Katawa Shoujo Folding@Home Team

[Kota]

In case you haven't noticed, I've gotten my stuff back up, running on 2x 9800gt and 1x 5870m and 1x PS3. I also have access to a linux server with an octocore Xeon @ 3.16ghz and 32GB RAM, but afaik the Linux client is unstable...

I've been running the linux SMP core since '09 and have to say it would not be a good plan to try it on a production server.
I get many months of stable 24/7 operation, but very occasionally it flakes out and drops the machine.
I can imagine the hilarity that would ensue as the financial database took a shit at around noon on a payday because some joker was running F@H on it.
However, if this server is not critical in any way (and you own it, not your employer) then I would say go for it. Just keep an eye on it.

Welcome back Kota...
Hey, wasn't that a TV show?

Thanks, and it was Kotter. Someone did that about 2 weeks ago. Weird, because it was the first time I've heard of it.

[Mirage_GSM]

Strange things happening...

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[20:24:56] - Ask before connecting: No
[20:24:56] - User name: Mirage_GSM (Team 167809)
[20:24:56] - User ID: 52E0D02441564D49
[20:24:56] - Machine ID: 2
[20:24:56] 
[20:24:56] Gpu type=2 species=30.
[20:24:56] Loaded queue successfully.
[20:24:56] Initialization complete
[20:24:56] 
[20:24:56] + Processing work unit
[20:24:56] Core required: FahCore_15.exe
[20:24:56] Core found.
[20:24:56] Working on queue slot 00 [January 31 20:24:56 UTC]
[20:24:56] + Working ...
[20:24:57] 
[20:24:57] *------------------------------*
[20:24:57] Folding@Home GPU Core
[20:24:57] Version 2.14 (Thu Nov 11 09:42:43 PST 2010)
[20:24:57] 
[20:24:57] Compiler  : Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 14.00.50727.42 for 80x86 
[20:24:57] Build host: amoeba 
[20:24:57] Board Type: NVIDIA/CUDA
[20:24:57] Core      : x=15
[20:24:57]  Window's signal control handler registered.
[20:24:57] Preparing to commence simulation
[20:24:57] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[20:25:07] - Looking at optimizations...
[20:25:07] - Working with standard loops on this execution.
[20:25:07] - Previous termination of core was improper.
[20:25:07] - Files status OK
[20:25:07] sizeof(CORE_PACKET_HDR) = 512 file=<>
[20:25:07] - Expanded 42796 -> 167707 (decompressed 391.8 percent)
[20:25:07] Called DecompressByteArray: compressed_data_size=42796 data_size=167707, decompressed_data_size=167707 diff=0
[20:25:07] - Digital signature verified
[20:25:07] 
[20:25:07] Project: 11177 (Run 14, Clone 88, Gen 32)
[20:25:07] 
[20:25:07] Entering M.D.
[20:25:09] Will resume from checkpoint file work/wudata_00.ckp
[20:25:09] Tpr hash work/wudata_00.tpr:  661107295 1840095893 300913608 2440632653 6668661
[20:25:10] Working on ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AMYLOID
[20:25:10] Client config found, loading data.
[20:25:10] Starting GUI Server
[20:25:14] Resuming from checkpoint
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: retreived and current tpr file hash:
[20:25:14]    0    661107295    661107295
[20:25:14]    1   1840095893   1840095893
[20:25:14]    2    300913608    300913608
[20:25:14]    3   2440632653   2440632653
[20:25:14]    4      6668661      6668661
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: file hashes same.
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: state restored.
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: name work/wudata_00.log Verified work/wudata_00.log
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: name work/wudata_00.trr Verified work/wudata_00.trr
[20:25:14] fcCheckPointResume: name work/wudata_00.xtc Verified work/wudata_00.xtc
[20:25:15] fcCheckPointResume: name work/wudata_00.edr Verified work/wudata_00.edr
[20:25:15] fcCheckPointResume: state restored 2
[20:25:15] Resumed from checkpoint
[20:25:15] Completed  50000000 out of 50000000 steps (100%).
[20:36:51] Completed  50499999 out of 50000000 steps (101%).
[20:49:19] Completed  50999999 out of 50000000 steps (102%).
[21:01:58] Completed  51499999 out of 50000000 steps (103%).
...

Currently at 215%...
Pausing work for now.
Any ideas what could be happening here?

[Bara]

Strange things happening...

[20:25:15] Resumed from checkpoint
[20:25:15] Completed 50000000 out of 50000000 steps (100%).
[20:36:51] Completed 50499999 out of 50000000 steps (101%).
[20:49:19] Completed 50999999 out of 50000000 steps (102%).
[21:01:58] Completed 51499999 out of 50000000 steps (103%).
...[/code]
Currently at 215%...
Pausing work for now.
Any ideas what could be happening here?

Bonus round? Extra credit? Protein not only folded but spindled and mutilated too?
I've got no idea what is causing that Mirage. Sorry.

[Mirage_GSM]

Any idea how to tell him to dump that core and get a new one?

[Ropewash]

Delete the Work folder?
That's how I usually do it.

[Mirage_GSM]

Well, I wasn't certain if I could simply delete it without breaking something.
Seems to work again, though.
Thanks

[MissingUsername]

Wow, I didn't realize one work unit would take so long to finish. My lappy's been on for around 10 hours and Im only at around 17%.

[40%]

Hell yeah, finally got my first 100,000 points. Nothing special, I suppose, but still pretty cool. Thank you PS3<3

[Bara]

Hell yeah, finally got my first 100,000 points. Nothing special, I suppose, but still pretty cool. Thank you PS3<3

100K on a PS3 takes a while. Not bad at all; just keep plugging away.

[Teclo]

I've added the team number to my profile and have run the program for a number of hours but I don't seem to be in the team list. Do I have to finish a whole "block", or whatever you call it, before I show up?

[Mirage_GSM]

Yes and then it might take a few more hours until the list updates.

[hatori1181]

as a person diagnosed with Parkinson's, I will happily join this cause.

[Totz the Plaid]

You know, I've wondered about this thread's popularity for a while as this blog post: http://katawashoujo.blogspot.com/2009/0 ... ranes.html left me with the mistaken impression that it was an origami thing.

Now that I see that it's an automatic program to try to help figure out the workings of proteins and advance medical science, I wish my computer wasn't a piece of shit so that I could join in with this. Here's hoping that the Katawa Shoujo team's research helps save some lives!

[Shades of gray]

pity that my comp is a bit outdated... and my ISP is a auto-throttling B**** or i'd be helping.

[cemex]

You know, I've wondered about this thread's popularity for a while as this blog post: http://katawashoujo.blogspot.com/2009/0 ... ranes.html left me with the mistaken impression that it was an origami thing.

Now that I see that it's an automatic program to try to help figure out the workings of proteins and advance medical science, I wish my computer wasn't a piece of shit so that I could join in with this. Here's hoping that the Katawa Shoujo team's research helps save some lives!

That won't prevent you from taking part, I've run the client on an Atom processor and I've been able to contribute