FAH 8.18 Not downloading any work for Raspberry Pi

[speed2048]

Installed Fah 8.1.18 on Raspberry pi 4 and getting the following error messages.

22:18:28:I1::WU3:Requesting WU assignment for user BoincSpy team 54196
22:18:28:I1:OUT3:> POST https://assign1.foldingathome.org/api/assign HTTP/1.1
22:18:28:I3:Connecting to assign1.foldingathome.org:443
22:18:29:I1:OUT3:< assign1.foldingathome.org:443 HTTP/1.1 503 HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
22:18:29:E ::WU3:HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE: {"error":"No matching core"}
22:18:29:I1::WU3:Retry #1 in 2 secs

Here is the config specs.

22:16:59:I1:***************************** System ******************************
22:16:59:I1: CPU: Cortex-A
22:16:59:I1: CPU ID: ARM Family 8 Model 72 Stepping 3
22:16:59:I1: CPUs: 4
22:16:59:I1: Memory: 1.80GiB
22:16:59:I1:Free Memory: 108.06MiB
22:16:59:I1: Threads: POSIX_THREADS
22:16:59:I1: OS Version: 6.1
22:16:59:I1:Has Battery: false
22:16:59:I1: On Battery: false
22:16:59:I1: UTC Offset: -7
22:16:59:I1: PID: 6709
22:16:59:I1: CWD: /var/lib/fah-client
22:16:59:I1: Exec: /usr/bin/fah-client

Other Information:

lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Debian
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Release: 12
Codename: bookworm


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[Alex_Atkin]

Same problem on my Mac Mini running Asahi Linux. Works fine in v7, but this error in v8.

Pretty sure I had it working on 8.1.11 months back. Seems to be a server-side issue (kinda obvious from the error message) as neither 8.1.11 or 8.1.18 works now.

[calxalot]

I emailed the dev.

Nice to see someone trying Asahi.
I’m still waiting for Asahi to go to fedora, myself.

[calxalot]

My M1 mini is happily folding still.
Maybe you have an old cores directory in your backups?

[speed2048]

Darn I dont have old cores lying around. I have a M1/M2 and it still crunching away.. To bad there isnt a core for the GPU..

[Alex_Atkin]

I emailed the dev.

Nice to see someone trying Asahi.
I’m still waiting for Asahi to go to fedora, myself.

Yeah I typically use Fedora for its bleeding edge support, so Asahi kinda makes more sense anyway in that context. Seeing as I've always used KDE as my desktop, there's not really any benefit to using Fedora on the Mini as it does what I need out of the box. I'm just really curious if they will be able to get OpenCL working to a point that F@H can actually use the GPU, and if its even worth doing so.

My M1 mini is happily folding still.
Maybe you have an old cores directory in your backups?

I think I accidentally wrote over the cores folder with an x86 copy when migrating a config file, doh! So I completely deleted it trying to solve this problem.