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Message 4530 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 14:48:54 UTC - in response to Message 4502.  


Why not grab the set and issue them to us with high replication counts ... then if they fail for everyone, that tells us one thing ... if they only fail for some and not others ... that tells us something else ...


we already submit identical jobs to many many machines - and they only fail *sometimes*. Even when the same random number seed is used.



To my mind, the cases that fail are the ones that you should be saving and using as your issue tasks for each round of testing. Not to keep making new tasks in all cases, but to use those tasks that have proven their ability to cause a problem.


again .. we're already doing that. But the errors are sporadic in nature so submitting the same task might not throw an error "this time".

I have noticed though that some of the problems seem to be highly machine specific. Like one user will always produce this one kind of an error and nithing else. weired. something strange about their setup ? No idea.


You might want to try classifying such failures by the specific type of CPU they ran on, and what operating system they ran under. At least one other BOINC project I'm participating in found at least one problem where the results came out one way on Intel CPUs, and a different way on AMD CPUs. And more than one have found problems where workunits come out OK if run under one operating system, but not if they're run under another operating system.
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Message 4531 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 14:54:50 UTC - in response to Message 4488.  

Should the name of this thread be editted to include 1.51, or should a new thread be started for 1.51?


Same for 1.53, the version used in the last workunit I got. Also, this could be reflected in the description of the latest version being tested on the home page.
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Message 4532 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 15:25:44 UTC - in response to Message 4503.  
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Thank you all for reporting the problems! The problem divides it self into three parts, firstly cornering the error, turning it into an erro message, reproducing it here and then finding the root of the problem.


<core_client_version>6.2.19</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
There are no child processes to wait for. (0x80) - exit code 128 (0x80)
</message>
<stderr_txt>
BOINC:: Initializing ... ok.
[2009- 1-22 4:45: 1:] :: BOINC :: boinc_init()
BOINC:: Setting up shared resources ... ok.
BOINC:: Setting up semaphores ... ok.
BOINC:: Updating status ... ok.
BOINC:: Registering timer callback... ok.
BOINC:: Worker initialized successfully.


Unhandled Exception Detected...

- Unhandled Exception Record -
Reason: Access Violation (0xc0000005) at address 0x7C81BD02 read attempt to address 0x00000002

Engaging BOINC Windows Runtime Debugger...



Unhandled Exception Detected...

- Unhandled Exception Record -
Reason: Access Violation (0xc0000005) at address 0x7C81BD02 read attempt to address 0x00000002

Engaging BOINC Windows Runtime Debugger...


</stderr_txt>
]]>




These are random segfault that occured somewhere. I can do virtually nothing from here. If i rerun the *exact same commandline* from here all runs fine. So these ones i can only tentatively bracket with stderr statemenets.


I wonder if a significant number of these are problems with restarting after suspending the task, so if you run them on a machine that doesn't participate in enough other BOINC projects to even cause the suspension, the code with problems won't even be used?

Also, have you checked if this problem is restricted to certain BOINC versions, but not certain others?

Also, it may matter whether the Leave In Memory option is used, and thus whether the restart is from what is left in memory or from a checkpoint.

On my machine, I found that minirosetta ran better after I enabled Leave In Memory, increased the upper limit on how much disk space BOINC could use, and increased the percentage of the available swap space BOINC could use. The new upper limits are high enough to suggest that BOINC divides the available disk space and swap space equally between BOINC projects before deciding how much to give to each workunit, instead of letting the more demanding BOINC projects have more than an equal share if they need it. This does have a side effect, though - I'll probably need to run about 10 workunits of any new minirosetta version to have enough results to guess whether it is better than 1.47, unless it's significantly worse instead.
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Message 4533 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 16:41:02 UTC - in response to Message 4513.  
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Yeah guess what. I just found a bug in the BOINC API! . Holy crap. Basically as far as i can see there's a memory leak when it's trying to unzip files. Mostly all you see is the application dying kicking and screaming just after initialization. One RALPH user though produced a suspicious trace (thank you philip in hongkong!). I have to stress that this is the only job out of hundreds such failures that has returned with a trace.

It fails in the unzip code ! OMG.
Been tinkering with the code, the bug probably stems froma single byte not being set to 0. This explains the sporadic nature - if the relevant byte happens to already be 0 then all is fine. I'll push out a version soon to see if the fix works. Its all stipulation at this point.

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Is the place with the bad code part of BOINC, instead of part of minirosetta? If it is, I'd expect a number of variations of the fix to be needed, depending on which version of BOINC is used.
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Message 4534 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 17:18:19 UTC
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Could some of your problems with RALPH@home be due to it looking like an alpha test project, thus driving away participants willing to participate in beta test projects but not alpha test projects?

I looked down the list of top participants, and found that I entered this list within days after adding RALPH@home to my list of BOINC projects, and not even giving it a very high percentage of the available CPU time on my machine. It then rose rapidly in the list the next few days. Is this due to the current updates being sent only to machines of specific types, or due to a very small number of people actually currently trying to be active in RALPH@home (I'd guess around 500)?

At least the results I'm getting from RALPH@home don't look significantly worse than I'm getting at Rosetta@home, so I'll stay active for now.

I've seen some other BOINC projects offer a "test" option for running workunits that are between their beta tests and their final release, but need a higher volume of workunits completed to check for performance problems in any new sections of the code used. Are you interested in adding this option on Rosetta@home, to restrict some of the testing done on Rosetta@home to people willing to tolerate a high bug level, and thus help attract more participants that object to the high bug level currently seen on Rosetta@home? You could even enable this option for users who haven't tried to set it at all, not not for new participants, if you're worried about getting enough participants willing to use it.
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Message 4535 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 17:29:25 UTC - in response to Message 4524.  
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Hmmm, shouldn't that be a test? When it writes to the file it should check to see if it is hearing the limit, and if so, stop ... I mean, 24 hours worth of work down the tubes other than we discovered the error ... (thank you) ...

Paul, I think you are saying "shouldn't it have detected the problem much sooner?". It dawned on me later looking at how far over the file size was, that there must be much more to it then just the last model. It was actually wrapping up the entire task when it failed.

There are file size limits in BOINC, and it does check them as the task runs (so far as I know anyway). But this one may not have been detected because I'll bet the last thing the task did was zip it all up to send in. So, there was no way to know the final size until the compression completed.

But yes, seems to indicate that the task is producing too many models. And perhaps that there is some intermediate file size that could be further limited to assure the compressed size does not exceed the limit there. The other way around it would be to limit the number of models the task is allowed to produce. But this would mess up my runtime preference, and my future requests for work, because it would end significantly sooner then my 24hr preference.

Actually, this would be another good factor for the watchdog to keep tabs on. (or the logic about whether to start the next model) If he sees a problem, then he could get the current work reported rather then losing it.
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Message 4536 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 17:30:12 UTC

Is this due to the current updates being sent only to machines of specific types, or due to a very small number of people actually currently trying to be active in RALPH@home (I'd guess around 500)?


Here's some numbers

BOINC Stats for RALPH

642 active users out of 3073

HTH


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Message 4537 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 19:45:06 UTC - in response to Message 4535.  

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Hmmm, shouldn't that be a test? When it writes to the file it should check to see if it is hearing the limit, and if so, stop ... I mean, 24 hours worth of work down the tubes other than we discovered the error ... (thank you) ...

Paul, I think you are saying "shouldn't it have detected the problem much sooner?". It dawned on me later looking at how far over the file size was, that there must be much more to it then just the last model. It was actually wrapping up the entire task when it failed./quote]

Yes that is what I was trying to say. Again, not being aware of the exact circumstances and what stage you were in at the time of the issue, it seems that the system should have been more graceful. If it was trying to wrap up the model at the end is it possible that it should have been able to make several upload files rather than just one?

There are file size limits in BOINC, and it does check them as the task runs (so far as I know anyway). But this one may not have been detected because I'll bet the last thing the task did was zip it all up to send in. So, there was no way to know the final size until the compression completed./quote]

True, but you can make estimates based on input sizes and normal compression ratios. And if the system errors, back off and try smaller sets ... again, you did try to press the system and found an issue that needs some thinking ... after all it is *MY* understanding that they want us to run the tasks for longer periods (my setting on Rosetta is 6 hours) to get more attempts per issued task ...

[quote]But yes, seems to indicate that the task is producing too many models. And perhaps that there is some intermediate file size that could be further limited to assure the compressed size does not exceed the limit there. The other way around it would be to limit the number of models the task is allowed to produce. But this would mess up my runtime preference, and my future requests for work, because it would end significantly sooner then my 24hr preference./quote]

Or they would package the end data differently. Again, you stressed the system in a way they likely did not expect.

[quote]Actually, this would be another good factor for the watchdog to keep tabs on. (or the logic about whether to start the next model) If he sees a problem, then he could get the current work reported rather then losing it.


Agreed.
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Message 4538 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 19:52:41 UTC - in response to Message 4535.  


Hmmm, shouldn't that be a test? When it writes to the file it should check to see if it is hearing the limit, and if so, stop ... I mean, 24 hours worth of work down the tubes other than we discovered the error ... (thank you) ...

Paul, I think you are saying "shouldn't it have detected the problem much sooner?". It dawned on me later looking at how far over the file size was, that there must be much more to it then just the last model. It was actually wrapping up the entire task when it failed.

There are file size limits in BOINC, and it does check them as the task runs (so far as I know anyway). But this one may not have been detected because I'll bet the last thing the task did was zip it all up to send in. So, there was no way to know the final size until the compression completed.

But yes, seems to indicate that the task is producing too many models. And perhaps that there is some intermediate file size that could be further limited to assure the compressed size does not exceed the limit there. The other way around it would be to limit the number of models the task is allowed to produce. But this would mess up my runtime preference, and my future requests for work, because it would end significantly sooner then my 24hr preference.

Actually, this would be another good factor for the watchdog to keep tabs on. (or the logic about whether to start the next model) If he sees a problem, then he could get the current work reported rather then losing it.


currently there is no monitoring of that. I'll look into putting safety stop on that. I'm not even sure how to get that info from the boinc api.
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Message 4539 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 20:05:05 UTC - in response to Message 4534.  

Could some of your problems with RALPH@home be due to it looking like an alpha test project, thus driving away participants willing to participate in beta test projects but not alpha test projects?


This is common for ALL BOINC projects. If you start any BOINC project you will see that you will leap up the lists if you run on that project for only a couple weeks. At some point you start to hit the level where the dedicated are accumulating work... then your rise will level off and will rise and fall depending on how many computers you have and what speed they are ...

I tend to have more machines than most people that BOINC, less than the really dedicated and so I am now solidly in the middle of the pack of participants though still rising slowly (at one point I was number 411 in the world for all projects)

But at the end of the day, test projects, Alpha or Beta needs people that will not only do the work, but are willing to report errors, try things out and run the risk of doing work and never getting "paid" for the effort because of failures.
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Message 4540 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 20:06:32 UTC - in response to Message 4538.  

currently there is no monitoring of that. I'll look into putting safety stop on that. I'm not even sure how to get that info from the boinc api.


Perhaps begging? :)
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Message 4541 - Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 22:01:40 UTC - in response to Message 4529.  

After Rosetta 1.47 totally crashing on my MacBook on 27 Dec 2008 (after one week of faultless computing, within hours after connecting to the Rosetta server; still haven't recovered) I have waited for an opportunity to test what is happening on Ralph. At last I received two 1.53-tasks - however, they show exactly the same symptoms as observed using 1.47 on Rosetta:

abinitio_norelax_homfrag_natfrag_129_B_1pxuA_SAVE_ALL_OUT_7037_1_0


process exited with code 193 (0xc1, -63)


minirosetta_1.47_i686-apple-darwin(69428,0xa031b720) malloc: *** error for object 0x1748220: Non-aligned pointer being freed (2)
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
minirosetta_1.47_i686-apple-darwin(69428,0xa031b720) malloc: *** error for object 0x1748220: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.

*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
SIGBUS: bus error

Crashed executable name: minirosetta_1.47_i686-apple-darwin
built using BOINC library version 6.5.0
Machine type Intel 80486 (32-bit executable)
System version: Macintosh OS 10.5.6 build 9G55
Sat Dec 27 14:45:29 2008




Hi ramostol, thanks for joining ralph. You error is new, i've not seen it on any other machine yet, but at least now we have a chance to cathc it. Shame the trace is giving so little information.

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Message 4542 - Posted: 25 Jan 2009, 0:13:33 UTC - in response to Message 4536.  
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Is this due to the current updates being sent only to machines of specific types, or due to a very small number of people actually currently trying to be active in RALPH@home (I'd guess around 500)?


Here's some numbers

BOINC Stats for RALPH

642 active users out of 3073

HTH



I got caught behind a ton of work in my buffer for Ralph and then ran up a big debt load to rosie. I have shrunk my buffer size since then. When there is work available I should get it automatically and be active in testing again.
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Message 4543 - Posted: 25 Jan 2009, 22:29:50 UTC

Please mister, can I have some more?

Can't test the version with no work to do ... :)
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Message 4544 - Posted: 25 Jan 2009, 22:47:37 UTC - in response to Message 4543.  

Please mister, can I have some more?

Can't test the version with no work to do ... :)


No worries - there shall be more work soon. I'm preparring another update.
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Message 4547 - Posted: 26 Jan 2009, 10:51:31 UTC - in response to Message 4544.  

Please mister, can I have some more?

Can't test the version with no work to do ... :)


No worries - there shall be more work soon. I'm preparring another update.


I just got 25 new tasks after changing my allocation percentage.
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Message 4548 - Posted: 26 Jan 2009, 11:27:23 UTC - in response to Message 4541.  


*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
minirosetta_1.47_i686-apple-darwin(69428,0xa031b720) malloc: *** error for object 0x1748220: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.




Hi ramostol, thanks for joining ralph. You error is new, i've not seen it on any other machine yet, but at least now we have a chance to cathc it. Shame the trace is giving so little information.

Mike


Since the computer in question is connected to the internet only in weekends I cannot be of much use without lots of wus...

But -- in connection with modified object -- this computer isn't doing much more that computing BOINC projects at the moment, and the sole configuration made by yours truly when connecting to the Rosetta server was changing the runtime to keep within limits. Since my first (of three) Rosetta crash the last months (that one using BOINC 6.3.14) made it necessary to manually delete all project files before reattaching to get up and running, I wonder if some errors are created outside of miniRosetta itself...
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Message 4561 - Posted: 27 Jan 2009, 0:11:55 UTC
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My apologies in advance for this long post, but I thought it the best method of report. I know you wanted feedback on the checkpointing. Specifically the checkpoint buffering that I understand should be included in v1.53.

I have this v1.53 task, it's been running for about 11.5hrs on my 24hr preference. My BOINC client confirms my "write at most..." setting is 600 seconds. This task has generated 122 checkpoints so far (as per the boinc_checkpoint_count.txt file) and is now on model 106, and perhaps so many models is the root cause, but here is what I see in the slots file.

I believe you indicated that at the end of a model, we would see a disk write, regardless of preference and any other buffered checkpoints. But, I seem to be seeing a large number of writes in a single minute, with several file numbers.

So, showing you the directory seems the only way... (sorted by date/time, and colorized where heavy disk periods seem to be. Some just seem to have written a large number of files, others seem to have written multiple checkpoints [if that is what the numbers are], in a single minute)



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11/18/2008 01:19 PM 667 T0327.all0.T20.aln.filt.2F2EA_4.mapping
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11/18/2008 01:19 PM 668 T0327.all0.T20.aln.filt.2F2EA_8.mapping
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11/18/2008 01:19 PM 671 T0327.all0.T20.aln.filt.2F2EA_14.mapping
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11/18/2008 01:20 PM 601 T0327.all0.T20.aln.filt.2FSWA_13.mapping
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11/18/2008 01:35 PM 39,881 2F2EA_11.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:35 PM 39,881 1UB9A_8.pdb
11/18/2008 01:35 PM 39,881 1UB9A_10.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:36 PM 39,881 1YYVA_5.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:36 PM 39,881 1YYVA_7.pdb
11/18/2008 01:36 PM 39,881 1YYVA_8.pdb
11/18/2008 01:36 PM 39,881 1YYVA_9.pdb
11/18/2008 01:36 PM 39,881 1YYVA_10.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_1.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_3.pdb
11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_4.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_5.pdb
11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_7.pdb
11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_8.pdb
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11/18/2008 01:37 PM 39,881 2FSWA_9.pdb
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01/26/2009 05:48 PM 13,938 chk_S_1UB9A_2_00000105_ClassicAbinitio__stage4_kk_1.out
01/26/2009 05:48 PM 13,938 chk_S_1UB9A_2_00000105_ClassicAbinitio__stage4_kk_2.out
01/26/2009 05:48 PM 8,619 chk_S_1UB9A_2_00000105_ClassicAbinitio__stage4_kk_2.rng.state.gz
01/26/2009 05:48 PM 8,640 chk_S_1UB9A_2_00000105_ClassicAbinitio__stage4_kk_3.rng.state.gz
01/26/2009 05:48 PM <DIR> ..
01/26/2009 05:48 PM 13,938 chk_S_1UB9A_2_00000105_ClassicAbinitio__stage4_kk_3.out
01/26/2009 05:48 PM <DIR> .
01/26/2009 05:48 PM 10,423 jumps.log
01/26/2009 05:49 PM 60,626 stdout.txt


Perhaps you could offer advice on how to look for any checkpointing problems. It seems it is either writing checkpoints more then it should... sometimes. Or, that it's got some models that complete in less then a minute and others that run for some time.

If you could tell us more about the naming used on these files, I guess that would clear up some of my doubts on what I'm looking at, and for.
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Message 4575 - Posted: 27 Jan 2009, 22:37:28 UTC - in response to Message 4561.  

Feet1st:

Looking at this, the checkpointing is working fine. As i said, rosetta will now buffer checkpoints up to a limit and them *dump all of them at the same time*.
So those large blocks of files is when it dumped all those checkpoints in one go.
Sadly we cannot just write the last checkpoint, we need all intermediate checkpoints to corerctly restore the state of the program.
(rather then spreading them over time, which would keep the disc spinnng).

HOWEVER: YOu;ve found another problem: minirosetta is not deleting all the checkpoints after its
done with them !!! Theoretically it should delete checkpoints after each decoy.

I'll look into that.

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Message 4576 - Posted: 27 Jan 2009, 22:49:27 UTC

I was starting to think that must be what was occuring. And also was thinking that once the model was completed, that these temp files should be deletable. So, great minds think alike I guess... and so do we!

Glad the info. came of some good use.
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