It's UP!

[KWSN_GoinOnaWabbitHunt]

It's UP:D

[KWSN_GoinOnaWabbitHunt]

It's down again:(

[Jammy]

No it ain't up, at least not here in San Diego, California:

I just got the email saying the update was ready but the site is still down!




A new version of the Distributed Folding Project Client (1.05) is available
for download at http://www.distributedfolding.org/ You may download it
there, or simply run the client from a terminal and the "auto-update"
feature will download and install the update for you.




In fact I just received a second email telling me this info. I go to the site and see this:




The page cannot be displayed
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings.





My client will not fire up and the df website is still down!

Jammy


Originally posted by KWSN_GoinOnaWabbitHunt
It's UP:D

[KWSN_GoinOnaWabbitHunt]

It's Up again:D

[Brian the Fist]

Sorry, there appears to have been a problem with the naming of the update files, that's why the site is still down. The auto-update won't work until the filenames get fixed. (Unfortunately, these are at Intel's site and not our own). As soon as I get someone to fix it for me there, it'll be back up. Thanks for your patience.

[jkeating]

The site has been going up and down... that sound dirty... :o snagged a download in between... the new protein is 76 steps...

[KWSN_GoinOnaWabbitHunt]

Up and Down:o

Make up your mind:bang:

[ColinT]

There was a short period when it was up. I grabbed the new 4-14 client and put it on all my boxes. Only one box is actually running.

The protein is very slow. Snail like:)

[Jammy]

Colin . . .can you send me a copy of the new client?

Jammy


pleez email me! :cry:





Originally posted by ColinT
There was a short period when it was up. I grabbed the new 4-14 client and put it on all my boxes. Only one box is actually running.

The protein is very slow. Snail like:)

[ColinT]

Jammy: It would not help. The server is down now. I got lucky and got one to start when the server was up.

[jkeating]

First benchmark:

AMD 1800+XP

30 minutes running - 1550 structures

[edit to update benchmark]

[ColinT]

I did not time it, but that would be right on the money...

[xman]

AMD dual MP 1.2GHz :
Process 1 : 1194 structures
Process 2 : 1420 structures

Both running for 32 minutes already. Much slower comparing to previous protein.:smoking:

[ColinT]

I see this on the front page:

"Update to new protein postponed until Monday, April 15 due to technical difficulties".

It's working fine for me here

[xman]

It's monday at my side now.:haddock:

[Jammy]

So how do you do a benchmark on just one computer out of say two? I would like to benchmark my XP 1900.

Jammy



Originally posted by jkeating
First benchmark:

AMD 1800+XP

30 minutes running - 1550 structures

[edit to update benchmark]

[pollux]

Originally posted by Jammy
So how do you do a benchmark on just one computer out of say two? I would like to benchmark my XP 1900.

Jammy




Use a stopwatch! :p

[Jammy]

he he

Jammy



Originally posted by pollux


Use a stopwatch! :p

[FoBoT]

actually, i use an Tk stopwatch from here (http://www.mel.nist.gov/div826/src/stopwatch/) :D

[Jammy]

That looks great FoBoT but I cannot use anything like that, I am technically challenged!

Jammy




Originally posted by FoBoT
actually, i use an Tk stopwatch from here (http://www.mel.nist.gov/div826/src/stopwatch/) :D