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Minecraft@home - Xoroshigo2 v1.04 - New plan classes
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We've generated some new work, and while I was at it, I implemented the plan class changes I alluded to in discussion with a few users who were trying to use Windows 7 to run xoroshigo.
Python does not support Windows 7 anymore, hasn't since Python 3.8 back in 2018. 3.9 made breaking changes for Windows 7 and will not run on Windows 7.
To remedy the issue, we've implemented "win-modern" and "lin-modern" as plan classes we can use if our apps won't run on older OSes.
Put simply, on linux if your GLIBC is older than 2.27, you won't get work for xoroshigo2 (or any other app that requires lin-modern - which is likely to be all of our work in the future.)
On Windows, your windows version must be 8.1 or higher.
Let us know if you run into any issues running our apps. Happy crunching!
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Yafu - Aliquot sequence 3133782 and 3277056 have terminated!!!
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SRBase - base R980 Megaprime
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The prime 31*980^433853-1 has 1.297.754 digits and entered the T5k PrimePages.
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PrimeGrid - Homestuck Day Challenge
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PrimeGrid - Email problems
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Minecraft@home - Xoroshiro128++ - New version available, new input data
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As I'm sure was noticed, there's a 2nd version of the "xoroshigo" project denoted by v1.1.
This new version has had changes made to its input variables that made it incompatible with the old version, so we could not run it as an updated version of the same app.
That being said, after extensive testing, we've deployed v1.02 of xoroshigo2(or v1.1.1.02, depending on who you ask) to production.
I believe there should also be a potential fix for the issue where work would not suspend when changes are made to computing preferences or work is just simply suspended.
The most notable change is that a member of our team, Andrew, developed a port of one of the most expensive functions (95+% of execution time spent in this function) used in the app to run it as native code for a 20x speedup.
We've cranked the dials, so tasks should be roughly the same size as before, but you may experience runtime variances compared to before. Overall this just means you're completing 20x what you used to in the same amount of time (cheaper on compute resources) - so the credit values are remaining the same.
There is also now an aarch64 build of this app available. We've made best efforts to test this with our limited aarch64 machines, so if any issues are encountered, please let us know.
Finally, I wanted to mention that as of now, we're enforcing a GLIBC 2.17 or above requirement for our apps going forward. I've built a lot of CI test harnesses over the last day or two that allow me to detect issues before they ever hit BOINC, and while I had been doing this already, there is now a check on our internal repo preventing any merges with binaries with a GLIBC over 2.17. This does also mean you'll need GLIBC 2.17 or higher to run the apps we build going forward.
Anyway, happy crunching! As always, please let us know if you run into any issues.
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- Yafu - Aliquot sequence 3072384, 3176376, 3246240 have terminated!!!
- Minecraft@home - Xoroshiro128++ Guessing Order Optimization Project
- Minecraft@home - Loneliest Seed v1.08
- Yafu - Aliquot sequence 3126816 has terminated!!!
- SRBase - base R402 Megaprime / proven
- PrimeGrid - Peter Bergmann's Birthday Challenge