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Yes, i found that... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121874

The thing is, that's a straight copy/paste from Asus' Propaganda page. And it should be taken as such. Every...

Whoa. Did I miss something?

Very sexy!

So let me get this straight....

You bought a TitanZ.
Your performance isn't what you'd had hoped.
You want to do an RMA on a perfectly working card just because you aren't happy with the...

Well, that's definitely your opinion. Let's stick to facts as opinions are like a**holes.. everyone has one... and it stinks...

I'd say that any company that is in a position to kill a rival...

So are you saying that Nvidia shouldn't try to help companies optimize their games because AMD isn't doing the same thing (or at least isn't doing it to the same extent)?

Every company wants to be...

I've changed no PPAs. I'm not 100% convinced that GRUB doesn't know about ZFS. If I get a list of files inside the grub install directory it has files that have zfs in the name. I don't have them...

Yeah, trust me. If there's some hacky way of applying hardware in a non-conventional way to achieve an objective with WCG I've probably done it. ;)

I used to use imdisk. Not a bad program but...

LOL. Another thread on ramdisks. It's funny how RAMdisks never get old. Guess mentioning them a week ago started a craze. :P

This is what I use. Not only is it free but it has the highest...

Yeah, I tried to maximize what was available for WUs. I didn't even have monitors or keyboards attached to the machines so I set everything to maximize WU processing.

When I was experimenting with my RAMdisk that was an actual SATA drive the calculations I came up with for my 4c/8t machine to be able to do all CEP2 from RAM was going to be in excess of 32GB of...

Yes, but the problem I've had is that the OS gets corrupted and them I'm back at square one. I wanted a way to know when the OS or any files the machine has are corrupt so I can just do a restore...

CEP2 WUs can require up to 2GB of RAM per thread. If you are using a software RAMdisk and don't have a boatload of RAM (as well as plenty of RAMdisk space to store the CEP2 data) then they fail. I...

Oh, i've tried over and over. Probably started from scratch 20+ times. Tried VMs. Tried bare metal. I'm convinced the instructions are broken or something is seriously misunderstood by me. ...

I got a caffeine withdrawal headache myself. :(

No worries PoppaGeek. We can try tomorrow if you have more ideas. I'm just so frustrated over this. I've been trying to get this working since...

Yeah, i've seen that. But I can't glean any useful info from that link that makes me figure out what I did wrong.

In that link his solution isn't to make it right, it's to go back to the version...

Yes. I get the same error as before...

/usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: failed to get canonical path of '/dev/scsi-36xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-part2'.

As far as I am concerned, they restructured themselves to hell a few summers ago. As someone who uses FreeBSD and Linux, AMD's support took a terrible hit in the open source department a few years...

Yeah, I can't do that. I get "mount: /dev/sda already mounted or /mnt busy"

Here's the current mounts:

rpool/ROOT/ubuntu-1 on / type zfs (rw,relatime,xattr,noacl)
rpool on /rpool type zfs...

I did this years ago with ccboot. The thread should be here somewhere. I had a head unit and 5 slave machines. Worked *great* as long as you don't bootup all 5 nodes simultaneously. The boinc...

One thing I just noticed... The grub error...

# grub-probe /
grub-probe: error: failed to get canonical path of '/dev/scsi-36xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-part2

It's going to /dev/scsi-blahblahblah.
...

Doing this with an Ubuntu 14.04.01 CD (basically exactly how the manual specifies):


Steps 1 to 4 work perfectly.

Step 5.1-5.4 works fine.

Step 5.5 says that python-properties-common is...

So I'm going to try getting my crunching back up, but I'm not doing it without ZFS on linux. In particular, the OS needs to be on ZFS. I found this guide: ...

LOL. I can just picture what my basement would be like. I bought a new set of shelves. 6 feet high, 2 feet deep, and 5 shelves. All with a whole bunch of laptops running WCG keeping my cold...

I'll come back to this in a sec...



Well, since it is only SATA2 they have limits. Their real power is that they are writeable an unlimited number of times and have absurdly amazing random I/O...