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Worst SETI wu time you've ever seen?

silverpig

silverpig

Lifer
Some guy in my sign up class has this:

199) Tue Mar 21 12:14:17 2000 Sat Apr 10 17:02:37 2004 93 1.730 years 162 hr 59 min 46.2 sec United Kingdom


Screensaver version on a P166 that's on only occasionally? Been a user for over 4 years now, returned his last unit just this past weekend, and he still has but 93 units done 🙂

I guess every little bit helps though 🙂
 
128) Tue Jul 24 22:55:23 2001 Fri Apr 9 05:05:13 2004 80 1.806 years AVERAGE TIME 197 hr 43 min 05.4 sec United States
 
You guys have overlooked CmdrJoe on our own team (he's about #3071 on Smoke's stats page). He's done 1 wu with an average time of 299h24m49.4s
 
lol @ thread🙂

Yeah I believe joe did that on a 486 ,you'd have to ask a real old timer for the details as that was way back when he did that!😉
Mgallik or HB might know
 
335) Kennc Mon Jan 24 02:46:58 2000 Mon Mar 22 17:09:09 2004 3 1485 hr 58 min 495 hr 19 min 29.9 sec United States :Q:Q:Q:Q
 
once had a wu take 432 hours about 3 years ago... more than 2 weeks of crunching.. i was starting to panic.. but i kept it running and returned it...
too bad i was still running the gui back then lol...
im still on the same pc and my average is about 16 hours or so...
at my current rate,, i should break that elusive 2500 mark in about a week maybe.. damn.. its been almost 3-1/2 years..
 
Originally posted by: kamper
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Anyone know how long it would take my 36mhz sparcstation 10 to complete a wu? 😛
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I know of a way to find out 😉
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I'll have to fix an NFS issue, but I'll see what I can do. 😉

EDIT: It'll require a slight network redesign, but I should have it up and crunching tomorrow or the day after. 😛
 
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: kamper
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Anyone know how long it would take my 36mhz sparcstation 10 to complete a wu? 😛
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I know of a way to find out 😉
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I'll have to fix an NFS issue, but I'll see what I can do. 😉

EDIT: It'll require a slight network redesign, but I should have it up and crunching tomorrow or the day after. 😛
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I don't really think a day will make that much of a difference on that machine. 😀 It should be interesting. If the machine will stay booted for that long of a time for it to finish. hehe Not to mention power outages in the next few months.
 
Originally posted by: Wolfie

I don't really think a day will make that much of a difference on that machine. 😀
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😛 I'm just being lazy.

It should be interesting. If the machine will stay booted for that long of a time for it to finish. hehe Not to mention power outages in the next few months.
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Barring poweroutages it should stay booted. It was stable when I was using it previously.

It also looks like the OpenBSD 3.3 sparc64 client works on 3.5-beta, so I might have another ancient sparc machine working as soon as I get a chance to switch around my network a bit (netbooting machines currently can't access the internet 😛).
 
longest one I've ever had was on a Pentium 90 Laptop
it was a hundred something hours IIRC... that was a couple years ago at least 😀

brutal!
 
You had a slow p90 then😉 ,a p90 laptop I did work on did a HAR WU in 79hrs😛 (v3.03 CLI).......or maybe you had a VLAR WU?
 
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