My Einstein at home had been set to do only 12 tasks a day by the system (according to http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=6317&nowrap=true#36594. Can some one check what is the problem with computer ID 5000175. When I launched boinc under wine for freebsd, I had no problem at all (the wine computer been recognized as id 4592325.

Note : the milkyway project seems working ok
thx

You do know you can check those systems yourself?
In your account page at Einstein, click the Computers list, then the tasks on them, and then click on any of the TaskIDs that have anything out of the ordinary "completed and validated" on them.

Anyway, system 5000175 has only got computation errors. All err with "process got signal 4", which means it got an illegal instruction.

I see the BOINC version is 6.4.5, which is ancient. Can you update that one to a more up-to-date version? I was almost sure Einstein required at least 6.10 these days.

By the way, questions about Einstein are best asked on their own forums. Einstein's administrators Oliver and Bernd do answer the public.

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The latest native boinc for freebsd now is 6.4.5_7 according to http://www.freshports.org/search.php?query=boinc-client&search=go&num=10&stype=name&method=match&deleted=excludedeleted&start=1&casesensitivity=caseinsensitive (it is upsetting :( )
However, the server in the office had no problem at all running einstein (it is running under freebsd 9.0, with the same boinc version).
btw, thx for the link, I will try to ask in the einstein forum to be sure :)

The latest native boinc for freebsd now is 6.4.5_7 according to http://www.freshports.org/search.php?query=boinc-client&search=go&num=10&stype=name&method=match&deleted=excludedeleted&start=1&casesensitivity=caseinsensitive (it is upsetting :( )
However, the server in the office had no problem at all running einstein (it is running under freebsd 9.0, with the same boinc version).
btw, thx for the link, I will try to ask in the einstein forum to be sure :)

Eithier get onto your packet manager to update boinc to a more recent version,

Or go along to dotsch's site and get one of his more recent versions,

Claggy

Eithier get onto your packet manager to update boinc to a more recent version,

Or go along to dotsch's site and get one of his more recent versions,

Claggy

thx it solved problem. My computer at home can run einstein now :)