Too much overclock ????

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Not all Czech`s bounce but I`d like to try with Barbar ;-)

Make no mistake This IS the TEDDIES TEAM.

More info on your setup....


But try resetting the project.
[Projects tab - select rosetta, hit reset project button]


(note the error for all the tasks returned for you computer is this
<core_client_version>5.4.11</core_client_version>
<message>
Unzul�ssige Funktion. (0x1) - exit code 1 (0x1)
</message>
<stderr_txt>
# cpu_run_time_pref: 10800
ERROR:: Exit at: .read_paths.cc line:346

</stderr_txt>

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This error has often something to do with a missing DLL (mscoree.dll from .net maybe?)


p.s.: OpenGL32 / GLU32 would be another set of DLLs which might be missing in windows - but I think those are loaded at runtime under program control and would cause a more specific error message. Mscoree.dll has been a problem in several projects.

This error has often something to do with a missing DLL (mscoree.dll from .net maybe?)


p.s.: OpenGL32 / GLU32 would be another set of DLLs which might be missing in windows - but I think those are loaded at runtime under program control and would cause a more specific error message. Mscoree.dll has been a problem in several projects.

That's on of the main .NET file. Rosetta@Home doesn't need .NET installed ?

If ti was OpenGL I would think Seti also would not run.

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I can only guess : Dynamic vs. static linking or module loading maybe? The mscoree.dll reference might get in there through the BOINC API or it is even default for MS VC++ .net projects and can only be avoided with special linker switches.

There have been even side effects between CPDN and DirectDraw, which shouldn't be there in an GLUT based program - even when no CPDN graphics have been in use.

There aren't too many DLL references in the Rosetta client, the only non-standard one I could find has been this mscoree and the GLUT/OpenGL libraries of course.


p.s.: I do not have .net installed but I still needed mscoree.dll to run Einstein a few months back.

I can only guess : Dynamic vs. static linking or module loading maybe? The mscoree.dll reference might get in there through the BOINC API or it is even default for MS VC++ .net projects and can only be avoided with special linker switches.

There have been even side effects between CPDN and DirectDraw, which shouldn't be there in an GLUT based program - even when no CPDN graphics have been in use.

There aren't too many DLL references in the Rosetta client, the only non-standard one I could find has been this mscoree and the GLUT/OpenGL libraries of course.


p.s.: I do not have .net installed but I still needed mscoree.dll to run Einstein a few months back.

I think if you look ddraw.dll is a dependency of opengl32.dll


I can see no direct mention of the .netbit using dependency walker...
Either way the David's should know what the problem is -)

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i've just been playing with a system: celeron700, 192mb RAM and XP. I used nlite to cut XP down to the bare essentials and installed, and Rosetta wouldn't run for more than a second or so of CPU time before dying and being restarted. I can't remember what the messages tab said but it was something along the lines of:
error blah blah
try reattaching
restarting WU

I did a full install of XP and Rosetta ran fine, and then I used XP Lite to cut the XP installation down. On reboot it was giving the error as it had after the nlite install. Using filemon (from sysinternals(?)) I traced it to opengl32.exe and glu32.dll, as FC has already mentioned. I put copies of these files into system32 and it's running fine again.

I'll post back with the exact error later incase anyone is searching the boards for it.

cheers
Danny

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i've just been playing with a system: celeron700, 192mb RAM and XP. I used nlite to cut XP down to the bare essentials and installed, and Rosetta wouldn't run for more than a second or so of CPU time before dying and being restarted. I can't remember what the messages tab said but it was something along the lines of:
error blah blah
try reattaching
restarting WU

I did a full install of XP and Rosetta ran fine, and then I used XP Lite to cut the XP installation down. On reboot it was giving the error as it had after the nlite install. Using filemon (from sysinternals(?)) I traced it to opengl32.exe and glu32.dll, as FC has already mentioned. I put copies of these files into system32 and it's running fine again.

I'll post back with the exact error later incase anyone is searching the boards for it.

cheers
Danny

If you disable the graphics does it still happen (running as a service with a proper logon (none interactive) should cause it to go into disable mode)

P.S. Anananananananas brough up OGL first :-)

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If you disable the graphics does it still happen (running as a service with a proper logon (none interactive) should cause it to go into disable mode)

yeah - installed as a service - no graphics available - and still had the same problem.

P.S. Anananananananas brough up OGL first :-)

oh yeah! credit for suggesting OGL duly changed to Anananananananas :-)

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The problem with OpenGL is known from QMC, it still tries to load the .dll (or .so) files even if it would not need to. A way to avoid that is to load it from the program instead of using an import library in the project IDE config.

I keep getting these errors as well. What is strange is that they started out of the blue, just yesterday I was running fine, now I get the error after about 10-11 seconds everytime.

Should have nothing to do with my overclock as all other projects seem to be ok. Also I get the errors even without the overclock.

Here's the error.

10/11/2006 4:15:00 PM|rosetta@home|Starting task FRA_t383_CASP7_hom001_4_t383_4_1qynA_IGNORE_THE_REST_264_1064_125_0 using rosetta version 532
10/11/2006 4:15:12 PM|rosetta@home|Unrecoverable error for result FRA_t383_CASP7_hom001_4_t383_4_1qynA_IGNORE_THE_REST_264_1064_125_0 (Incorrect function. (0x1) - exit code 1 (0x1))
10/11/2006 4:15:12 PM||Rescheduling CPU: application exited

I searched the forums and only found a couple threads, and so far I don't believe any of the solutions apply to my situation.

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I keep getting these errors as well. What is strange is that they started out of the blue, just yesterday I was running fine, now I get the error after about 10-11 seconds everytime.

Should have nothing to do with my overclock as all other projects seem to be ok. Also I get the errors even without the overclock.

Here's the error.

10/11/2006 4:15:00 PM|rosetta@home|Starting task FRA_t383_CASP7_hom001_4_t383_4_1qynA_IGNORE_THE_REST_264_1064_125_0 using rosetta version 532
10/11/2006 4:15:12 PM|rosetta@home|Unrecoverable error for result FRA_t383_CASP7_hom001_4_t383_4_1qynA_IGNORE_THE_REST_264_1064_125_0 (Incorrect function. (0x1) - exit code 1 (0x1))
10/11/2006 4:15:12 PM||Rescheduling CPU: application exited

I searched the forums and only found a couple threads, and so far I don't believe any of the solutions apply to my situation.

You could try running processexplorer from sysinternals and filter for errors (uncheck successes). It might point you to a file that's missing or corrupt.

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Also, you might want try updating a specific input file or resetting the project. The errors seem a bit odd from our end. They suggest a corrupt database input file.

The input file is: bbdep02.May.sortlib.gz

it gets downloaded only once when you run your very first work unit. It should be located in the r@h project directory where boinc is installed. You can get the file via:

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/download/15a/bbdep02.May.sortlib.gz

and then replace the existing one.

Resubscribing to the project and deleting all related folders solved the problem for me. Seems to be working fine now.
Thanks for the hint somewhere in this thread.

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