Projects ending

Have spent a little time looking around over at WCG forums and I came across this chart

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...Pi1Project.png

Which is suggesting that for HCC and for HCMD there may be just a few weeks left for getting badges. HOWEVER I am not entirely clear if this is showiing the number of days until a Waypoint or to the end of a phase.

Any of you with more knowledge than me throw some light on this?

EDIT added from post 7: There are a bunch of interesting charts and things to look at when you go to https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...d?thread=18277

FURTHER EDIT: I notice this chart is updating as is... I guess the guy is just updating the same image

As I understand it, that's right. 44 days left till HCC runs out of work (not counting reissue etc). The project itself is due to drop a GPU beta very soon, but the current project as it stands will dry up in about the time shown.

Or not. Stuff does happen after all.

Interesting. Thank you for posting the chart.

Iirc, that's how many days of work are left in the queue... if the project scientists submit more work then that number will go up, but counting that out, we've got a month left!!!

I've got my goal on HCMD so 100% HCC till it's done! :up:

I'm planning on helping them finish with a BANG as well. :D

That chart is very cool! Too bad they don't post that chart regularly. I'd love to see that chart updated every week. Then I can "see" what is going on with the projects and watch the countdown.

To get this and much more info visit;

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/fo...d?thread=18277

Chart updates are as and when, some daily, some weekly, some with longer intervals, depending on the frequency of the depicted data or event driven such as milestones, anniversaries, records.

im sad to say it but if the work queue dries up for HCC then im done with WCG
im only here to kill cancer that took my mother
if that stops then so do i, and turn my current crunchers into SETI boxes
thats the next most interesting thing to me
sorry guys
but ill still stop in and say hi

thats if HCC stops

distrurbed,

I thought SETI died out with 0 funding?

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distrurbed,

I thought SETI died out with 0 funding?

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i was under that impression as well
for a while i wasnt getting any WUs
but now i am again
so yeah
its a hit or miss kinda thing i guess

Wait SETI.. that's the alien thing right..

yeah
the search for ET intelligence

Please don't be offended because I'm seriously curious. Why do you find this important?

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Originally Posted by disturbed13

im sad to say it but if the work queue dries up for HCC then im done with WCG
im only here to kill cancer that took my mother
if that stops then so do i, and turn my current crunchers into SETI boxes
thats the next most interesting thing to me
sorry guys
but ill still stop in and say hi

thats if HCC stops

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Can always switch to HFCC...still for cancer, just childhood.

I'm afraid to say that, for this phase at least, both are near completion, a month for one and two months for the other. I feel sure that there will be another phase released for each... the question is when.

The HCC project will be releasing a GPU client sometime "early" this year ( "early 2012" is the official information), though I haven't been watching the news on the HFCC project as closely.
I originally started crunching SETI back in '99, though I moved on to biomedical research not too long afterwards once I discovered it was available.

Childhood cancer is very interesting to me. Naturally, developing cancer at a young age when a child's DNA hasn't been exposed to quantities of carcinogens such as what an adult has experienced in their lifetime in my opinion, is interesting. I'd love to know more about it, but that darn thing called "life" keeps getting in the way.

I have alot of friends that are into SETI. Not sure of it's status, but it seems to be one that almost everyone has heard of. Anyway, I don't crunch SETI because I'm not sure what the value in it would be. Even if we received a signal(which wouldn't be in english) and understood it(which again isn't likely), what value would that add to our society besides the fact that we have proven we are not alone? They are likely to be so far away any signal we send would take decades to get there(assuming they are even listening for us). In my opinion it's one of those things that's "cool" but if you stop and thin about what value it would add I find myself fighting to draw together a good list that would affect my family, me, etc. We do not have the technology to build a ship and go visit or anything.

But please don't let my opinion discourage you from SETI or any other grid computing project.

If by "decades" you mean "millennia", then yeah. Any signal that we pick up from anything over a thousand light years away is almost irrelevant, since that civilization will have either already destroyed itself or advanced to the point where they're likely to either avoid us completely as "savages" or planet-rape us for our resources if we try to make contact.

I initially started with them because of the promise they made that anyone finding part of a validated signal would get their name on the Nobel prize. These days I don't see that the whole "not/alone in the universe" thing is a big deal either way in that it won't make any difference to me personally. Curing cancer, Malaria, HIV etc ... those could matter to me personally. Other people's mileage may vary, that's just how I feel about it.

The WCG Supplemental Performance Charts on WCG were created & are maintained by "Community Advisor" (CA) SekeRob, who is a volunteer just like you and me. He just about lives on wcg.org, answering questions when he's not updating the charts. Give him a "break" and lots of thanks.

The data presented are only what he knows - some info is publically available elsewhere, and some probably comes from the periodic chat sessions that the CAs have with WGC staff. The project end dates are not written in stone - the scientists may pull out for various reasons, eg because interim results indicate that the project is going nowhere, researchers move on (AC@H perhaps?), funding stops, ... Or they may decide to extend the research, eg HFCC was due to end months ago, but they decided to dock against another target protein. And some info may be held back by WCG, for whatever reason.

Since HCC is planning to launch a beta for a GPU version while the CPU version continues, I'd say it's highly probable that HCC end date will be extended for quite a while. OTOH, HFCC may finish soon - or they may decide to dock against more targets. :shrug:

[OT] Agree with D_A re. SETI [/OT]

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Please don't be offended because I'm seriously curious. Why do you find this important?

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ive love astronomy since childhood
i can still remember when my mom bought me my first telescope
its one of the best memories of my childhood, and of her before she passed on. which is why i crunch HCC
it would be just nice to know if there is something else out there
now i do disagree with the thought that we should make contact with them, i agree with Hawkings
it would be like when the europians came over to the Mayan/Aztec people

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Childhood cancer is very interesting to me. Naturally, developing cancer at a young age when a child's DNA hasn't been exposed to quantities of carcinogens such as what an adult has experienced in their lifetime in my opinion, is interesting. I'd love to know more about it, but that darn thing called "life" keeps getting in the way.

I have alot of friends that are into SETI. Not sure of it's status, but it seems to be one that almost everyone has heard of. Anyway, I don't crunch SETI because I'm not sure what the value in it would be. Even if we received a signal(which wouldn't be in english) and understood it(which again isn't likely), what value would that add to our society besides the fact that we have proven we are not alone? They are likely to be so far away any signal we send would take decades to get there(assuming they are even listening for us). In my opinion it's one of those things that's "cool" but if you stop and thin about what value it would add I find myself fighting to draw together a good list that would affect my family, me, etc. We do not have the technology to build a ship and go visit or anything.

But please don't let my opinion discourage you from SETI or any other grid computing project.

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thats a very good point, and a nice opinion
lets say you woke up in a house you are unfamiliar with
you get out of the house and you look around
you are in the middle of no-where all that you can see is green rolling hills and a blue sky meeting on the distant horizon
you have no working technology and no knowledge that there is anyone else out there
wouldnt it be nice to know that you are not alone?

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Originally Posted by D_A

If by "decades" you mean "millennia", then yeah. Any signal that we pick up from anything over a thousand light years away is almost irrelevant, since that civilization will have either already destroyed itself or advanced to the point where they're likely to either avoid us completely as "savages" or planet-rape us for our resources if we try to make contact.

I initially started with them because of the promise they made that anyone finding part of a validated signal would get their name on the Nobel prize. These days I don't see that the whole "not/alone in the universe" thing is a big deal either way in that it won't make any difference to me personally. Curing cancer, Malaria, HIV etc ... those could matter to me personally. Other people's mileage may vary, that's just how I feel about it.

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again i stand in the pool that says its cool to know that we are not alone
but i dont want them to stop by and say hi
if they did
all of the nut jobs would be validated and going (pardon the french) ape-:banana::banana::banana::banana: crazy in the streets
and i would be screaming NUKE EM'!!!!!!! Duke where are you?!

Oh crap... HFCC is almost done too! Heads up to whoever hasn't completed their goals - HCC/HFCC/HCMD are all low on time

How the crap am I going to get both of those up in a month...?

rumor mill (but quite reliable) says ... HCC will keep going with new targets until the transition to HCC GPU is done.

What's your run time for each of those?

Following the threads it appears that the charts calculate down and then hold and mark time at 31 days until the "official" 30 day warning is issued by the WCG techs. There has already been talk of a HCC2 project and the GPU business has been rumored/promised for some time now. There was mention of a parallel test to verify the CPU/GPU was returning valid results but again, all rumors. There IS a lot of speculation flying around the last month or so on all these issues but no official announcement of anything concrete yet.

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Originally Posted by Snow Crash

rumor mill (but quite reliable) says ... HCC will keep going with new targets until the transition to HCC GPU is done.

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Sweet! So this will keep going? Do we know if HCC GPU will be a new project or just continue? Do we really have any details on it?

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Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101

What's your run time for each of those?

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If you want the numbers YGPM

I have my personal goals on each, but I'd have to crank it up quite heavily to do that in the time frame. These snuck up on me... Not that it really matters, it's just a personal goal for projects that matter to me.

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Originally Posted by w0en

Following the threads it appears that the charts calculate down and then hold and mark time at 31 days until the "official" 30 day warning is issued by the WCG techs. There has already been talk of a HCC2 project and the GPU business has been rumored/promised for some time now. There was mention of a parallel test to verify the CPU/GPU was returning valid results but again, all rumors. There IS a lot of speculation flying around the last month or so on all these issues but no official announcement of anything concrete yet.

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Sounds good... still makes me wary since I'm a ways from my goal, but at least that means there's some time left! :up:

Thanks for the heads up Oldchap, I sure hope they get some more work for HCC!

I MUST reach my goal for HCC (my sick sisters age + yrs. to live (she's terminal)).
Do you guys think if I add HFCC to HCC that is acceptable, or is it cheating? I figure if they find a cure for Childhood Cancer it should help them with an over all cure, so I'm thinking adding the two is acceptable?

Should never have gone for those other badges :(

Johnmark, I'm sure a few people would be willing to throw some hardware on your account if you're worried about that. PM me your weak account key and I'll see what I can do.

Johnmark, send me the weak account key also and ill throw my 2600k on for a few hours a day. I know its not much but it's all I can do at the moment

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Johnmark, I'm sure a few people would be willing to throw some hardware on your account if you're worried about that. PM me your weak account key and I'll see what I can do.

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Same - I only have access to change my dual core laptop's key, but if you send me the key i'll add it. Might be able to get my 2600k on there as well, but can't promise that as idk when I'll get to mess with it next.

I can throw my 4.7Gig 2600K and 3.2Gig 1055T on there as well. There, that's already 30 cores we're throwing at you (or almost three years of work in the next month). Last time I asked for help I got sixteen six core CPUs from trn :rofl:

THANK YOU for the offers guys,REALLY appreciate it!!
Want to do this on my own though, personal thing.
I can do it if my logic of adding the two is sound ? HFCC+HCC=crunching for cancer, right?

HCC 41:026:21:46:50 + HFCC 13:155:21:16:53 =54:181 and my goal is to get to 58 minimum. ~

What do u think, is it cheating or not :)

They're both cancer work, no question about that. Were you crunching for the previous cancer project. Help Defeat Cancer? That may provide some more run time for your total. Other than that all I can suggest is using EVERY trick in the book to improve system efficiency (gains you more hours crunching time per calendar day) and bringing every outdated system you can lay your hands on up. A single core 2.4GHz P4 still brings in about 24hrs crunching time a day. It's no quad socket HTT hexacore beast, but when you're after every last hour you can lay your CPUs on ...

Tell you what, since I can't help you crunch, I'll stop crunching HCC units (ie move to another sub-project) so there's a few more left in the pot for you before the project ends. It's a token effort for sure, but it's about all I can do to help so ...

Good Idea DA

So How do you crunch for someone else?

If you want to crunch for someone else there's a couple of options. First you can talk them into handing over their user name and password, then you just detach BOINC from your own account and join the project using their credentials. Couldn't be easier ... except it gives you control of their account should you choose to abuse their trust.
A safer, and just as effective option, if for them to give you their "weak key", which is a dirty great string of characters. By putting this string of characters in the right place in the right config file your system will start crunching for the other guy without giving you access to their account settings. Slightly less easy than the first method but it affords the account owner with more privacy, control of their details and prevents spectacular douchbagery on the part of the volunteer (which has been known to happen though I'd be REALLY surprised to see it here).

OK, got that, Thanks.

I have dropped out of HCC, HCMD and HFCC. I have the badges so, apart from what is in cache, I'll leave what's left for those in need.

Off Topic (but what's new about that here) DA, You mentioned learning some new stuff....Have you played at all with "Rocks"? Want to help me try to run it over the next few weeks?

I used to describe my computers as "rocks" due to their age. It spawned a couple of amusing (at the time) pictures as well. Post a link and I'll have a look.

Ok, Johnmark. I just handed back ("aborted") 44 pages of HCC work so they'll be reallocated. Crunch them well.

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Ok, Johnmark. I just handed back ("aborted") 44 pages of HCC work so they'll be reallocated. Crunch them well.

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Thank You :)

I'm increasing the cache on all machines to 10 days, and putting the Core Duo lappy online. So that will be 66 threads running, which should mean 66 days of crunching time per 24hrs, is that right?

More or less, depending on efficiency and validations etc, but that's the general idea.

If you're adding all the cancer projects I don't think you'll have an issue at all as there should be a HCC GPU client next, and after that there's bound to be another Cancer project.

They'll keep making them and we'll keep crunching them till there's no more cancer... :up:

Here is the official info from WCG for the end of project for HCMD2 (posted Jan 26, 2012):
https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...d_thread,32499

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Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy Phase 2 - 18 days left of new work
Hello all,

This is the official statement saying there is an estimated 18 days left of new work to be sent out. In addition, we will be changing the way work units are distributed for this project. Previously priority was given to work units that were children/grandchilden of the original parent work units. We will be changing this to give priority to parent work units (so these will be sent prior to children/grandchild work units). This will allow for a more consistent supply of hcmd2 work units until the end of the project.

Thank you for all your help and support with this project!

Seippel

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Originally Posted by disturbed13

im sad to say it but if the work queue dries up for HCC then im done with WCG
im only here to kill cancer that took my mother
if that stops then so do i, and turn my current crunchers into SETI boxes
thats the next most interesting thing to me
sorry guys
but ill still stop in and say hi

thats if HCC stops

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I feel your pain. I got into this from the intense images of watching my grandmother die painfully from Cancer back in the mid 60's.
I run just the HCC and HFCC WU
What I want to say is that I beleive that if HCC "stops" it will be replaced by a newer Cancer app that will essentially be step 3.
They learned from step1 and then chaged the "questions" that were being asked in step2(HCC)
It's far from over my friend.
My sympathies for the loss of your Mother.

There's going to be another HCC phase, they're just working on a GPU client to take over from the current CPU client. I suppose you COULD say that they'll be winding up HCC, but only on CPU. Both clients will, apparently co-exist for a short while.

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Here is the official info from WCG for the end of project for HCMD2 (posted Jan 26, 2012):
https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...d_thread,32499

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Well, I'm not going to hit my Saphire badge on that one (1:196:12:16:14) :(
Have it for HFCC and was working towards it on both HCMD2 and HCC. I decided to stop on HCMD2 and run only HCC to at least try to get that one before it runs it's course.

hello im trying to get a beta gpu so i enabled my gpu's in boinc hopefully i can get a test run right now i got a 570 fermi waiting. And a pair
of 6970s in crossfire waiting for work, im hoping some more will try and get a gpu beta run test. so we can get an idea what will be needed
to continue WCG cancer research.

Please tell me everything that needs to be done to join the GPU Beta?

Currently World Community Grid has no beta work running, let alone any GPU beta work. When the HCC GPU beta is released it will be announced here: https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...eads?forum=181

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Currently World Community Grid has no beta work running, let alone any GPU beta work. When the HCC GPU beta is released it will be announced here: https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.or...eads?forum=181

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Sounds like the beta for a new project started today! Here's hoping it's to replace the cancer projects we're finishing! :up:

And do we have a timeline on the GPU thing? Or any idea at all really?

"Early 2012" is as close as I remember seeing. Not exactly a precise date, I know.

Yeah there's some CPU beta work dropping here and there. I haven't got any as yet. Another project will get me into the "20 badge club" or whatever it's called.

So it looks like they added more HFCC WUs and HCC hasn't gone down at all... HCMD2 is dwindling though... 19 days for those of you needing this still.

I want to bring your attention to a thread over at WCG relating to the charts and graphs mentioned above

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/fo...d_thread,25987

I started this here as I thought it may help a few people but it seems that we (and by that I mean all WCG'ers) have been putting some strain on the source's hosting. So, I may edit out the pic at the top and just leave the address in situ.

Open to thoughts and comment on this.

Does XS do automatic refreshing or only when we actually look at it?

If it's auto we should definately fix that... maybe just put the link to the normal page and a link directly to this main chart?

And it may just be an increase in traffic - I know I've been coming here to look at that chart b/c the WCG site loads slowly for me... So I've looked at it more, and you brought it to the attention of a bunch of crunchers. :shrug:

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I want to bring your attention to a thread over at WCG relating to the charts and graphs mentioned above

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/fo...d_thread,25987

I started this here as I thought it may help a few people but it seems that we (and by that I mean all WCG'ers) have been putting some strain on the source's hosting. So, I may edit out the pic at the top and just leave the address in situ.

Open to thoughts and comment on this.

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They experienced some bandwidth issues in 2009 :rolleyes: - don't think they have it now. But if you concerned just put the link in the message.

Didn't catch that... Agreed.

Anyone want to help me accumulate HCMD time before that project finishes? I've got both Core i7's working on it for 16 threads but it's finished in another 2 weeks--about 224 days of work and short of the 730 needed for Sapphire. I even ordered a PCIe x1 wifi adapter, so I can move my PCI adapter to the Q8300.

Alternatively, I might be able to cheat--run WCG in several Linux virtual machines each simulating 8 threads. I've got RAM space for 5 VMs, so one Core i7 possibly crunching 48 WUs at a time.

i can help with that. just tell me how switch my machines to your account. 10threads should help a little

I can help you out too, like haschioz said just tell me how to change over to your account. Got 18 threads to lend.

I can help too. 12 threads here. I just go my sapphire HCMD badge my self.

Post up your public key so people can help out.

Good news! HFCC just added more work into their queue - now up to 115 days of work.

So badge hunters can concentrate on finishing HCMD and HCC and get the badge for HFCC in a month when those are done. :clap:

Edit: Work not added yet... reduced feeder priority to keep a constant supply since the next set of WUs isn't expected to be ready till May.

Yikes! I didn't realize there were responses and we're almost out of time!

449538_91c2c6b9a0dbab8981223f624bff9f3f

I'm up to 132 days of work and there's 4 days remaining according to the projection. I ordered 10 days of cache for the i7-950, i7-920, & Q8300. The Q8300 definitely does not have 10 days cached.

Cache all ya got!

Sounds like it was just too far to go, but with what you've got you'll get 100 days before work is out, then you should be able to get 250 days or so on the cached WUs... That's 480 days of the 720? So you need 240 days at least.

That means at least 24 more threads figuring a 10 day cache... If these guys jump on and you Cache to the max you should (just) make it.

FYI that's his public key guys.

Well I've got both Core i7's with Hyperthreading enabled. I've also got the Q8300 running, but its cache is basically for 1 day's work. I've got your Xeon X5675's for another 12 threads--and it looks like the Xeon has at least a 5-day cache. I'm up to 32 threads right now. Anyone who adds would be great.

(730-132=598 hours)/32 threads=18.69 calendar days

It'd take 150 threads to be ensured the Sapphire badge within 4 days from today. 50 threads may get it within 12 days--the problem will be populating the new hosts caches. Damn it--if only I would have looked at this thread again sooner--we'd have had more time!

Forum went weird on me right after I replied to your message. +18 threads here if you didn't count 'em already. I'm already seeing messages complaining about lack of work though it might just be a feeder slowdown.

Hmmm, threw another two cores on and it can't get work. Also starting to see idle cores amongst the rest. They might release some more overnight, we'll see what happens.

Pretty much to be expected. I'm half thinking of "adjusting" my core clocks to get less work done per WU.

Anyways--my main (i7-950) & old main (Q8300) have been getting new WUs but it seems that my server (i7-920), well, isn't. The only due dates there are the 21st & 22nd while the mains have WUs for the 25th.

Yeah, same here. No new WU for HCMD. I'm down to needing only 90 days. I have 14 cores and just changed my cache from 2 to 5 days. Let's hope for the best and we all get our goals.

Just push the cache in your preferences to 10 days - that way every WU it returns it will request the max number of units. (but turn off allow other work first if you haven't already)

I think you have a serious chance to make it if you do this.

And are you guys really having difficulty getting work??? Just looked at mine and it's got a full queue. :shrug:

And thank you everyone--I'm counting 7 computers and I don't know who to thank for each.

Compute-0-0.local -- 12 cores -- Otis
Slack-Boxen --
Sausageman --
Grumblebum --
Girlz-Desktop --
Boyz-Desktop --
Bollocks --

On a side-note, I was investigating virtual machines but it BOINC was reporting something about an invalid platform. I was going to run an 8-core VM or four but I can't get it working. (Ubuntu 10.04 LTS x64, 4GB partition, 1GB RAM, 8 cores, Intel VT-x.)

how do i assign my machines to your key?

On linux (command line) you can simply attach to his key just like you would with yours, but on windows I would look here at post 180.

I haven't done this in windows before, but it seems to work for those guys.

Adjusted for mine...

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cd C:\Program Files\BOINC
boinccmd --project http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org detach
boinccmd --project_attach http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org 449538_91c2c6b9a0dbab8981223f624bff9f3f
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\BOINC
boinccmd --project http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org detach
boinccmd --project_attach http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org 449538_91c2c6b9a0dbab8981223f624bff9f3f

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Stick that in a *.cmd or *.bat and execute it. That should work for any version of Windows.

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boinccmd --project_attach www.worldcommunitygrid.com 449538_91c2c6b9a0dbab8981223f624bff9f3f

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I think that's the command for Linux but you'll first need to navigate to the BOINC folder.

To verify in Windows at least...

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boinccmd --get_project_status

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And you'll get something like...

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======== Projects ========
1) -----------
  name: World Community Grid
  master URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/
  user_name: Bobsama
  team_name: XtremeSystems
  resource share: 100.000000
  user_total_credit: 1205135.850283
  user_expavg_credit: 6788.963658
  host_total_credit: 29453.873749
  host_expavg_credit: 2109.108449
  nrpc_failures: 0
  master_fetch_failures: 0
  master fetch pending: no
  scheduler RPC pending: no
  trickle upload pending: no
  attached via Account Manager: no
  ended: no
  suspended via GUI: no
  don't request more work: no
  disk usage: 0.000000
  last RPC: 1329324001.409542
  project files downloaded: 0.000000
GUI URL:
  name: Global Statistics
  description: Summary statistics for World Community Grid
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/stat/viewGlobal.do
GUI URL:
  name: My Grid
  description: Your statistics and settings
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/viewMyMemberPage.do
GUI URL:
  name: Results Status
  description: View the status of your assigned work
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/viewBoincResults.do
GUI URL:
  name: Device Profiles
  description: Update your device settings
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/device/viewProfiles.do
GUI URL:
  name: Research
  description: Learn about the projects hosted at World Community Grid
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/projects_showcase/viewResearch.do
GUI URL:
  name: Forums
  description: Visit the World Community Grid forums
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forumLogin.do
GUI URL:
  name: Help
  description: Search for help in our help system
  URL: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/help/viewHelp.do

C:\Program Files\BOINC>

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I have my HTPC on your account now. But it looks like there is no more work. Only got 19 tasks. And now see these messages.

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World Community Grid        15-2-2012 21:18:42        Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks       
World Community Grid        15-2-2012 21:18:42        You used the wrong URL for this project.  When convenient, remove this project, then add http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/       
World Community Grid        15-2-2012 21:18:42        No work sent       
World Community Grid        15-2-2012 21:18:42        No work is available for Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy - Phase 2       
World Community Grid        15-2-2012 21:18:42        No work available for the applications you have selected.  Please check your settings on the website.

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Every WU counts--give it a bit of time and hopefully some more tasks will be sent out. I have some "A" WU's in my cache so there'll be "B" workunits and then a tertiary group to follow.

All three of my systems appear to have full caches with Feb 25 deadline WUs and a lot of "high priority" tasks. All three are running at stock turbo clocks.

The alternative is I could start allowing other projects to run (if no work is available, crunch other projects) but then we'd have a lower scheduler priority with HCMD.

I picked up some more overnight, though I still have idle cores. It should get some more when the next lot of units drop.

Also added my main cruncher now (had to finish the WU's I had) and it doesn't get any work at the moment. Lets see what over night. That poor little 2600K is getting cold now.:p:

Got 1 pc changed over so far will see if I can get ubuntu machines changed over.

An update for those who are donating their CPU time to me... a run-down with a rough number of WUs "in progress". Remember there's 15 WUs per page and it looks like most of the "1 page" systems are around 15 WUs "in progress".

compute-0-0.local: 37 pages
Thomas-i7-920: 27 pages
Thomas-i7-950: 19 pages
Thomas-Q8300: 4 pages
slack-boxen: 2 pages
simracingmedia1: 1 page
sausageman: 1 page
Jamie-PC: 1 page
boyz-desktop: 1 page
girlz-desktop: 5 WUs (1 page pending validations)
grumblebum: 0 WUs (1 page pending validations)

Nobody's thrown off any error or inconclusive WUs.

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Originally Posted by Bobsama

An update for those who are donating their CPU time to me... a run-down with a rough number of WUs "in progress". Remember there's 15 WUs per page and it looks like most of the "1 page" systems are around 15 WUs "in progress".

compute-0-0.local: 37 pages
Thomas-i7-920: 27 pages
Thomas-i7-950: 19 pages
Thomas-Q8300: 4 pages
slack-boxen: 2 pages
simracingmedia1: 1 page
sausageman: 1 page
Jamie-PC: 1 page
boyz-desktop: 1 page
girlz-desktop: 5 WUs (1 page pending validations)
grumblebum: 0 WUs (1 page pending validations)

Nobody's thrown off any error or inconclusive WUs.

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You out here hustling these poor people out of their work?:rofl:

Hmmm ... that list looks a little short to me. How's today's update look?

added 2 more machines but one of them hasn't picked up any work yet.

Mine are starting to drop off due to sever lack of work. I hope there was enough.

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Originally Posted by Movieman

You out here hustling these poor people out of their work?:rofl:

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As I said before the forum deleted it, anything for a chance at some pie! (32K points yesterday.)

Anyways, yank your machines or note to me if they stop getting work. I'll put them on another profile. I'm going to switching off the Q8300 when this is all over.

My Q6600 still has a few WU's, pulled the 9550 that ran out of work and the 1090T that never got any. How close are you to getting your badge?