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I've been running mostly PG-Sofie-Germain WU's and checking dDM a few times a day.
I've completed 11444 SG WU's, which is a very pretty number even though it isn't prime. 
| Pooh Bear 27 wrote: | | Sure, the month I kick in to help and the project dies while I was out of town and unable to get my computers back to crunching. Argh! I should have just kept them going for gold. |
You should have set a second project with a resource share of 0, it would have picked up when dDM ran out.
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KWSN cannot abandon a Quest after only eight days! Ni! I say there, Kanigit: "Remain attached and crunch forth once the precious work units flow anew! Ni!"
I see both AlDente and John Galt 007 are registered on the DataMining forum - can you PM Nico Schlitter? I found his email and sent a message... I see we've announced we're back on the forum, but he didn't get prepared and doesn't seem to notice the dry well...
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| Quote: | TSA results ready to send 44
MDA results ready to send 2,909 |
Get 'em while you can....
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Just tried to switch back, looks like dDM server's down. 
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Naturally, while I was writing the above post it came back on and filled my caches. 
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Not half.
114 hours for some WUs which is going down fast and 49s for others which is going up fast.
Just started crunching again after having some big problems when I first tried the project. Running good so far
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Est. completion times always seem to be way off on dDM when you start, it settles down after a while. I had 3 start at ~1100hrs, after two and a half hours they're 70-75% complete, two say ~50min left and one says 30hrs.
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One looney run times, just the way we like it!
Get'em while they're hot boys! 
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Only problem is that once you've got a few 1000-hour WUs, the BOINC client will think you've filled your cache and it will not download more work.
This means that next time they run out of work there will only be a few hours of real work left in the queue.
Guess we better keep a few backup projects ready, just in case...
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Maybe you should break them up and have a bunch of computers work on them simultaneously.... Oh, yeah.
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I downloaded some PG "Seventeen or Bust" so I'm busy w/ those
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| Quote: | Workunit State:
TSA results ready to send 44
MDA results ready to send 10,526
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I think we'll be good on WU's for quite a while.
Milestones:
John Galt 007 1,700,000
Al Dente 850,000
DoW passes 700,000
mildew 350,000
Pooh Bear 27 passes 150,000
Blurf passed 100,000
Yankton passes 100,000
Dr_Vornoffs_Hex_Machina passes 80,000
JONB 25,000
And now for something almost completely different:
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What odd WU completetion times.
Ni
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2011 7:43 am Post subject: |
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I don't think our DDM production has fully recovered from the lack of WU's, but pretty good at 173K each of last two days...
| Quote: | | MDA results ready to send 7,508 |
Milestones:
The Knights Who Say Ni! passed 7,000,000
John Galt 007 passed 1,800,000
Al Dente passes 900,000
DoW passed 750,000
mildew passed 400,000 |
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Mildew
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I'm running a few other projects in parallel so I won't run out on work. Guess some of you are doing the same.
It should be enough to pass Sicituradastra, but we'll see how it goes with the Francophones...
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