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Rosetta: More troubles

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OhioDude

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This is the third system in my fleet to choke since 5.07 was released. This machine has run fine since 12/18/2005. Nearly 18,000 credits.

rosetta_5.07_windows_intelx86.exe - Application Error : The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142)

Celery-II 800 MHz - 256MB RAM - Windows 2000 Professional. (I know, the RAM doesn't meet Berkeley's "minimum". It ran fine for months...)

Nothing changed on this machine since it started running R@H in December.

Completely uninstalled and reinstalled BOINC - .Net - the whole shot.

/me is becoming discouraged... 🙁
 
Don't fret too much.. the uFluids project isn't faring much better as of late. Numerous problems with servers not responding as well as computational errors on the clients. :frown:

 
OD, if it's so discouraging and making dc feel like effort, just change projects, that's what I do, if a project isn't up to standard and they can't solve problems coming for a long time, then they don't deserve my cpu power and sweat. This might sound harsh, but I put way to much into this just to keep it going and probs like that are just way unnecessary!
 
Yip, I agree with Johan. If you just have a small home fleet like I do, it's no prob to check a PC three times a day and watch for bad WUs. But you big players with corporate fleets just have to be able to rely on a project's stability. 🙂
 
This very well may become a bigger problem as CASP 7 starts up in the next few days. Rosetta is sending out a bunch of CASP 6 proteins that are very big. This may push some machines that just get by to the breaking point (or over it).
 
Originally posted by: amdxborg
OD, if it's so discouraging and making dc feel like effort, just change projects, that's what I do, if a project isn't up to standard and they can't solve problems coming for a long time, then they don't deserve my cpu power and sweat. This might sound harsh, but I put way to much into this just to keep it going and probs like that are just way unnecessary!
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Or just switch those problem machines for the short while until they get Rosy to the point that it will run on them. Another project gets a boost for a time and you don't waste computer resources for the TeAm 🙂
 
Originally posted by: BlackMountainCow
Yip, I agree with Johan. If you just have a small home fleet like I do, it's no prob to check a PC three times a day and watch for bad WUs. But you big players with corporate fleets just have to be able to rely on a project's stability. 🙂
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I all but abandoned Rosetta because of the problems.

I only do SIMAP and SETI at the present however, ... er ... ah BOINC automatically installs on workstations in a couple networks so .... there are probably machines out there running CPDN, Rosetta, and/or PrimeGrid ... until I get the time to purge them.


 
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