Project: 3052 (Run 0, Clone 26, Gen 7) EUE's

[Pebkac]

As the title states, Project: 3052 (Run 0, Clone 26, Gen 7) EUE's for me at 31% each time. I was home with my sick baby today, so wasn't able to surf much till now. I noticed my points were low today, so I checked my logs. The 3052 ran 3 times and failed at 31% each time, then went to download a new one and got it again. It failed the 4th time at 31% so I erased the bugger and got a different WU. Just a heads up if you get the 3052 WU.

 

[Crosshairs]

This might explain my SMP box not turning in any work....It hasn't turned in a WU since Monday, and I cant get to the box itself until Saturday..

Its my only SMP box so my PPD took a HUGE hit

 

[Xilikon]

There is also a issue with the smp WU servers at stanford so it might not be able to send ya a WU or you uploaded some already without having a credit yet.

Just look at mine, it took a big dive of 10k yesterday due to that

 

[Pebkac]

I also had the cannot receive work on the wife's rig, but it finally picked one up.

 

[Tigerbiten]

If you get an EUE with an SMP work unit, it is still possible to get a partial credit for it.

In Windozes.

Download and move qfix into the folding folder from http://linuxminded.xs4all.nl/mirror/www.boston.quik.com/rph/fah.html.
Stop the client with "Ctrl C" and wait for the cores to shut down.
Open a command prompt window, navigate to the folding folder and then run qfix.exe.
With any luck it will find the orphan result files in the work folder and repair the queue.dat file so you can upload them.
Restart the client and you should upload any fixed results.
After sending the results back you can then safely stop the client and delete the work folder & the queue.dat file if you need to get a new protien.
You will only get partial credit for one attempt but it will also show Stanford that they may have a bad workunit in the wild so less people download it to try and get it to run.
I've done it a couple to times now and got partial credit for both of them.

Linux should be a similar process but I dont do linux to well so not 100% sure.

Luck ...............