LAURENU2
02-09-2009, 10:01 PM
News
New Job! SASTNM_10 is ready for some heavy crunching!
Feb. 9, 2009
We've got a new job in the system, SASTNM_10, and it's big one; it should provide crunching for at least several weeks. There are some quirks to it though. Because it's such a large space, and becuase we're running 100 sample of the same parameter set, this job only includes one parameter set per WU. What does this mean for crunchers? Well, since our 'percent complete' calculation is based off the completion of the first paramter set, having only one parameter set per WU is going to throw our calculation off a bit. This isn't something we haven't seen before, but it can be misleading sometimes. Just know that each workunit will start off at around 90% complete, but will work for about 10-15 minutes before completing. If there are any other issues we will address them as they come up, but feel free to let me know via email or the message boards. And as always, Happy crunching!
-Tom
More (http://mindmodeling.org/beta/)
New Job! SASTNM_10 is ready for some heavy crunching!
Feb. 9, 2009
We've got a new job in the system, SASTNM_10, and it's big one; it should provide crunching for at least several weeks. There are some quirks to it though. Because it's such a large space, and becuase we're running 100 sample of the same parameter set, this job only includes one parameter set per WU. What does this mean for crunchers? Well, since our 'percent complete' calculation is based off the completion of the first paramter set, having only one parameter set per WU is going to throw our calculation off a bit. This isn't something we haven't seen before, but it can be misleading sometimes. Just know that each workunit will start off at around 90% complete, but will work for about 10-15 minutes before completing. If there are any other issues we will address them as they come up, but feel free to let me know via email or the message boards. And as always, Happy crunching!
-Tom
More (http://mindmodeling.org/beta/)