID: 2
[00:22:22]
[00:22:22] Loaded queue successfully.
[00:22:22]
[00:22:22] + Processing work unit
[00:22:22] Core required: FahCore_a1.exe
[00:22:22] Core found.
[00:22:22] Working on Unit 01 [December 11 00:22:22]
[00:22:22] + Working ...
[00:22:25]
[00:22:25] *
*
[00:22:25] Folding@Home Gromacs SMP Core
[00:22:25] Version 1.74 (March 10, 2007)
[00:22:25]
[00:22:25] Preparing to commence simulation
[00:22:26] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[00:22:43] - Looking at optimizations...
[00:22:43] - Working with standard loops on this execution.
[00:22:43] - Created dyn
[00:22:43] - Files status OK
[00:22:43]
[00:22:43] Folding@home Core Shutdown: MISSING_WORK_FILES
[00:22:43] Finalizing output
Folding@Home Client Shutdown.
SMP with the ID1 works, ID 2 doesn't.
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LeonardoWake up and smell the glaciersEagle River, AlaskaIcrontian
edited December 2007
If it's a dual core CPU, AMD or Intel, any series, you should only run one SMP client.
lol I'd hope so tbh :P although, my Core 2 Duo is a dedicated F@H machine (from 8 AM til about 4:PM at least:P) Then when I get home I use it and it either stops or slows down folding. I'll set the other one to idle too though it seems to be churning out the WUs... It completes about two a day (max), usually 1 and a half- but I'm not sure about how fast it'll be going now with the SMP properly installed
was it with the vanilla client you had problems, memtest and orthos prime are good stress tests. might be an overclock too far advice from the old FCF was get it orthos stable then back of a bit for FAH stable.
edit that mobo can get a tad warm on the north and south bridge, advice was to get an akasa chipset cooler add the fan the the one with the HS and add the HS to the other bridge.
Sorry you've had so much trouble trying to participate H. After all this, you'll be a F@H expert!! Thanks a lot for helping the project and our team.
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LeonardoWake up and smell the glaciersEagle River, AlaskaIcrontian
edited December 2007
If we get too technical with the questions and advice, speak up, and we'll take it point by point. SMP Folding is not easy to start. Many of us have been at this Folding biz for years. We realize others are rather new to it.
1. The SMP appears to be causing lockups, not instantly, and they happen randomly, but the screen will freeze and any sound playing will replay the last half a second over again, sounding like you've just fallen asleep on the keyboard, but on speed :P
2. Minor issue, I have it set to run on startup, but because it doesn't connect to the internet fast enough, F@H sits there and does nothing til I close it and open it again with the internet up and running.
The freezing problem may indicate your setup is not 100% stable. The best way to know is to leave Prime95 running for at least 12hs (I prefer 24hs, though). Perhaps you´ll have to slow down your OC a bit or up the vcore.
I suspect the problem with 1. may be your overclock. You're probably driving your CPU more than it's used to right now. Try backing off and see if your lock-ups dissappear. Backing off to stock tells all truths here- you could do that and work your way up again- or try incrementally backing off. It's up to you.
Number 2. is a bit weird as I haven't seen it before. You could guage how long it takes for your internet to come up and insert a delay to your SMP startup.
A delay would do it methinks. I've run Orthos for several hours, no freezes, it basically started freezing after the SMP was used. Also I have FahCore_a1.exe 4 times in task manager.... under processes
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I did that, but I can't figure out how to get Harudath to log on automatically >.<
lol shush :P And it's one running now >.> And I fixed it leo, thanks :P
Launch directory: C:\Documents and Settings\Harudath\Desktop\SMP BETA2
Executable: C:\Documents and Settings\Harudath\Desktop\SMP BETA2\fah.exe
[00:22:22] - Ask before connecting: No
[00:22:22] - User name: Harithian (Team 93)
[00:22:22] - User ID: DD5B2116D4A936C
[00:22:22] - Machine ID: 2
[00:22:22]
[00:22:22] Loaded queue successfully.
[00:22:22]
[00:22:22] + Processing work unit
[00:22:22] Core required: FahCore_a1.exe
[00:22:22] Core found.
[00:22:22] Working on Unit 01 [December 11 00:22:22]
[00:22:22] + Working ...
[00:22:25]
[00:22:25] *
*
[00:22:25] Folding@Home Gromacs SMP Core
[00:22:25] Version 1.74 (March 10, 2007)
[00:22:25]
[00:22:25] Preparing to commence simulation
[00:22:26] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[00:22:43] - Looking at optimizations...
[00:22:43] - Working with standard loops on this execution.
[00:22:43] - Created dyn
[00:22:43] - Files status OK
[00:22:43]
[00:22:43] Folding@home Core Shutdown: MISSING_WORK_FILES
[00:22:43] Finalizing output
Folding@Home Client Shutdown.
SMP with the ID1 works, ID 2 doesn't.
But anyway, glad you got SMP running.
edit that mobo can get a tad warm on the north and south bridge, advice was to get an akasa chipset cooler add the fan the the one with the HS and add the HS to the other bridge.
Everything's working fine now guys Thanks for your help, the run as admin thing fixed it :P
1. The SMP appears to be causing lockups, not instantly, and they happen randomly, but the screen will freeze and any sound playing will replay the last half a second over again, sounding like you've just fallen asleep on the keyboard, but on speed :P
2. Minor issue, I have it set to run on startup, but because it doesn't connect to the internet fast enough, F@H sits there and does nothing til I close it and open it again with the internet up and running.
Do you connect thru wireless?
Number 2. is a bit weird as I haven't seen it before. You could guage how long it takes for your internet to come up and insert a delay to your SMP startup.
User name: Harithian (Team 93)
[00:22:22] - User ID: DD5B2116D4A936C