Re: FahMon (multi-platform app to monitor various F@h clients)
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 12:55 am
Gah. I'll check the rounding logic again then.
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I did a little more testing on the 99% CPU problem on 2.3.4 under Windows, and I can confirm that the logs are definitely the source of the problem for me. Long CPU spikes only happens when FahMon tries to reload a client with a large log file. Logs under 100K are loaded quickly with no long CPU spike, but every time it reloads a client with a large FAHlog.txt file, it freezes my single-core Pentium M laptop for about 5-10 seconds with 99% CPU usage.uncle_fungus wrote:For those of you seeing massive CPU load while reloading, can you give me a ballpark figure for the size of your FAHlogs please. I don't think this is the cause of the load but it might be contributing if the files are large.
I've just altered the logic again and it now works for me.bollix47 wrote:Sorry, to say but there was no difference in the projections. Still as described above except the current WU has 250001 steps.
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[24/12/08 - 15:54:03] ! The progress value in file \\ATLANTISVM01\folding\unitinfo.txt could not be found/parsed
[24/12/08 - 15:54:03] X Error while reading \\ATLANTISVM01\folding\unitinfo.txt!
I was checking my F@H logs from my 10 x ATI 4850 and many were 300K to over 600K.Hyperlife wrote:I did a little more testing on the 99% CPU problem on 2.3.4 under Windows, and I can confirm that the logs are definitely the source of the problem for me. Long CPU spikes only happens when FahMon tries to reload a client with a large log file. Logs under 100K are loaded quickly with no long CPU spike, but every time it reloads a client with a large FAHlog.txt file, it freezes my single-core Pentium M laptop for about 5-10 seconds with 99% CPU usage.uncle_fungus wrote:For those of you seeing massive CPU load while reloading, can you give me a ballpark figure for the size of your FAHlogs please. I don't think this is the cause of the load but it might be contributing if the files are large.
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[13:47:29] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[13:47:30] Loaded queue successfully.
[13:47:30] Connecting to http://171.64.65.56:8080/
[13:47:35] Posted data.
[13:47:35] Initial: 0000; - Receiving payload (expected size: 4834396)
[13:47:45] - Downloaded at ~472 kB/s
[13:47:45] - Averaged speed for that direction ~409 kB/s
[13:47:45] + Received work.
[13:47:45] Trying to send all finished work units
[13:47:45] + No unsent completed units remaining.
[13:47:45] + Closed connections
[13:47:45]
[13:47:45] + Processing work unit
[13:47:45] At least 4 processors must be requested.Core required: FahCore_a2.exe
[13:47:45] Core found.
[13:47:45] Working on queue slot 04 [December 30 13:47:45 UTC]
[13:47:45] + Working ...
[13:47:45] - Calling './mpiexec -np 4 -host 127.0.0.1 ./FahCore_a2.exe -dir work/ -suffix 04 -checkpoint 15 -forceasm -verbose -lifeline 6668 -version 623'
[13:47:45]
[13:47:45] *------------------------------*
[13:47:45] Folding@Home Gromacs SMP Core
[13:47:45] Version 2.01 (Wed Aug 13 13:11:25 PDT 2008)
[13:47:45]
[13:47:45] Preparing to commence simulation
[13:47:45] - Ensuring status. Please wait.
[13:47:54] - Assembly optimizations manually forced on.
[13:47:54] - Not checking prior termination.
[13:47:55] - Expanded 4833884 -> 23977801 (decompressed 496.0 percent)
[13:47:55] Called DecompressByteArray: compressed_data_size=4833884 data_size=23977801, decompressed_data_size=23977801 diff=0
[13:47:56] - Digital signature verified
[13:47:56]
[13:47:56] Project: 2669 (Run 7, Clone 17, Gen 41)
[13:47:56]
[13:47:56] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[13:47:56] Entering M.D.
[13:56:15] Completed 2509 out of 249999 steps (1%)
[14:04:35] Completed 5009 out of 249999 steps (2%)
[14:12:54] Completed 7509 out of 249999 steps (3%)
[14:20:50] Completed 10009 out of 249999 steps (4%)
[14:28:45] Completed 12509 out of 249999 steps (5%)
[14:36:41] Completed 15009 out of 249999 steps (6%)
[14:44:36] Completed 17509 out of 249999 steps (7%)
[14:52:31] Completed 20009 out of 249999 steps (8%)
[15:00:28] Completed 22509 out of 249999 steps (9%)
[15:08:23] Completed 25009 out of 249999 steps (10%)
[15:16:18] Completed 27509 out of 249999 steps (11%)
[15:24:14] Completed 30009 out of 249999 steps (12%)
[15:32:09] Completed 32509 out of 249999 steps (13%)