seti driver question

dxkj

Lifer
Feb 17, 2001
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I just started up setidriver on two of my machines after giving one a new processor and one a new stick of ram. Neither of them show process amount, or when the approximate finish time is. They are both still active taking up 99% of the cpu though, so does anyone know if they will go back to normal once they finish this WU?


Thanks,
Bryan
 

JWMiddleton

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Aug 10, 2000
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Do you have "use SETI Driver" checked in the Progress Monitoring Section? If not, then do so!
 

dxkj

Lifer
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ok the one computer did end up submitting one but now it is yellow in the task bar instead of blue... what does THAT mean :)



it says
current cache size 20
processing 1
waiting to process 18
need to fill 1

and setiathomeXXXXXXXXXXX is taking up 99% of the cpu so i know its processing something
 

Wiz

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Feb 5, 2000
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Sorry for the "dumb" question but - is "Auto Transmit" checked?
Is the internet connection to both machines verified?
 

titanmiller

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I had the same problem a couple of weeks ago, It was so annoying I thought I was going to die! I tried everything but in the end only a reformat would fix the problem.
 

dxkj

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hrm working fine now


I hit transmit

I exited and restarted it


note: i did these things like 20 times earlier


but now its magically working that smokeball told me to do it :)


and omg, a reformat? why?


 

titanmiller

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Originally posted by: dxkj


and omg, a reformat? why?


I tryed everything, I completely deleted my S@H folder, reinstalled it (about 10 times). SetiDriver just sat there at 0.00% and didn't display the est. times. All I could figure is that a required .dll file was corrupt or something. It was a new rig and I didnt have too much installed so it wasnt too painful.

just noticed 999th post!:)
 

Engineer

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Did you reset your "time" after your processor or Ram install? If you start a WU and then change your clock (real time) radically, your SETI driver won't display the correct progress on the current WU running.

<---- Know's from experience! :p