Rosetta is sending android project instead of cpu projects. anyway to fix this?

Rosetta is sending android project instead of cpu projects. anyway to fix this?

Or rather, it isn't sending them because it realises they're wrong for your computer.

Apparently, what it should be saying is it only has android tasks available - none for CPU - so it's sending nothing. This is often only a transient problem as it will usually pick up CPU tasks on the next connection.

The big problem is that it delays your next poll for tasks (and to send completed tasks) for 24hrs, which seems to be a server issue that still hasn't been resolved.

A manual update is the solution, but of course, only when you notice it's happened.

We await a solution, especially during CASP as it will often cause tasks to fail to meet their deadline. We live in hope... <sigh>

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We wait a solution, especially during CASP as it will often cause tasks to fail to meet their deadline. We live in hope... <sigh>

The long-time request to update the server software...
SourceCodeGit

Staying Current

The local git repository which you created when you cloned the remote repository has a complete snapshot of development at the time it was cloned. You can use this to build the BOINC software, and you can even make local changes to your local copy. Meanwhile the BOINC developers will be making changes to the remote repository as they continue working on the software. To see what changes have been made there since you cloned the repository you must first "fetch" the changes from that repository. These will go into a branch called "origin/master", which is not the current working branch of your repository (which by default will be the "master" branch). So to compare your local copy with the remote, follow this example:

$ cd boinc
$ git fetch
$ git diff --name-status master..origin/master
M client/app.cpp
M client/app_config.cpp
M client/client_types.h
M client/cpu_sched.cpp
M client/cs_prefs.cpp
M client/cs_scheduler.cpp
M client/result.cpp
M client/result.h
M client/rr_sim.cpp
M client/sim.cpp
M clientgui/MainDocument.cpp
M doc/versions.inc
M html/user/get_passwd.php
M html/user/server_status.php
M lib/coproc.h

The "--name-status" flag causes only the name and status of differing files to be displayed. The "master..origin/master" specification causes the difference to be displayed between your local repository (the "master" branch) and the remote repository (as fetched onto the local "origin/master" branch).

If you wish to update your local branch to match the remote repository then simply use the git "pull" command, as in this example:

$ git pull
Updating 6790085..2bb3e74
Fast-forward
client/app.cpp | 2 +-
client/app_config.cpp | 12 ++
client/client_types.h | 2 +-
client/cpu_sched.cpp | 12 +-
client/cs_prefs.cpp | 5 +-
client/cs_scheduler.cpp | 15 +-
client/result.cpp | 7 +-
client/result.h | 3 +
client/rr_sim.cpp | 4 +-
client/sim.cpp | 6 +-
clientgui/MainDocument.cpp | 12 +-
doc/versions.inc | 380 ++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------
html/user/get_passwd.php | 101 ++++++------
html/user/server_status.php | 38 ++++-
lib/coproc.h | 5 +
15 files changed, 332 insertions(+), 272 deletions(-)

You could also use the "git merge" command, which would merge the changes from your local copy of the "origin/master" branch into your local "master" branch. The "git pull" command is shorthand for "git fetch" followed immediately by "git merge".

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A manual update is the solution, but of course, only when you notice it's happened.

A manual update doesn't work, for me
My Win10 (core I7) continues to request: "Rosetta Mini for Android is not available for your type of computer".

:-(

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If I don't keep on top of this I run into a situation where the server will defer for 24 hours. I've seen where that would cause some tasks to be late. I like this project but there is to much I have to watch.

A manual update is the solution, but of course, only when you notice it's happened.

A manual update doesn't work, for me
My Win10 (core I7) continues to request: "Rosetta Mini for Android is not available for your type of computer".

:-(

Same here. I was noticing the other day the number of new active hosts is going crazy. We had a problem when 3k were added per day. Now it's approaching 18k new users per day.

New hosts

I just managed to sneak 5 tasks for the first time in 12 hours. Looks like it's a struggle to make sufficient work to keep pace with the new level of demand

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Again and again and again.

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I was noticing the other day the number of new active hosts is going crazy. We had a problem when 3k were added per day. Now it's approaching 18k new users per day.

Strange. The Tflops extimated don't increase proportionaly...

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I was noticing the other day the number of new active hosts is going crazy. We had a problem when 3k were added per day. Now it's approaching 18k new users per day.

Strange. The Tflops extimated don't increase proportionaly...

Only guessing, but if the make work function has topped out, the number of tasks in process are just spread more thinly with everyone struggling to receive work - which is what we're seeing - and maybe lots more people suffering these 24 hour delays before re-polling for work. But an admin would have to confirm this theory.

We have a capacity issue, either way

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Yeah, I'm getting the "android" error here as well.
So much potential being wasted.

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I have the exact reverse of this problem happening on my Android devices - for a day and a half now on three devices it's been throwing an error along the lines of tasks not being available for my device. Manually updating doesn't fix the problem (it usually defers communication for 4 minutes, reconnects, and then defers for 24 hours), and resetting, as well as removing and re-adding project wind up giving the same error as well.

Rather frustrating since it was 2-2.2k or so RAC worth of devices (2x Samsung Galaxy S3 plugged in 24/7, and 1x HTC One M8 that is plugged in for about 4 out of 7 days if you average it out (it's still my daily phone, so on weekdays will be plugged in for only 10-12 hours)) that for the time being gives me no other choice but to put towards other projects.

Still dealing with this problem on my Android devices where it's trying to assign PC tasks to it, and I've already lost a few hundred RAC across them due to this. It's also aggravating to have to manually update them every five minutes to try and get work, only to have it keep throwing the same error message over and over again.

There actually are no jobs queued at the moment. We'll have some in the near future.

Glad to hear there will be more in the near-ish future

On Ralph, again, this problem (on all my Windows pc).

ralph@home | Rosetta Mini for Android is not available for your type of computer.

Please, update your server... :-(

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