movingstub_gzm1_minimize_3CL_AVLstub_0182_184_extract_B_SAVE_ALL_OUT_2908283_416_1

NOT FIXED! I had 25 errors last night after I killed 24 of these damn things and now I am 51.
After killing two rounds of this garbage I am at 165.
GEES!

I was trying to get 4.21 application

4.21? I must be missing something. I am only aware of 4.20
Maybe 4.21 is not released to us yet since they need to get 4.20 cleaned up before moving to a new version I would think.

For some reason 4.21 app is released only for 32 bit windows.
https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/apps.php

Can I get an answer as to what is going on with this?
All my tasks over the last few days have been "computation error."

Included, sample of report.
Application
Rosetta 4.20
Name
movingstub_gzm1_minimize_3CL_AVLstub_0016_208_extract_B_SAVE_ALL_OUT_2906721_735
State
Computation error
Received
20/02/2022 09:04:33
Report deadline
23/02/2022 09:04:29
Estimated computation size
80,000 GFLOPs
CPU time
00:00:02
Elapsed time
00:00:22
Executable
rosetta_4.20_windows_x86_64.exe

Can I get an answer as to what is going on with this?
All my tasks over the last few days have been "computation error."

Included, sample of report.
Application
Rosetta 4.20
Name
movingstub_gzm1_minimize_3CL_AVLstub_0016_208_extract_B_SAVE_ALL_OUT_2906721_735
State
Computation error
Received
20/02/2022 09:04:33
Report deadline
23/02/2022 09:04:29
Estimated computation size
80,000 GFLOPs
CPU time
00:00:02
Elapsed time
00:00:22
Executable
rosetta_4.20_windows_x86_64.exe

Bryn,

it has nothing to do with your computers.
The issue is with the tasks that project supplies.

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For some reason 4.21 app is released only for 32 bit windows.
https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/apps.php

You don't qualify, you run AMD and Android
Microsoft Windows (98 or later) running on an ->Intel ,- x86-compatible CPU

Bryn - when you see them. Abort them.
I've killed over 120 in 24hrs.

It says Intel[B] x86-compatible CPU
Do you think if i install 32 bit windows in virtualbox i will be able to use 4.21 version?

Warning! RAH is sending out moving stubs in bulk now. I just aborted over 130 of them in the last 5 minutes
Now setting RAH to no new tasks.
I have only 1 python running.

UNREAL!

No, because during the benchmarks BOINC will tell the project what kind of processor you have.
You need a intel chip and even then there is no guarantee there is work in 4.21
Your the first to bring it up.

Anyone else here have INTEL machines that are getting 4.21 or is it all 4.20?

It says Intel[B] x86-compatible CPU

You need a intel chip

The description is misleading - it has nothing to do with the CPU.
Instead, those apps run on a computer with a 32-bit OS while the 64-bit apps don't.

On a computer running a 64-bit OS you can run both apps.

You need a intel chip

No, you need a CPU compatible with intel-x86, but it doesn't matter if this is a "true" intel CPU or AMD or whatever.
Also, it doesn't matter if it's a "real" 32-bit CPU, or if it's a 64-bit CPU that is also intel-x86 compatible.

As you can see from the application-page, if you're using 32-bit Linux/Windows none of the application mentions AMD at all, but if you're using either OS you can still download and crunch work units with your AMD.

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"I make so many mistakes. But then just think of all the mistakes I don't make, although I might."

Warning! RAH is sending out moving stubs in bulk now.

It has been doing that since they were released. If you keep aborting them, then it will keep sending them.
Just let them error out and the BOINC Manager backoffs will stop more from being downloaded till the backoff expires several hours later.

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Grant
Darwin NT

For Pete's sake.

Rosetta 4.21 is nothing new, it was released only 7 days after Rosetta 4.20, almost 2 years ago.

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Grant
Darwin NT

What is the difference between the two?
If .21 is "newer" then why are we are .20?

oh ok.....kind of wondered why it kept sending despite aborting.

Which leads me to the question I posted.
Whats the difference?

What is the difference between the two?
If .21 is "newer" then why are we are .20?

It's not newer, it was just a fix for 4.20 on 32bit systems.

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Grant
Darwin NT

oh ok.....kind of wondered why it kept sending despite aborting.

If you do it enough, you'll end up with only getting 1 Rosetta 4.20 Task per 24 hours until you start returning Valid work again (just under another 200 to go to reach that point).
But just leaving it be & let the BOINC Manager timeouts limit the amount you get is just a whole lot easier. And if we do ever get any Rosetta 4.20 work we can process again, you'll be able to get a full load on your first request instead of having to build up how many you can get every 24 hours over several days.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Which leads me to the question I posted.
Whats the difference?

IIRC, Rosetta 4.20 is the regular modern Rosetta that requires a 64bit OS and CPU. 4.21 was released specifically for older systems on 32 bit. I remember there being talk about phasing out 32 bit Rosetta tasks, I think the consensus was that that probably wasn't a good idea so 4.21 was released. I do not know about any other differences.

In other words, 4.20 requires a 64 bit system, 4.21 requires a 32 bit system.

Anyways, "Intel x86 compatible" has nothing to do with Intel vs AMD, the same way "AMD x86_64 compatible" has nothing to do with AMD. They basically mean garden variety X86-32 and X86-64, respectively.