Folding Forum

@SteveWillis, can you please post part of the log files where the completion is mentioned; there where cases recently with another project where the total steps to complete a WU got wrong. Ideally you can find in your log a WU from the impacted project which run well (and post few completion log li...

Let me throw this in. I'm folding on three nvidia gtx 1080 cards. No overclock. No over heating. Most WUs give me about 700 - 800 estimated PPD. With around 1/2 to two minutes per fold. In the last couple of days I have noticed 3 WUs in the 92xx range, 9210, 9212, and 9208. All run by Jade SHi. Thes...

It appears that the problem has been resolved.

I'd say that either the people responsible for taking care of this are still on holiday or it's a pretty big deal to fix. It would be nice go get some feedback. I guess the bottom line is that it's none of our business. Other than this post on the previous page, with the link to the Blog post, what...

Thanks PS3EdOlkkola. Well said.

I'd say that either the people responsible for taking care of this are still on holiday or it's a pretty big deal to fix. It would be nice go get some feedback. I guess the bottom line is that it's none of our business.

Firefox failed and Chrome worked.

Maybe try a different browser or reset your current one (like cookies; if possible) ? I can access with my mobile safari without any user/password following the links provided ? Or just wget/curl on http: // fah.stanford.edu/file-releases/public/GPUs.txt (Remove the space around // and watch the li...

Thanks for your response.
I followed the link and was again prompted for a username password.
I did restart the client several times using sudo /etc/init.d/FAHClient restart and it never downloaded the file.

Every link I follow to download the GPUs.txt file requires a username and password. A week ago I found it but had to reinstall my Linux OS and hadn't made a note of where I found it. I'm pulling out what little hair I have left. It definitely doesn't automatically download on a Linux install.