IMPORTANT FOR BIGADV USERS: -bigadv workunits now require the 6.29 Linux SMP client

[Zero82z]

If you're using an older version of Linuxrouter's VM or a native Linux install with an older client version, you must now upgrade to version 6.29 if you want to keep running -bigadv units. Here is the download link: http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandeg...6.29-Linux.tgz

[phil3_66666]

i find that the hard way on my side, 3 day of stupid a1... upgrade yesterday morning and my pc shutdown during night(it was running 3bigadv on 0.6 without a crash...)

[stoanee]

Originally Posted by Zero82z

If you're using an older version of Linuxrouter's VM or a native Linux install with an older client version, you must now upgrade to version 6.29 if you want to keep running -bigadv units. Here is the download link: http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandeg...6.29-Linux.tgz

What exactly do you do with it?

[Arinoth]

Hmm wonder if this means smp2 is just around the corner in getting bigadv wus.....

[SugarJ]

Originally Posted by stoanee

What exactly do you do with it?

Run this in linuxrouter's VM:

wget http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/release/FAH6.29-Linux.tgz
mkdir old
cp fah6 mpiexec old
tar xzf FAH6.29-Linux.tgz

I had issues though, just found it easier to upgrade to version 1.1 of his VM.

[chrisk]

Originally Posted by SugarJ

Run this in linuxrouter's VM:

wget http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/release/FAH6.29-Linux.tgz
mkdir old
cp fah6 mpiexec old
tar xzf FAH6.29-Linux.tgz

I had issues though, just found it easier to upgrade to version 1.1 of his VM.

+1. I would just use that version of the vm. There are some improvements too, other than 6.29.

[stoanee]

Originally Posted by SugarJ

Run this in linuxrouter's VM:

wget http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/release/FAH6.29-Linux.tgz
mkdir old
cp fah6 mpiexec old
tar xzf FAH6.29-Linux.tgz

I had issues though, just found it easier to upgrade to version 1.1 of his VM.

Tried that, seemed to really be slow and I am not sure why but the ppd was like......900....

[geokilla]

Originally Posted by stoanee

Tried that, seemed to really be slow and I am not sure why but the ppd was like......900....

900PPD? Maybe you got a A1 WU or something...

[chrisk]

Originally Posted by stoanee

Tried that, seemed to really be slow and I am not sure why but the ppd was like......900....

Did you try dropping in the 6.29, or using a whole new vmware image? There is a config page you enter on 1.1 where you select the -smp 8 flag.

[Zero82z]

Originally Posted by Arinoth

Hmm wonder if this means smp2 is just around the corner in getting bigadv wus.....

It has nothing to do with SMP2. It was announced back when 6.29 was first released that it will become mandatory for running -bigadv units, because there were some critical fixes in the new client version. They've just put that into effect now.