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The Skynet POGS - Sourcefinder Beta project
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The project has just announced that they are turning on DB Exporter for stat's. First release to be available in 24 hours.
Bill F -
That'd be Duchamp Sourcefinder: http://54.196.169.236/duchamp/
Stats are indeed being exported: http://54.196.169.236/duchamp/stats/
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Wow, have to love not having a DNS name for the project. I'll get it added shortly.
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Please update links for this project to: https://sourcefinder.theskynet.org/duchamp/.
Also some news from the project site:Message 875 - Posted: 1 Nov 2017, 2:43:17 UTC
Greetings Everyone!
I'm pleased to announce that I'm starting production workunits for SoFiA. After the removal of the Wm50 parameter from SoFiA's parameter files, the previous determinism issues disappeared, so I'm ready to begin pushing out production work units.
These work units are the exact same as the Duchamp ones, around 15MB in size. This time, however, we're running 486 different parameter combinations, which is up significantly from Duchamp's 176 parameter combinations. You can expect longer WU times, with a larger amount of credit per WU.
The project scientists are also in the process of re-chopping the DINGO cube in to larger, 100MB pieces that we'll also be running through SoFiA. When these cubelets are available, I will be splitting them in to a set of 5 different runs, with a different parameter set for each run. The first 4 runs will contain 100 of the 486 SoFiA parameters, with the final run making up the remaining 86 parameters.
I'll keep you updated as to when these workunits will be available.
I must also recommend that everyone does NOT update to VirtualBox 5.2 for the time being. I'm currently waiting on BOINC to officially release their VirtualBox 5.2 compatible wrapper versions.
Finally, I'm going to attempt to make time to check the Sourcefinder message boards every day, instead of only on Wednesdays when I'm actually working on Sourcefinder tasks. Hopefully this'll help me be significantly more responsive to any Sourcefinder related issues that crop up over the coming months.
Thank you everyone for being patient with the rather slow progress of the SoFiA beta. I hope to have a fairly steady flow of production work units.
Happy Crunching!
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