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BOINC Open Source Project Looking for Experienced macOS Developers  |
The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) system is the software infrastructure used by Einstein@Home and many other volunteer distributed computing projects. The BOINC Open Source Project is looking for volunteers to develop and maintain the BOINC client on macOS. The BOINC Client and Manager are C++ cross-platform code supporting Microsoft Windows, macOS, Linux, and several other operating systems. We currently have a number of volunteer developers supporting Windows and Linux, but our main macOS developer is winding down his involvement after many years. read more |
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| BOINC Open Source Project Looking for Experienced Macintosh Developers |
The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) system is the software infrastructure used by LHC@home and many other volunteer distributed computing projects. The BOINC Open Source Project is looking for volunteers to develop and maintain the BOINC client on Macintosh. The BOINC Client and Manager are C++ cross-platform code supporting MS Windows, Mac, Linux, and several other operating systems. We currently have a number of volunteer developers supporting Windows and Linux, but our main Mac developer is winding down his involvement after many years. He is prepared to help a few new Mac developers get up to speed.
If you have Mac development experience and are interested in volunteering time to help support and maintain the BOINC Mac client please have a look at the more detailed description here: https://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/MacDeveloper
If you are not a Mac developer, but have other skills and are interested in contributing to BOINC, the link above also has more general information.
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| BOINC Open Source Project Looking for Experienced Macintosh Developers |
The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) system is the software infrastructure used by LHC@home and many other volunteer distributed computing projects. The BOINC Open Source Project is looking for volunteers to develop and maintain the BOINC client on Macintosh. The BOINC Client and Manager are C++ cross-platform code supporting MS Windows, Mac, Linux, and several other operating systems. We currently have a number of volunteer developers supporting Windows and Linux, but our main Mac developer is winding down his involvement after many years. He is prepared to help a few new Mac developers get up to speed.
If you have Mac development experience and are interested in volunteering time to help support and maintain the BOINC Mac client please have a look at the more detailed description here: https://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/MacDeveloper
If you are not a Mac developer, but have other skills and are interested in contributing to BOINC, the link above also has more general information.
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| BOINC Open Source Project Looking for Experienced Macintosh Developers |
Hey Everyone,
The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) system is the software infrastructure used by MilkyWay@home and many other volunteer distributed computing projects. The BOINC Open Source Project is looking for volunteers to develop and maintain the BOINC client on Macintosh. The BOINC Client and Manager are C++ cross-platform code supporting MS Windows, Mac, Linux, and several other operating systems. We currently have a number of volunteer developers supporting Windows and Linux, but our main Mac developer is winding down his involvement after many years. He is prepared to help a few new Mac developers get up to speed.
If you have Mac development experience and are interested in volunteering time to help support and maintain the BOINC Mac client please have a look at the more detailed description here: https://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/MacDeveloper
If you are not a Mac developer, but have other skills and are interested in contributing to BOINC, the link above also has more general information.
Best,
Jake
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| Storage machine crash.... |
A machine that was holding 15% of our outgoing workunits has crashed and refuses to start back up. Short term it means that attempts to access those workunits will cause an error until the workunit is marked as bad.
Sorry for the incovenience.
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| Short unavailability at 18:30 UTC and near |
Dear participants!
At 18:30 UTC and a near project may be unavailable on short periods of time and some pages can be displayed with deformations.
We plan to make some work related to HTTPS.
Thank you for attention!
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| Tips for faster forums |
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If you find that loading forum messages is slow, there are two settings you can change on the Community Preferences page:
* Check the "Hide Badges" box. If you're not in Europe you probably have a ping time above 100 ms, and loading all those little badge images that everyone earns takes a while. Have you seen how many different badges people have? A tenth of a second for each one adds up.
* Check the "Show images as links" box. If a forum post contains an image from a third party site, including all badge or credit signature images, and that site is down or slow, it will significantly slow down loading the forum message page.
You can leave avatars and signatures turned on if you wish. They don't affect forum speed significantly.
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| Problems sorted :) |
Recently we had some problems with validation process. Now the problems are sorted and all WU's from new batch are pointed correctly.
Also, new applications version are available for:
Windows 64bit
Linux x86_64
ARM64
ARM32
At the moment there is no app for Android but I hope it will be available soon.
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| Feeling Lucky? World Record Prime Search Active Again |
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PrimeGrid now has a new project called "Do You Feel Lucky?" This is a world record prime search using GFN-22 with b starting at 846,398, which is the first b not removed by sieving where b^4194304+1 is greater than the current world record. Due to software limitations combined with the size of the numbers involved, this is a GPU-only project. The project will continue separate from the existing GFN22 search, and should the current world record increase, this project will be adjusted to then search beyond that new record.
For the full project details, please see this forum post.
So now "you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya...?"
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| 474 new structures |
New COD entries are added.
Update. All WUs are sent to the hosts.
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| January 2019 totals |
Dear participants!
About 4.4% of tasks were completed during January, project crossed 50% of completion, 3586 results with "permutational" ODLS pairs were received and the most successful in the second part of the month were the next 170 participants:
ccpmc and [AF>Amis des Lapins] Phil1966 (L'Alliance Francophone),
M0CZY and KWSN-SpongeBob SquarePants (The Knights Who Say Ni!),
adams and [AF>Amis des Lapins] Nabz37 (L'Alliance Francophone),
ladmo and [AF>Amis des Lapins] chapam (L'Alliance Francophone),
Heikki and [DPC]Division_Brabant~Cow_tipping (Dutch Power Cows),
arkiss and [AF>Libristes]cguillem (L'Alliance Francophone),
raddoc and [AF>Libristes] Elorak (L'Alliance Francophone),
hajaumea and Международная база наблюдений комет (Karelia),
Andreas64 and Karelian Center for Gender Studies (Karelia),
Millenium and Cruncher Pete (The Scottish Boinc Team),
Sengieffe and scole of TSBT (The Scottish Boinc Team),
MatzeKnop and Skywalker@Athens (Macedonia is Greek!),
matemajor and [AF] Skinny06 (L'Alliance Francophone),
Hartmut 53 and Egon olsen (Meisterkuehler.de Team),
WTBroughton and LeChat51X (L'Alliance Francophone),
EG (SETI.USA) and Steve Dodd (The Planetary Society),
Bok (SETI.USA) and Plejaden (Boinc Team Gruppe 2004),
William Kahler and [SG]KidDoesCrunch (SETI.Germany),
FourOh (SETI.USA) and Johannes Elsner (Planet 3DNow!),
saiz (Team China) and owensse (The Planetary Society),
Casey ([H]ardOCP) and [SG-FC]schilli74 (SETI.Germany),
ale4316 (Ukraine) and joe carnivore (Rechenkraft.net),
EXT64 ([H]ardOCP) and BlisteringSheep (Ars Technica),
pututu ([H]ardOCP) and Sergey Zhikhorev (Russia Team),
ID4 (SETI.Germany) and entigy (Team England (Boinc)),
-jb- (SETI.Germany) and eLPeCKo (Czech National Team),
KR Center (Karelia) and Dmitriy Otroschenko (Ukraine),
Kodeks IT (Karelia) and http://vk.com/boinc (Karelia),
Dave GPU (SETI.USA) and Птицы Петрозаводска (Karelia),
marsinph (BOINC.BE) and Shaman (Czech National Team),
Werinbert (Free-DC) and fax (Meisterkuehler.de Team),
jrle77 (IPN Mexico) and Bigos2 (Czech National Team),
Bingo (CANAL@Boinc) and [SG-2W]Kurzer (SETI.Germany),
JonS (UK BOINC Team) and boceli (Czech National Team),
morgan (Team Norway) and Uwe-Bergstedt (SETI.Germany),
purplecfh (SETI.USA) and [SG]MichaelR. (SETI.Germany),
conf [MM] (SETI.USA) and planetclown (Crunching@EVGA),
el_teniente (Russia) and ERBrouwer (Dutch Power Cows),
the-who (Team China) and ShmyaCluster (Crystal Dream),
VogeL (SETI.Germany) and PDW (OcUK - Overclockers UK),
mimeq (BOINC@Poland) and Skivelitis2 (Overclock.net),
Mumps [MM] (SETI.USA) and arctic light (SETI.Germany),
jozef j (Russia Team) and Rudy Toody (TeAm AnandTech),
Fornax (SETI.Germany) and respawner (Rechenkraft.net),
Beyond (Ars Technica) and stoneageman (XtremeSystems),
citerra (Russia Team) and [B@P] Daniel (BOINC@Poland),
MacRuh (SETI.Germany) and robbysites (Crunching@EVGA),
taurec (SETI.Germany) and UBT - Timbo (UK BOINC Team),
RoE187 (SETI.Germany) and [SGa]HeNiNnG (SETI.Germany),
cluster-krc (Karelia) and Pjotr Panski (SETI.Germany),
whowhere (AUGE@BOINC) and Astronomy.Karelia (Karelia),
Topper (SETI.Germany) and [SG] ronaldo (SETI.Germany),
Nexuss (SETI.Germany) and Ralfy (BOINC Confederation),
Gaucho (SETI.Germany) and nexiagsi16v (SETI.Germany),
lydy1993 (Team China) and ReaDy (Astronomy.Ru Forum),
pons66 (SETI.Germany) and [SG-FC] oki (SETI.Germany),
Conan (Cobar Spiders) and [SG-FC]shka (SETI.Germany),
necavi (BOINC@Poland) and bcavnaugh (Crunching@EVGA),
xoltar (SETI.Germany) and RobertN (Dutch Power Cows),
VietOZ (XtremeSystems) and [SG] Felix (SETI.Germany),
Timothy Mullican (USA) and Roadranner (SETI.Germany),
SergOZ (Crystal Dream) and SG-Booster (SETI.Germany),
JagDoc (Planet 3DNow!) and freestman (Chinese Dream),
GLeeM (TeAm AnandTech) and BritishBob (Overclock.net),
Natalia (Crystal Dream) and hoarfrost (Crystal Dream)
RFGuy_KCCO ([H]ardOCP) and hase (SETI-team-hannover),
Gipsel (Planet 3DNow!) and Vincent Dark (Team China),
JohnMD (BOINC@Denmark) and HK-Steve (Crunching@EVGA),
n3Ro (Rechenkraft.net) and BlackGoose05 (Team Biss!),
rbca (BOINC@AUSTRALIA) and LCB001 (Hardware Canucks),
Kalomel (BOINC@Poland) and Landjunge (Planet 3DNow!),
yodap (Crunching@EVGA) and PC-COLLEGE (SETI.Germany),
ssjy806 (SETIKAH@KOREA) and Stimpy (Rechenkraft.net),
Hoshione (SETI.Germany) and JugNut (BOINC@AUSTRALIA),
Shmya-2 (Crystal Dream) and trebotuet (SETI.Germany),
СУНТД Карелия (Karelia) and CoolAtchOk (Russia Team),
Dingo (BOINC@AUSTRALIA) and glennpat (XtremeSystems),
kashi (BOINC@AUSTRALIA) and Daniel (BOINC@AUSTRALIA),
mmonnin (Overclock.net) and declis (Rechenkraft.net),
herby44 (Planet 3DNow!) and XSmeagolX (SETI.Germany),
Chipotle (Ars Technica) and HenkM (Dutch Power Cows),
Freezing (SETI.Germany) and Dennis-TW (SETI.Germany),
Crunch3r (BOINC United) and n2morrow (SETIKAH@KOREA),
daniel.sawitzki@gmx.net and pschoefer (SETI.Germany),
Opolis (Crunching@EVGA) and sergamena (Russia Team).
Thank you for all crunchers to participation and attention for the project!
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| Slow server for the next 8 hours or so... |
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GeorgeM, the machine that holds the data that you download, decided that it was time to verify that the RAID array is in good shape. That will slow down disk access until the verify procedure is complete. The main effect is slowing down the rate at which work can be created. It's likely that we'll run out of work in the next hour or so. Things should recover automatically when it's done.
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| Server maintenance |
During 2 weeks (Jan 30 - Feb 12) the server can be temporarily unavailable because of the maintenence.
Ближайшие 2 недели (с 30 января по 13 февраля) сервер может быть временно недоступен из-за технических работ.
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| The results of ODLK and ODLK1 projects as of January 1, 2019 |
Dear participants!
At the moment our database contains 5714925 unique CFs ODLS.
See message
https://boinc.multi-pool.info/latinsquares/forum_thread.php?id=54&postid=693#693
All results are published.
Thank you very much for your work!
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| Paper in the proceedings of GRID'2018 |
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A new paper has been published: 'Oleg Zaikin, Pavel Petrov and Ilya Kurochkin. Application of BOINC-based volunteer computing for comparison of the geoacoustic inversion algorithms efficiency // Selected Papers of the 8th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Grid-technologies in Science and Education. CEUR-WS. 2018. Vol. 2267. pp. 298-301'
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| 705 new structures |
New COD entries are added.
Update. All WUs are sent to the hosts.
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| 12-digit factor of P2203 has now been found by the project... |
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...171176 times - still no sign of any larger factors
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| Server acting up |
You may have noticed, connection to the server has been intermittent over the last day or so. That's because it has been rebooting itself randomly.
System logs pointed to either a bad port (or MoBo), bad SATA cable, or bad SSD. We think we narrowed it down to a bad Mother Board. We swapped the SSD into a new server and it appears to be working again, but we are watching it closely.
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| Micromanaging CPU vs GPU Workunit Limits |
Hey Everyone,
I will be tweaking some config options on the server to better improve database stability and allow for stockpiling of more workunits by GPU users.
The new workunit limits should be as follows:
Separation:
600 total
200 GPU (Per GPU up to 600)
40 CPU (Per CPU up to 600)
Nbody:
120 total
20 CPU (Per CPU up to 120)
Hopefully you guys notice this on your end. If we notice we are running out of workunits more frequently on the server, I will increase the workunit cache a bit.
Let me know what you all think about these numbers and how it is working for you.
Jake
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| New Separation Runs |
Hey Everyone,
Just wanted you all to know I put up some new separation runs. These runs are back to fitting 3 streams and are bundled in groups of 5. The names of these runs are:
de_modfit_80_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
de_modfit_81_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
de_modfit_82_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
de_modfit_83_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
de_modfit_84_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
de_modfit_85_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_2
de_modfit_86_bundle5_3s_NoContraintsWithDisk200_1
If you have any trouble with these runs, please let me know.
Thank you all for your continued support.
Jake
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