I know, but I figure if @Skillz can poke everybody about the PrimeGrid stuff (in Discord), the least I can do is to poke everybody I pass that I recognize in F@H.It looks like @geecee isn't folding, and hasn't for a long time. . All zero's.
The new info is underneath the progress bars. I updated the description to point it out better.The greasyfork screenshot looks identical to the standard V8 webpage, no additional information that I can see?
And I don't mean to rain on your parade, but this has a lot of fun info: https://webclient.lar.systems/8_3_5/
Edit: Breath-Weapon might need a tictac?
Now I've passed @DainBramaged.Hey, @geecee, I just passed you in F@H! Are you going to do anything about it?
Do I need to do anything special for this or just set FAH to team Anandtech (which it already is)?
It’s not too late - it runs all month!I looked for a Folding race thread a couple of weeks back I didn't realise (or didn't see) this was the racing thread, different title threw me off
I'm up for it, but is it too late?
Main rig spec in sig. Will run it 24/7 for the race.
I've now passed @Modular, but I doubt he'll see it.I know, but I figure if @Skillz can poke everybody about the PrimeGrid stuff (in Discord), the least I can do is to poke everybody I pass that I recognize in F@H.
22:22:55:I1:WU161:Requesting WU assignment for user Ken_g6 team 198
22:22:55:I1:OUT526:> POST https://assign5.foldingathome.org/api/assign HTTP/1.1
22:22:55:I1:OUT526:< HTTP/1.1 503 HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
22:22:55:E :OUT526:HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE: {"error":"No appropriate assignment"}
I forgot to thank you for the fah forum link. It helped me a lot. So, Thank You. 👍Looks like Ubuntu 20.04 is too old for core24. After 12 min of FahCore returned: FAILED_2 (1 = 0x1) another core23 WU downloaded and continued.
I updated to Ubuntu 22 via putty and it worked for me. It's a bit disappointing when applications are compiled with fairly new requirements. I hope there's at least something in a newer glibc version that's being used and not available in the ones available to Ubuntu 20.04.I forgot to thank you for the fah forum link. It helped me a lot. So, Thank You. 👍
You could make a backup copy of /etc/fahclient/config.xml for easier recovery.The problem I have with linux and F@H is that every time I have a error of some type, and reboot the PC its on, it loses the video card, and I can't get it to work unless I remove F@H totally, reboot the PC, then re-install F@H. Then add the video card, then reboot again.
Just happened to my 9654. A F@H unit "FAILED". The Fix is usually a reboot. I did and lost F@H completely. Its on a Genoa, and reboots take so long, so I may remove the card and put it in a windows box. (its a 4080)You could make a backup copy of /etc/fahclient/config.xml for easier recovery.
If FAHCore or FAHClient had a problem, then reboot + client restart may not help because then the client likely tries to restart the bugged WU. On the other hand, deinstallation+reinstallation+reconfiguration can be avoided:
I have all my dGPU equipped computers configured to *not* autostart the FAHClient service at boot. I always only start it manually. And before I do, I am able to e.g. remove failed work from the /var/lib/fahclient/work/ directory on the very rare occasion of a prior serious failure.
Thus, I never had to uninstall+reinstall+reconfigure the client.