David Anderson
David Anderson
Laurence: Would you mind updating your BOINC web code on the test project? That will show (on the host page) what version of Podman/Docker it has. -- D On Mon,...
According to the host detail page, that host doesn't have Docker installed. Yet it was sent jobs that require Docker. Some things to check: - Make sure that the project's...
Is this reproducible? Can you run it with verbose=1 to show the commands and their output? Note: the 'can't allocate host port' means that boinc_get_port() failed; this does socket(), bind(),...
BTW if this port allocation fails, in theory the job should proceed without graphics.
Also: how many jobs are queued on the machine? The client can be inefficient if there are hundreds or thousands.
Hmm. From the 'Starting scheduler request' to the 'Sending scheduler request' is a fairly small amount of code. I read through this code and the only suspicious thing I found...
With that hardware I doubt that the disk usage calculation is the problem, though it doesn't hurt to check. Another option is for you to install Visual Studio on that...
The client detects GPUs using CUDA and OpenCL, so if these are missing it won't detect them.
As Eric points out: if projects make both 32- and 64-bit versions, the server will learn which ones work on which machines (and if both work, which one is faster).
AFAIK the client doesn't have a mechanism for pinning a job to a GPU. I need to verify that it rewrites init_data.xml before restarting a job; otherwise a collision could...