Thread 'SETPOS: Seek Failed: Invalid argument'

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Dave Jackson Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 15 May 09 Posts: 4541 Credit: 19,039,635 RAC: 18,944	Message 61221 - Posted: 13 Oct 2019, 6:56:06 UTC Got the above error on this task from batch 835 https://www.cpdn.org/result.php?resultid=21743743 This extract from the STDERR shows that the model crashes went on for some hours before reaching the limit and BOINC giving up on the task. 22:49:57 (3361): called boinc_finish(193) MainError: 02:34:29 PM No files match the supplied pattern. MainError: 02:34:29 PM No files match the supplied pattern. Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... Signal 15 received: Software termination signal from kill Signal 15 received: Abnormal termination triggered by abort call Signal 15 received, exiting... 07:19:57 (1471): called boinc_finish(193) Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... MainError: 05:39:43 PM No files match the supplied pattern. MainError: 05:39:43 PM No files match the supplied pattern. Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... MainError: 11:45:21 AM No files match the supplied pattern. MainError: 11:45:21 AM No files match the supplied pattern. Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... MainError: 01:16:50 PM No files match the supplied pattern. MainError: 01:16:50 PM No files match the supplied pattern. Suspended CPDN Monitor - Suspend request from BOINC... CPDN Monitor - Quit request from BOINC... SETPOS: Seek Failed: Invalid argument SETPOS: Unit 67 to Word Address -198 Failed with Error Code -1 I have three other tasks from the batch which seem to be running OK. At the time of crash I had just three out of four tasks running. Ubuntu 19.04 BOINC 7.16.3 ID: 61221 · Reply Quote

Les Bayliss Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 5 Sep 04 Posts: 7629 Credit: 24,240,330 RAC: 0	Message 61222 - Posted: 13 Oct 2019, 8:18:04 UTC No idea about that Dave, but while I was poking around the net I came across this page: UM Small Executables It's from one of the Sydney Universities, and it's talking about the UK Met Office models. ID: 61222 · Reply Quote