On Sun, 12 Sep 2010, Chris Knadle wrote:
From here it gets curious: the statistics for the group show 0 work units
completed -- since then I've completed several s...@home work units, yet when
I look at my account it still shows 0 work units, both for me individually as
well as the group. ?? Not sure what's going on there.
You don't get credit for a Workunit until someone else has also crunched
the same one and the Results from both compare favorably. From the "your
account" page you should be able to look at lists of "your computers" and
your "Tasks" (sometimes called Results), and from the list of tasks you
should be able to find the associated Workunits. (A Workunit is sent out
as duplicated Tasks to several computers. This is the redundancy used
because of the potential for abuse or errors.)
And then for each Workunit you can see the status of the other Tasks for
that WU. (You'll see people in the forums refer to that other Task as
your "wingman" :-)
So how would an "MHVLUG" group for projects work? Would setting this up
necessitate making an "MHVLUG" group for each individual project that BOINC
supports?
One way would be for someone to create a Team on each of the several
projects we are most interested in.
But there is also a mechanism for creating BOINC-Wide teams, and that
would be the easiest. See http://boinc.berkeley.edu/teams/
-Eric
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