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Does it count as 1,000 Million when you hit 1,000,000,000?? :naughty: Miklos spotted it first. It all stems from the difference between US & UK and most of the rest of world notation, and not proof-reading on my part. I meant to write it as dispayed now: 1.000.000 (= 1 million), as is the notat...

Nvidia now also has Jetson Orin NX 8GB and Orin NX 16GB Modules, that will fit into the Jetson Nano and Jetson Xavier NX carrier boards -and into the Turing Pi 2....

And after LHC@Home it was now the turn for Cosmology@Home to cross the 1.000.000 (= 1 million, thanks Miklos!) credits line, to become my 43rd project to do so.
Still waiting for T.Brada Experimental Grid to get their s#!t together, now to make #44...

After the successful transformation of the two Raspberry Pi 3's from the 32-bit into the 64-bit part of the fleet there is a new success to be reported: the Admiralty has been able to secure a Radxa Rock Pi 4B+ with 32 GB eMMc for the 64-bit fleet, plus a Xigmatek Porter N881 for the 32-bit fleet -a...

News about the Turing Pi 2 gets better and better still. Not only has nVidia released a 16 GB version of the Jetson Xavier NX module, Turing Pi themselves now come with a up to 32 GB module with a RK3588 8-core CPU! That is a maximum of 32 CPU cores and 128 GB of RAM -though I expect that it will co...

Colcannon looks remarkably like 'Boerenkoolstamppot' to me....

This post sums up what is currently wrong with Rosetta@Home : Why am I even bothering to try and contribute to the solving of corona when everything keeps coming up with this problem? The last batch that died like that only did so on Windows systems, but processed OK on LINUX. Looks like they fixed...

GFN-11 MEGA Prime Search from project PRIVATE GFN SERVER just brought me my 19th WuProp star
It is best run multithreaded

Benchmarks for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (old model with small WiFi chip @1200 MHz) under 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye: Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day/proc Credit per kWH Application 9379.52 9055.97 32 1,185 13,340 Random-base WEP Factorization v1.16 9408.64 9058.09 33 1,203 13,543 Random-base WEP...

42 today, during the finish of the Tour de(s) Primes (LHC@Home)!
Now waiting for T.Brada Experimental Grid to get their s#!t together to make #43...
Still at 63 sub-projects at the 1 million mark, NFS 15e will get me further there.

There's a new Raspbian, Stretch (with a new kernel), so it is time to re-run the benchmarks (on a single-core Raspberry Pi B+ with its ancient ARM-11@700MHz): New MIPS, please! Raspbian version Linux kernel BOINC version Floating Point MIPS (Whetstone) Integer MIPS (Dhrystone) Squeeze 3.1.9 6.10.58...

nVidia brought out a 16GB Xavier NX module ! And for those with a smaller budget who want to upgrade their 2GB or 4GB Jetson Nano developer kit there is also a TX2-NX module . Those of us who have enough money might also want to upgrade their Jetson AGX Xavier with a 64GB module , or wait for the AG...

I can't find a 64 bit OS distro that allows you to configure the installation and put the OS on a USB SSD. I guess I'll use the SD since it's installed. https://webtechie.be/post/2020-09-29-64bit-raspbianos-on-raspberrypi4-with-usbboot/ https://qengineering.eu/install-raspberry-64-os.html And who n...

My signature is not up to date anymore, as you can see when you compare these two

The guys at Raspberry.org have released an official 64-bit Bullseye version of their Debian-based OS. This gave me the chance to upgrade a Raspberry Pi 3 to use a 64-bit OS, but I have yet to see the advantage of it. It looks like the 1GB of relatively slow RAM is a bottleneck. Update: It looks like...

So far I have found one board that uses the RK3588, the Radxa Rock 5. It is not easy to get one -just as you can hardly buy a new Raspberry Pi 4. There are three models (4, 8 and 16 GB) and you van pre-order them for $5 to get a $50 discount later at e.g. Ameridroid or Allnet . More information (suc...

I hope they are back up again by the time the challenge starts, I have twenty-nine WUs queued in upload...

I am world-wide #5 on OONI at the moment...

Alez wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 7:15 pm
Dirk Broer wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 3:14 pm Ithena.Measurements became the 41st project over a million for me today.
Well done, 46 here

42 will be done after the Tour de(s) Primes (LHC@Home)!
Besides, against your 44 one million+ sub-projects I have 63....

Ithena.Measurements became the 41st project over a million for me today.

I was drafted in 1999 at IBM-IGNS in Uithoorn, the Netherlands, for Seti@Home and was member of the IBM sub-team IBM-Space Boarding Services, AFAIK.. When my subcontractor job at IBM-IGNS was over I joined the team of my employer, CTG (Computer Task Group). After some mass laid-offs the team became ...

The title is a paraphrase of Sir Terry Pratchett's 'Music with rocks in' (Read: 'Soul Music'), but now applied to the SBC landscape. There is a real plethora of possible Pi's nowadays (e.g. Sinovoip's Banana Pi M5 , Marcel Thürmer's Blueberry Pi , FriendlyElec’s Nano Pi K2 , Shenzhen Xunlong's Orang...

Appears to be a false positive for the time being. Only Sophos anti-virus backed up the claim made by Microsoft Defender.

It isn't so much the BOINC activity as well as the specific identified Win32/Caynamer.A!ml, that is also linked to ransomware when you search on it.

Malwarebytes didn't find anything on the PC that had Microsoft Defender detect the (possible) Trojan, checking further....

If it really contains Win32/Caynamer.A!ml, it is a real problem.

I couldn't get the exe for this app downloaded and kept getting download errors. Boinc Manager 7.16.11 <message> app_version download error: couldn't get input files: <file_xfer_error> <file_name>ho_prop_1.4.7_windows_intelx86_64.exe</file_name> <error_code>-108 (fopen() failed)</error_code> </file_...

Must have been a good week for the NFS project....

Miklos M wrote: ↑Tue Dec 14, 2021 7:27 pmIs this supposed to add to the profits of Microsoft?

It is just mindless 'We know better what is good for you' from MicroSoft..

Challenge accepted on behalf of AMD Users! (The team below you at 'The last fight against coronavirus in the outgoing 2021 year')

Debbie Harry, Hogmanay Hootenanny 2004

Sambal Goreng Bunchies, Daging Sapie Roedjak and plain white rice after a Sajoer à l'improvise and ice afterwards here,
tomorrow we'll have a Greek dinner made by the missus (the Indonesian was done by me).

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the wet-and-rainy-as-usual Netherlands!

Either you got tiny feet, or it's a huge PCB...

As the title says: Microsoft is pushing its non-crunching drivers yet again...Re-install your Nvidia, AMD or Intel drivers when all GPU crunching grinds down to halt. ...and again... ...and again... All Moo! and Collatz errored out: No OpenCL All well again after re-installing the AMD driver...

Fleetnews: The 32-bit squadron will be augmented with a 2nd hand SolidRun HummingBoard-i4Pro! This will relegate the Banana Pi M2 and the two Raspberry Pi2's to the reserve -the inactive section, as the Cortex-A9 cores of the HummingBoard are much better performing (as in MIPS/MHz), and higher clock...

Much more responsive here

BeagleBone Black, Rev.C CPU: A Texas Instruments ARMv7-A compatible processor ARM Cortex-A8, rev 2 (v7l) aka Ti Sitara AM3358BZCZ100 Features: swp, half, thumb, fastmult, VFP, edsp, thumbEE, NEON, VFPv3, tls BeagleBone Black Boinc Benchmarks Operating system/version floating point MIPS (Whetstone) ...

PecosRiverM wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 9:40 pm What is Everyone trying to take my "Dunce" badge away..

I couldn't find any better, you can upload it via https://signature.statseb.fr/

I got a million credits badge for Riesel Base - Short today, my 63rd sub-project to reach that milestone (it was my last remaining SRBase yellow badge, its now pink too). In the process my totals for SRBase went beyond 50 million, and I got a neon-green badge for that.

ASUS Tinker boards Name SOC Architecture Speed GPU eMMC NPU/TPU Tinker Board Rockchip RK3288 32-bit quad-core Cortex A-17 4x 1800 MHz Mali-T760 - - Tinker Board S Rockchip RK3288 32-bit quad-core Cortex A-17 4x 1800 MHz Mali-T760 16 GB - Tinker Board 2 Rockchip RK3399 64-bit hexa-core Cortex-A72 (2...

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davidBAM wrote: ↑Sun Nov 07, 2021 12:24 pm@Big Al tells me it is back

I can verify it

Any Linux/ARM app seems to be able to run on Android, using UserLAnd . I asked Bearnol "what do I need to do to test the 64-bit Android app? Is signing up for the project on my Android 9 running Odroid-N2+ enough?" and he replied: "There is no specific Android app - the idea is to use...

Curios to know how BOINC runs on an M1 processor Well, at least the BOINC managers 7.16.14 and 7.16.19 can run on native Apple silicon: Apple Mac (64-bit Intel and Apple Silicon) MacOS 10.9+ Haven't yet seen an App that runs on native Apple silicon though, you need to run via Rosetta, an applicatio...

But how does my 64-bit flagship do under the new switch? Odroid-N2+ (Amlogic S922X with 4x Cortex-A73 + 2x Cortex-A53) running 64-bit Armbian Buster, 6.2 Watt power draw, 6 WUs per proc, four Cortex-A73 cores running @2400 MHz, two Cortex-A53 cores running @2016 MHz. Run Time CPU Time Credit Per day...

I thought WEP-M+2 to have a bandwidth dependency, due to the much higher results when switching (how apt) from a 100 Mbit switch to a Gigabyte switch. But the new benchmark figures show that it is far more likely that the Formula Boinc Battle between TSBT and P3D has lead to huge numbers of WUs to g...

We're two years further, so our expectations have grown too in some aspects. The forking of Raspbian -now Raspberry Pi OS- into 32- and 64-bit versions has occurred, but what I still would want to see in the upcoming Raspberry Pi 5: Add an NVMe M.2 slot -at the backside- for added storage. Upgrade t...

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