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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Fabulous news. Thanks armstrdj! Looking forward to putting all of the Linux systems back on it.

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[Oct 7, 2015 6:22:15 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

[sarcasm]The fix will make linux twice as fast windoze and all the windoze people will complain.[/sarcasm] biggrin

Shhh, then they'll have to test a fix for windoze and there'll have to be another beta devilish

[Oct 7, 2015 6:43:54 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

I am ready to run any beta wus. smile

Maybe I will get a bronze beta badge yet. biggrin

[Oct 7, 2015 7:23:27 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Good news ! smile

I am very interested to discover the improvement.
By the way: earning some info about the root causes would be fine!

Cheers,
Yves

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[Oct 7, 2015 8:40:20 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Internal testing is looking good and I would expect a beta test soon. It was a build issue, some of the compiler options were having a much greater than expected impact on performance.

Thanks,
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[Oct 8, 2015 5:47:58 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Wow, sounds great. Looking forward.
Thanks for this informations.

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Thanks for the info!

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[Oct 8, 2015 8:04:59 PM]

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

Regarding the points per crunched WU, I have also noticed that the first WUs I crunched were awarded around 550-590 points and now, all what I get is around 340-370 points per WU.

In Linux sure.

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

I think there is a rule about that. Something like if you exceed the expected claim by a given percentage it triggers some form of anti-cheat mechanism

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Re: Hughe runtime discrepancy between Linux and Windows

They could consider running it in VirtualBox.

And what OS should be running inside the VirtualBox?
With windows you have a licence issue and linux you have the problems you have right now.

Beside that: I'm not sure whether or not it is possible to run on a linux server version with no UI.

It sounds like you are making a personal argument based on your own situation. They can run whichever version they want to insofar as I am concerned, or none at all. It is an additional option to consider.

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