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I just managed to send one that had been sitting for a while. I also noticed that I had a bit of trouble getting some work earlier. This is SOP for Stanford, though.
It's even hitting the smaller folders like me, I have two GPU's out of work. ATM I'm doing a LinSMP on my E6600 and couple of CPU WCG clients on my two Q6600's
Same here, my 4 Linux SMP clients is starving for work now
I'm starting to get fed up with their chronic inability to have the servers up 100%. It's a good thing they are not in charge of mission-critial servers because they would be fired so [H]ard their asses will get hurt like [H]ell !!
Same here, my 4 Linux SMP clients is starving for work now
I'm starting to get fed up with their chronic inability to have the servers up 100%. It's a good thing they are not in charge of mission-critial servers because they would be fired so [H]ard their asses will get hurt like [H]ell !!
I would donate some hardware if I knew Stanford could make actual good use of it. It's getting ridiculous but it is the weekend and the growing number of GPU clients isn't making it any easier on their infrastructure.
I would donate some hardware if I knew Stanford could make actual good use of it. It's getting ridiculous but it is the weekend and the growing number of GPU clients isn't making it any easier on their infrastructure.
Why don't they take a computer or two off of the regular client, which seems to have a ZILLION servers, and put them onto the GPU client. It makes sense to me.
Is the GPU server still down? I'm away for the weekend and noticed my points dropped to just my PS3/Standards today (SMP had just started a 2665 on the 4800 when I left), so I don't really know if my GPU rig just shut itself off or not.
Same here, my 4 Linux SMP clients is starving for work now
I'm starting to get fed up with their chronic inability to have the servers up 100%. It's a good thing they are not in charge of mission-critial servers because they would be fired so [H]ard their asses will get hurt like [H]ell !!
I left to go out of town for the weekend Friday whilst watching my GPU looking for work. That sucked. I wondered all weekend if it was picking up work. Ok, I really just wondered a couple times.
Would the storage at home project they were talking about help this type of situation any? I'd be willing to be a beta tester for that program. I have plenty of hard drive space...