GPU client (x64) epic fail
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GPU client (x64) epic fail
I have had some issues with Vista in the past with the CLI client; if you do the "Run as admin" you will always have to enter your config info (This was on a x86 VHP) so I got used to running normally. I am running the 6.23 GPU client and I just noticed tonight when I shut down (Exited) the GPU client (It was at 67%) and several minutes later restarted the GPU client, I LOST ALL PREVIOUS WORK!
What the heck....... Is there a way to shut this down without losing your previous work?
Re: GPU client (x64) epic fail
I have found if you shut down the PC instead of the GPU when you re-boot and start the GPU it says something like "core shutdown invalid will resume from last checkpoint.
I personally let it run 24/7
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Re: GPU client (x64) epic fail
kd1966 wrote:I have had some issues with Vista in the past with the CLI client; if you do the "Run as admin" you will always have to enter your config info (This was on a x86 VHP) so I got used to running normally. I am running the 6.23 GPU client and I just noticed tonight when I shut down (Exited) the GPU client (It was at 67%) and several minutes later restarted the GPU client, I LOST ALL PREVIOUS WORK!
What the heck....... Is there a way to shut this down without losing your previous work?
What OS are you running? I had this happen with Windows 7 X86 when I was trying to get ATI GPU folding going at first
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Re: GPU client (x64) epic fail
yeshuas wrote:kd1966 wrote:I have had some issues with Vista in the past with the CLI client; if you do the "Run as admin" you will always have to enter your config info (This was on a x86 VHP) so I got used to running normally. I am running the 6.23 GPU client and I just noticed tonight when I shut down (Exited) the GPU client (It was at 67%) and several minutes later restarted the GPU client, I LOST ALL PREVIOUS WORK!
What the heck....... Is there a way to shut this down without losing your previous work?
What OS are you running? I had this happen with Windows 7 X86 when I was trying to get ATI GPU folding going at first
Was x64 Vista............ very strange, but will take a look into what Bill said
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