Apart from Output file absent i fond no other relevant information ... any hint?

252: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:28 (low) [climateprediction.net] Starting hadsm3mh_ksgv_006485827_7
253: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:28 (low) [climateprediction.net] Starting task hadsm3mh_ksgv_006485827_7 using hadsm3mh version 603
254: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:29 (low) [climateprediction.net] Finished download of hadsm3fub_k4yp_006463611.zip
255: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:30 (low) [climateprediction.net] Starting hadsm3fub_k4yp_006463611_5
256: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:30 (low) [climateprediction.net] Starting task hadsm3fub_k4yp_006463611_5 using hadsm3 version 608
257: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:49 (low) [climateprediction.net] Computation for task hadsm3mh_ksgv_006485827_7 finished
258: 04-Jan-2010 04:52:49 (low) [climateprediction.net] Output file hadsm3mh_ksgv_006485827_7_1.zip for task hadsm3mh_ksgv_006485827_7 absent

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Hi Alessandro

There are 2 parts to this:
1) The \"zip file absent\" is because your models are crashing immediately. As the zip files aren\'t created until well into the modelling, (in the case of the hadsm3, or \"slab ocean\" models, each 1/3 of the way through), BOINC can\'t find them to upload these result files, so it issues the error message. Ignore them.

2) The REAL error message is contained in the stderr out section for each of your models, (click on the + to see them), and indicates that you\'re running 64 bit BOINC, but haven\'t manually loaded some needed 32 bit files.

There\'s a \'stickied\' post at the top of this Linux section of the forum about it, with a link pointing to this section of the BOINC Wiki about which extra files are needed, and how to load the files for the various versions of Linux that don\'t include them in the package.
Unfortunately, this is on a server which is currently down for a University wide power upgrade, as per the messages on the BOINC site from a few days ago. It should be up again in 12+ hours.

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Backups: Here

Hi Alessandro

There are 2 parts to this:

2) The REAL error message is contained in the stderr out section for each of your models, (click on the + to see them), and indicates that you\'re running 64 bit BOINC, but haven\'t manually loaded some needed 32 bit files.

I am running 32 bit model ... since my machine is a old dual celeron:

carrot:/local/BOINC # uname -a
Linux carrot 2.4.21-251-smp #1 SMP Thu Sep 23 18:48:45 UTC 2004 i686 unknown

And

carrot:/local/BOINC # ./boinccmd --get_host_info
  timezone: 3600
  domain name: carrot
  IP addr: 10.0.16.16
  #CPUS: 2
  CPU vendor: GenuineIntel
  CPU model: Celeron (Mendocino) [Family 6 Model 6 Stepping 5]
  CPU FP OPS: 221688034.188034
  CPU int OPS: 339098667.665937
  CPU mem BW: 1000000000.000000
  OS name: Linux
  OS version: 2.4.21-251-smp
  mem size: 393752576.000000
  cache size: 131072.000000
  swap size: 526409728.000000
  disk size: 107377713152.000000
  disk free: 98389049344.000000

Thank in advance for your help

This is the error line for your models:

/local/BOINC/projects/climateprediction.net/hadsm3_um_6.08_i686-pc-linux-gnu: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.3\' not found (required by /local/BOINC/projects/climateprediction.net/hadsm3_um_6.08_i686-pc-linux-gnu)


So your computer is missing a file that it needs.

PS
Your computer is VERY low on memory for running climate models.
Recommended minimum is 500 Megs. More for some of the bigger models.
Otherwise you\'ll experience a lot of data movement to and from the hard disk, slowing the progress a lot, adding to the wear and wear on the HD, and increasing the chances of models crashing from the program not getting the data it needs when it needs it.

Also, because your computer is old, it will crash the (currently unavailable), hadam3p models, as these require SSE2. So this model type will need to be excluded from your model choice in your account prefs.

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Backups: Here

This is the error line for your models:

So your computer is missing a file that it needs.

I cannot find the library ... I need 2.3 or I can also use 2.4 (or higher)?

To avoid other error I have detached the project until I can fix this ...