The number of chains per second < 100 suggest that your GPU is running at 
399Mhz.
My 260 is slowed down to this clockspeed after a launch failure in the kernel 
which requires
a reboot to restore the original 576 Mhz clockspeed. is this the case? you can 
see the
clockspeed with the nvidia-settings tool or with nvclock. The error never 
happened on my box,
which is a GTX260 (single card) and i have already computed 3 month worth of 
chains.
Hope your investigation brings more insight

> This is probably going to sound wierd but "mostly no".
> So, I can run like this for ten times and get the same error over and
> over again. Eventually I will get a message saying no cuda devices
> available, which requires me to reboot.
> 
> Sascha I will try to think of a way where I can help you reproduce it.
> 
> I don't mind waiting for the new version. But I suspect this bug is in
> the cuda environment itself since I get the same error with the same
> frequency of problems when running for instance gpu_md5_bruteforce.
> 
> I will play around with this some more during the coming days to see
> if I can come up with some more informative output.
> 
> Thanks Kugg
> 
> On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 9:12 PM, Sascha Krissler <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> > A way to reproduce would be cool. Otherwise i could
> > just ignore the error and recover+restart the cuda runtime context.
> > Since the new version changes quite a lot of things, i hope
> > the error does not occur there.
> > Do you have to reboot after those kinds of erros or can you just restart
> > the application?
> >
> >
> >> Hey sorry for my late reply, I suspect that this problem persist on
> >> other cuda applicaitons.
> >> How ever here is the information:
> >> 1. Linux version
> >> Linux kakmonstret 2.6.28-11-server #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 02:45:36
> >> UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
> >>
> >> 2. CPU info
> >> vendor_id       : AuthenticAMD
> >> model name      : AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 240 Processor
> >> cpu MHz         : 2809.543
> >>
> >> 3. GPU and driver info
> >> Device 0: "GeForce GTX 260"
> >>   CUDA Driver Version:                           2.30
> >>   CUDA Runtime Version:                          2.30
> >>   CUDA Capability Major revision number:         1
> >>   CUDA Capability Minor revision number:         3
> >>   Total amount of global memory:                 938803200 bytes
> >>   Clock rate:                                    1.46 GHz
> >>
> >> Device 1: "GeForce GTX 260"
> >>   CUDA Driver Version:                           2.30
> >>   CUDA Runtime Version:                          2.30
> >>   CUDA Capability Major revision number:         1
> >>   CUDA Capability Minor revision number:         3
> >>   Total amount of global memory:                 939261952 bytes
> >>   Clock rate:                                    1.46 GHz
> >>
> >> Ill try with the newer versions from: 
> >> http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_get.html
> >> and will report back if it works.
> >>
> >> Regards Kugg
> >>
> >> On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Sascha Krissler <[email protected]> 
> >> wrote:
> >> > i do not have a solution for this problem or a good guess what the 
> >> > problem
> >> > is, so i ask you to wait for the next release and if the problem remains 
> >> > i will
> >> > take a look at cuda-gdb and see whether it is usable or write a kernel 
> >> > that generates
> >> > more debugging information.
> >> > cuda-gdb should be able to print information about the error, so if you 
> >> > want to invest
> >> > time, you can try it out. it should be able to at least print the source 
> >> > file line number
> >> > of the instruction that was responsible for the error in the case of the 
> >> > failed cudaThreadSynchronize,
> >> > the error in the memcpy and the no_device_found are a different story as 
> >> > no code is
> >> > executed on the GPU in that case.
> >> > maybe your drivers are too old. also if you are on a 32bit system you 
> >> > have to compile
> >> > with -malign-double as enabled by default in the Makefile.local.dist.
> >> > Maybe you can post nvidia driver version, cpu arch and linux version.
> >> >
> >> >> Trying again gave me a similar error:
> >> >> $ ./a51table --condition rounds:rounds=32 --roundfunc
> >> >> xor:condition=distinguished_point::bits=15:generator=lfsr::tablesize=32::advance=139584
> >> >> --implementation sharedmem --algorithm A51 --device
> >> >> cuda:operations=512 --work random:prefix=11,0 --consume
> >> >> file:prefix=data:append --logger normal generate --chains 380000000
> >> >> --chainlength 3000000 --intermediate filter:runlength=512
> >> >> Initialize implementation sharedmem...
> >> >> 106 chains done, current rate 1.77 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> 6633 chains done, current rate 108.78 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> 10350 chains done, current rate 61.95 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> 14632 chains done, current rate 71.37 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> 19810 chains done, current rate 86.30 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> ../tmto/device/cuda/working_set_methods.hpp(38)[void
> >> >> tmto::device::cuda::working_set::simple_host<T,
> >> >> Round>::copyToDevice(int) [with T =
> >> >> tmto::device::combined_work_item<tmto::algorithm::A51::data_type,
> >> >> tmto::configuration::state::state<void, void,
> >> >> tmto::condition::tag::rounds,
> >> >> tmto::round_function::arguments::selector<tmto::round_function::tag::xor_,
> >> >> tmto::condition::tag::distinguished_point,
> >> >> tmto::round_function::generator::tag::sharedmem<tmto::round_function::gen
> >> >>
> >> >> Trying one more time I got
> >> >> $ ./a51table --condition rounds:rounds=32 --roundfunc
> >> >> xor:condition=distinguished_point::bits=15:generator=lfsr::tablesize=32::advance=139584
> >> >> --implementation sharedmem --algorithm A51 --device
> >> >> cuda:operations=512 --work random:prefix=11,0 --consume
> >> >> file:prefix=data:append --logger normal generate --chains 380000000
> >> >> --chainlength 3000000 --intermediate filter:runlength=512
> >> >> NVIDIA: could not open the device file /dev/nvidia0 (Input/output 
> >> >> error).
> >> >> Initialize implementation sharedmem...
> >> >> ../tmto/round_function/generator/sharedmem_methods.hpp(12)[void
> >> >> tmto::round_function::generator::host_part<tmto::round_function::generator::tag::sharedmem<Real>
> >> >> >::copyToDevice() const [with Real =
> >> >> tmto::round_function::generator::tag::lfsr]]: cuda error: no
> >> >> CUDA-capable device is available
> >> >>
> >> >> Im running on two GeForce GTX 260's
> >> >>
> >> >> Regards Kugg
> >> >>
> >> >> On 10/4/09, Christoffer Jerkeby <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> >> > Hi I got the same error, I was using the configuration generated from
> >> >> > http://reflextor.com/cgi-bin/a51/a51id.cgi .
> >> >> >
> >> >> > $ ./a51table --condition rounds:rounds=32 --roundfunc
> >> >> > xor:condition=distinguished_point::bits=15:generator=lfsr::tablesize=32::advance=139584
> >> >> > --implementation sharedmem --algorithm A51 --device
> >> >> > cuda:operations=512 --work random:prefix=11,0 --consume
> >> >> > file:prefix=data:append --logger normal generate --chains 380000000
> >> >> > --chainlength 3000000 --intermediate filter:runlength=512
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Initialize implementation sharedmem...
> >> >> > 148 chains done, current rate 2.47 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 6639 chains done, current rate 108.18 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 10356 chains done, current rate 61.95 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 14655 chains done, current rate 71.65 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 19769 chains done, current rate 85.23 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 24015 chains done, current rate 70.77 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > 28610 chains done, current rate 76.58 chains/sec (interval: 00:01:00)
> >> >> > ../tmto/device/cuda/host_side_methods.hpp(76)[void
> >> >> > tmto::device::cuda::cudaSynchronize()]: cuda error: unspecified launch
> >> >> > failure
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Regards Kugg
> >> >> >
> >> >> > On 10/2/09, Sascha Krissler <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> >> >> gotta love those specific cuda error codes.
> >> >> >> does it happen more than just once?
> >> >> >> did you use any form of signaling through the fifo, like change 
> >> >> >> number of
> >> >> >> operations?
> >> >> >> (if it happens more frequently) does it always happen on the same 
> >> >> >> card?
> >> >> >> at which positions? (chains done).
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >>> Hi,
> >> >> >>>
> >> >> >>> after some time (around 2 hours) i get this error:
> >> >> >>>
> >> >> >>> 1334412 chains done, current rate 141.42 chains/sec (interval: 
> >> >> >>> 00:01:00)
> >> >> >>> ../tmto/device/cuda/host_side_methods.hpp(76)[void
> >> >> >>> tmto::device::cuda::cudaSynchronize()]: cuda error: unspecified 
> >> >> >>> launch
> >> >> >>> failure
> >> >> >>>
> >> >> >>> this happens only on 1 process, other processes on this machine are
> >> >> >>> still running..
> >> >> >>>
> >
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