On windows 11 22h2 boinc reports incorrect cpu time.

On windows 11 22h2 boinc reports incorrect cpu time.

Is it?
Check Task Manager to see what is actually happening.

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Grant
Darwin NT

For me 10 year old is from 2010.

For me is from 2012 :-P

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I'm not sure this is true, I've just had a quick look and can't find when they were upgraded.
If I were to guess I'd say 4-5yrs ago.

My fault. I've said 10 yeas ago, but the latest (public) news about hw is January 2014:

We will be moving the hardware that supports Rosetta@Home on Tuesday, Feb 4th within the datacenter here at the UW. This will require that the entire project be taken offline for the duration. While we will try to minimize the down-time, we are planning for the system being offline from 0800 PST until 1500 PST on the fourth. -KEL & DOVA

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I doubt the 72TB of SSD is 10 years old. My equipment is made of old and new stuff, you upgrade the bits that are the bottleneck.

The latest news (public) about hardware - that i find - was Jan 2014.
Maybe disks are changed without news....
The sw is under fee, but we don't know if they pay for that

I repeat: it's not a problem, if there are correct backup and infrastructure is solid.

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Workunits waiting for validation are over 1 million, mine are currently 563.
Nothing I have run for a week have been validated.
has anyone looked into this?

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I also have a bunch pending validation, like 15 or so, nothing validated for days.

However, something odd just happened.

Rosetta 4.20 was running a task with 5:28:45 elapsed, showing 83% progress with 1 hour + remaining.

Then, it suddenly changed to 5:33:27 elapsed, 27.799% progress, and 5:44:20 remaining.

Never saw that before.

What would cause it to cut progress made and increase the time remaining?

Addendum: Then it disappeared altogether. Now it shows ready to start, nothing elapsed and 7:59:59 remaining.

Strange.

S. Gaber

@Peter the Huckster

If I bought a Ferrari, I sure wouldn't be running around telling everyone that I bought "a car", but what has that got to do with any of this? Nada.

As for the rest of your AHD-driven post, by all means continue to perpetuate the errors that "people" make. I really don't care anymore, but on a technical board you could at least demonstrate that you know a bit more than the average computer user.

Wow, you actually admit you would say "Ferrari" and not "car", yet you would call you NVME an "SSD"? You really haven't grasped this simple concept at all. And BTW nada isn't a word in English. Maybe you meant nothing.

And if anyone wants to have a go at me for starting it I will continue to drink my tea in my pink fluffy slippers make spelling mistakes and use bad English all over the internet and not give a dam about it .
Now then , what kind of shaped charge shall I use in my next forum IED .

Please post a picture of you in pink fluffy slippers and nothing else.

Workunits waiting for validation are over 1 million, mine are currently 563.
Nothing I have run for a week have been validated.
has anyone looked into this?

It's the weekend, the tech guy is probably not at work?

I also have a bunch pending validation, like 15 or so, nothing validated for days.

However, something odd just happened.

Rosetta 4.20 was running a task with 5:28:45 elapsed, showing 83% progress with 1 hour + remaining.

Then, it suddenly changed to 5:33:27 elapsed, 27.799% progress, and 5:44:20 remaining.

Never saw that before.

What would cause it to cut progress made and increase the time remaining?

Addendum: Then it disappeared altogether. Now it shows ready to start, nothing elapsed and 7:59:59 remaining.

Strange.

S. Gaber

The exact same task? Are you sure you're not using the "show only active tasks" feature and thus the tasks are running normally and are replaced in the BOINC view by new ones every time one finishes?
Looking at your task list, everything seems fine.

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I have created an issue for my cpu time problem.
https://github.com/BOINC/boinc/issues/4957

Oh, look! A validated task!
11mer_af_hallucinated_23_45_best_SAVE_ALL_OUT_2919280_72_1

Only 114 more to go!

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!

Sorry, wrong sketch.

Anyway, someone spot if this on the server status changes.

"Workunits waiting for validation 1210507" @ 5:52pm Sun 9 Oct GMT.

Oh, look! A validated task!
11mer_af_hallucinated_23_45_best_SAVE_ALL_OUT_2919280_72_1

Only 114 more to go!

Two of mine have validated and, strangely, they’re tasks that have completed within the past few minutes, not the ones that have been waiting for days.

@Peter the Huckster

If I bought a Ferrari, I sure wouldn't be running around telling everyone that I bought "a car", but what has that got to do with any of this? Nada.

As for the rest of your AHD-driven post, by all means continue to perpetuate the errors that "people" make. I really don't care anymore, but on a technical board you could at least demonstrate that you know a bit more than the average computer user.

Wow, you actually admit you would say "Ferrari" and not "car", yet you would call you NVME an "SSD"? You really haven't grasped this simple concept at all. And BTW nada isn't a word in English. Maybe you meant nothing.

Oh, give it up already.
Yes, I would tell everyone I had a Ferrari. Owning one of those big red beasts is some sort of status symbol. I don't think owning a SSD falls quite into the same league.
Besides, you make a blatant assumption when you say I would call a NVMe an SSD. You need to adjust your meds. I think its quite obvious I would call it what it is, a SSD with a NVMe interface.

Oh, give it up already.

Are you Jewish? Nobody says already.

Yes, I would tell everyone I had a Ferrari. Owning one of those big red beasts

You're colour blind. https://media.evo.co.uk/image/private/s--aX09ZTOr--/v1600260021/evo/2020/09/Ferrari_PortofinoM_1.jpg

is some sort of status symbol. I don't think owning a SSD

AN SSD. A apple?

falls quite into the same league.

You still wouldn't understate your computer's specs.

Besides, you make a blatant assumption when you say I would call a NVMe an SSD. You need to adjust your meds. I think its quite obvious I would call it what it is, a SSD with a NVMe interface.

ROFL! You would say "SSD with an NVME interface" instead of "NVME"?

@Peter the Huckster

Wow, I never thought I'd see you drop so low as to resort to ethnic slurs. You seem to have it in for both Jewish people and those who speak North American English.
Then again, if you really are Scottish, you shouldn't be so quick to criticize how others speak/write the English language.

Wow again, Ferrari finally broke the mold and sold a car that isn't red. This I did not know -- so sue me.

Yes, a Solid State Device. And SSD/NVMe is precisely what I would call it, if someone were to ask me what kind of storage was in the system.

@Peter the Huckster

Wow, I never thought I'd see you drop so low as to resort to ethnic slurs.

I do it all the time. I don't like those folk who make a living by suing everyone. And before you ask, I had two of them as friends (I use the term loosely), I didn't respect most of their life choices. Seriously, buying a £1300 computer then successfully suing the small computer shop for £2600 because he didn't like Windows 10? I asked why he didn't sue MS and he failed to reply.

You seem to have it in for both Jewish people and those who speak North American English.

Americans don't speak English, they speak bastardised English. There is no such language as American, it's just English written and spoken badly.

Then again, if you really are Scottish, you shouldn't be so quick to criticize how others speak/write the English language.

I have always lived here, because it's more scenic, less crowded, and vastly cheaper housing. But I have no Scottish blood. I'm 3/4 English and 1/4 Swedish. You'd never catch me saying "See you? Gonna nae dae that? Yer scratchin the paintwork on ma car! That's nay right! I'll call the polis and have ya lifted! This is a respectable area!" Glasgow needs to be levelled.

Wow again, Ferrari finally broke the mold and sold a car that isn't red. This I did not know -- so sue me.

I guess you're too poor to know much about Ferrari. Then again people with common sense don't buy unreliable Italian shite.

Yes, a Solid State Device.

When you read this sentence "I have an SSD" do you read it as "solid state device" or "ess ess dee"? By the way it's "drive", or it could well be a transistor radio.

And SSD/NVMe is precisely what I would call it, if someone were to ask me what kind of storage was in the system.

Geeky OCD freak.

Workunits waiting for validation are over 1 million, mine are currently 563.
Nothing I have run for a week have been validated.
has anyone looked into this?

It was reported very late on Friday and I hoped it would get fixed before they broke for the weekend.
Now hoping for Monday

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