Larry Loen
01-14-2002, 08:42 AM
Anyone else seeing this problem? I'm sneakernetting G@H and the typical pattern is this:
1. The problem is so far confined to Linux.
2. I sneakernet a unit as usual.
3. I run maybe a half dozen work units as per normal. They are credited.
4. Then, at random, the client dies. Restarting it gets this mesage:
73
74
75
76
Initializing protein design algorithm
Designing protein sequence 24 of 30
Unrecognized amino acid designation!!!!
17 amino acid number:0
Anyone else seen this? I've had this several times and I already zipped up an example and sent it to Stefan. He has been courteous and prompt in past e-mail exchanges, but I've received no feedback on this from him.
The obvious work-around is to kill the unit and re-download a new one.
Anyone know anything about this?
I'd estimate the outage rate as costing me something like 3 per cent or so from lost work units alone, since one loses, on average, 1/2 of a WU's crunch when redownloading over the old one.
1. The problem is so far confined to Linux.
2. I sneakernet a unit as usual.
3. I run maybe a half dozen work units as per normal. They are credited.
4. Then, at random, the client dies. Restarting it gets this mesage:
73
74
75
76
Initializing protein design algorithm
Designing protein sequence 24 of 30
Unrecognized amino acid designation!!!!
17 amino acid number:0
Anyone else seen this? I've had this several times and I already zipped up an example and sent it to Stefan. He has been courteous and prompt in past e-mail exchanges, but I've received no feedback on this from him.
The obvious work-around is to kill the unit and re-download a new one.
Anyone know anything about this?
I'd estimate the outage rate as costing me something like 3 per cent or so from lost work units alone, since one loses, on average, 1/2 of a WU's crunch when redownloading over the old one.