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The problems were all on one particular system running Ubuntu 10.10

I haven't been able to get my 3930k system running 'buntu, not even from my happy LIVE USB.

Did the whole Google thing and found other people on the same platform had a similar issue.

 
From what I have read, there should not be any issue with booting Linux on the X79 platform. However, a bit of BIOS/UEFI tweaking may be necessary. Take a look here:
 
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTAyNzE
 
and here also:
 
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=intel_corei7_3960x&num=3

thanks for the updates Rusty!
In the meanwhile we´ve climbed another 2 spots to #31
Well done everyone

russkris

AB - Is that better?

ooops forgot, I can link...

http://www.team-ninja.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=368252#post368252

Yes!!! Very cool ... It is saving my sig, I just cannot see it yet in the posts I make. But that is just fine. I will post like other have to get it to work. Thank you!

RHMash

and any idea about the account key for attaching leiden classical to hpcs?  I looked all over and can't find anything about it....

Did you ever find it?  It's on the "my account" page.
 
Oops, never mind, I was thinking of the Correlizer project pages.

Johnny_Utah

So, I started running POEM and the Lattice project and could not get any work last night...is this normal?

Based on my limited observation from both of these projects, POEM releases work sporadically while Lattice only does so rarely. However, in the case of The Lattice Project, I just left its client to accept work continuously and today, my rig managed to snap up ~20 work units.

Johnny_Utah

MOBAJOBG

Johnny_Utah

So, I started running POEM and the Lattice project and could not get any work last night...is this normal?

Based on my limited observation from both of these projects, POEM releases work sporadically while Lattice only does so rarely. However, in the case of The Lattice Project, I just left its client to accept work continuously and today, my rig managed to snap up ~20 work units.

Okay, I will add those projects back to my 3930k rig and hope it scoops some up then...think that is the best way to do it?

There are still a few hundred work units (WUs) available now. So, I guess this is the opportune time to do it and for your information, some of the WUs that my rig had crunched took up to ~5hrs.

Crunching@EVGA has overtaken Team Art Bell and SETI@klamm.de and Fair-Crunchers@Austria to take position 74 in Physical Science Projects.
 
Crunching@EVGA has overtaken Team Picard to take position 21 in Mathematical Projects.
 
Well done again.

Is it correct to say that we could maximize our plundering by attacking those projects which our team currently has low SCORE, i.e.: Muon1?

I have my servers setup now for WCG, SIMAP, Comology@Home and ABC@Home. Hope this helps. Just wondering about Moun1, if I set 4 of my servers to run that project, would it help our team?

As for muon1, I fired it up, only adding a user.txt file, and it was instantly running on all cores on my 920.  It does a decent job of throttling when you are using the CPU for other things but some projects such as collatz gave me a hard time running on the GPU along side muon1 on CPU.  In the config file you can specify how many cores to use, priority, and a couple other things.
 
I will stick with it for awhile, running it periodically on my main rig.

AB Was Here ...

Looks like we could use some Prime Sierpinski Problem (PRP) action. I am tied up with the M@dness challenge right now, but I will be doing some PrimeGrid and PSP (PRP) at the start of April.

Been meaning to put together a thread on setting up Prime Sierpinski.

Sorry fellas... One more week to help our brothers and sisters hit 800million and I will be back to help "Plunder"...

And sometime in the near future, correlizer is about to be added to the Vault....  I don't expect it to really set us back much, but I don't exactly expect it to give us a push, either.  We're ranked 51 out of about 200 teams....