The workaround with "sudo /etc/init.d/boinc-client restart" works fine.
This is the first time that Boinc recognizes my GPU.
I think it would be the easiest way if Boinc would be started at
boottime with a delay of one minute. That should solve the easiest
problem. I think that this is only one sm
Hello,
On 10/09/2011 01:14 AM, northa wrote:
> The bug still exists. in 6.12.33 in 11.10. When doing $sudo /etc/init.d
> /boinc-client restart the GPUs will be found so its a workaround.
In the meantime I have managed to confirm this behaviour on a machine
at work - yes. Mighty annoying. I just d
The bug still exists. in 6.12.33 in 11.10. When doing $sudo /etc/init.d
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* New upstream version.
boinc (6.12.25+dfsg-1) unstable; urgency=low
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Hello, Skip had sent me a pointer to his summary on the BOINC forums on
the matter and I have followed your all's instructions. So, when
6.12.23+ comes out, this should also auto-detect your graphics card.
Many thanks to you all.
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Same problem.
Ubuntu 10.10
Boinc 6.10.58
ATI 4xxx
Tried sudo /etc/init.d/boinc-client restart
BOINC restarts OK but (still) "No usable GPU found."
(Same rig under Windows 7 works fine.)
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Sorry: here is the correct Link:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=6307
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Here are some possible solutions.:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=
Maybe someone will still find the solution of the problem with BOINC and
GPU
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I had an Addendum: I use also Maverick Meerkat (Ubuntu 10.10) as a
64Bit-Installation.
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Same problem here.
Installed Ubuntu 10.10 from scratch - did standard update on ATI driver and
used Software Center to install Boinc.
Got version 6.10.58 which does not find my HD4850. ("No usable GPUs..")
Fiddled around a bit using suggestions from this thread with no success.
Uninstalled Boinc f
Sorry for the change of the description! i made a big mistake. SORRY! I changed
it back.
I cant use launchpad previously good.
** Description changed:
- Binary-Paket Hinweis: boinc
+ Binary package hint: boinc
- Beschreibung: Ubuntu 4.10 LTS x64
+ Description: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS x64
Release:
i had also the same bug with my ati radeon hd 4830: "No GPU found" with
boinc 6.10.58. I use the automatic login on my computer.
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Also on the Boinc site is an appropriate error message.
Error 1035:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/ticket/1035
This error is probably relates to more than one person could be made a priority
of this bug to "high".
Maybe you should directly coordinate with the Boinc programmers the cause and
th
I thought this was working this morning as after creating
/etc/gdm/custom.conf and rebooting (but not logging on) I was able to go
to another machine and remote gui in and saw GPU WUs running! Applied
the change to my other ATI machines (v9.10 & V10.10 but all running
v6.10.58 boinc). All seemed
If we want to run BOINC at boot without need to login, we have to
configure login manager (kdm/gdm/xdm/...) to accept connections. Maybe
it's good to add firewall rule to block connections to UDP port 177 and
TCP port 6000 afterwards (if you are on public internet) .
On Ubuntu (10.10) with GDM (de
I can confirm this fix works (Skip and gfarmerfr combined)
file: /etc/init.d/boinc-client
start()
{
log_begin_msg "Starting $DESC: $NAME"
if is_running; then
log_progress_msg "already running"
else
xhost local:boinc
sleep 5
start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --background
Btw xhost local:boinc works too
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Since I'm using the 'sleep' for my' boinc after gdm delay' I just added
the xhost + in front of that to get:
start()
{
log_begin_msg "Starting $DESC: $NAME"
if is_running; then
log_progress_msg "already running"
else
xhost +
sleep 5
/home/skip/setfan.sh
start-stop-daemon
For ATI users :
I've found a simple solution with the ubuntu default install !!!
There are 2 reasons why boinc does not detect the GPU.
1) It start to early (before gdm) so deactivate th autostart via
sudo update-rc.d boinc-client disable
2) It can't connect to xserver because it can't auth t
For exemple if you try one ATI Overclocking command this seems pretty
obvious ,,,
Under my user :
gfarme...@gnu-box:~$ aticonfig --od-enable
ATI Overdrive(TM) enabled
Using sudo :
gfarme...@gnu-box:~$ sudo aticonfig --od-enable
ATI Overdrive(TM) enabled
Under root :
r...@gnu-box:~# aticonfig
I ran across an issue after changing boint to run as my primary user and
connecting to the ATI card. I don't recall this behavior when I had it
running as "root" but will have to retest that to be sure.
IF you logout the GPU WU running will finish but all subsequent WUs
will get repeated errors
My understanding is that upstream doesn't want to force xserver as a
pre-req for running BOINC. OK, then we need something in the install to
ask if it's going to run on a server w/o a GUI (leave as is) or in a
normal desktop environment with gdm running (set the boinc user to be
the installing use
A guy (gfarmerfr) on the DNETC project forums told me "The user
launching boinc must have a Xorg session running". We were discussing
getting the ATI cards to work on that project. He took another route
(that I like better that what I did) in that he changed ownership of the
/var/lib/boinc-client
On 08/22/2010 01:41 PM, Skip Guenter wrote:
> OK, I got it working with the Debian package (actually used the PPA
> v5.10.58 x64)... This is ugly but if nothing else it's another
> confirmation that we've got a "boinc" user permissions problem with the
> ATI driver.
>
> In /etc/default/boinc-clien
OK, I got it working with the Debian package (actually used the PPA
v5.10.58 x64)... This is ugly but if nothing else it's another
confirmation that we've got a "boinc" user permissions problem with the
ATI driver.
In /etc/default/boinc-client I set the user to "root" in:
# The BOINC core client
OK, I'm using the drivers off of the AMD/ATI sight with same results so
it's good to know it's across both driver installs.
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I've found a way to get this to work, at least on my machine. I simply
downloaded and manually installed the latest BOINC software direct from
Berkeley. The versions in the ubuntu repository and the PPA i tried do
not work, but the berkely version does. This is with the default ATI
drivers installe
OK, another day and no major progress on finding what the issue is but
for sure:
1) The general problem of boinc getting started to soon can be confirmed
by doing the terminal command "sudo /etc/init.d/boinc-client restart".
IF the GPU is then found apply the "sleep 5" to the startup script that
I
WOW! Guys I just downloaded the Berkeley package and ran it's script
which installs into /home/skip/BOINC ("skip" being my user account).
from the default home/skip prompt I typed "BOINC/run_client" and then
"BOINC/run_manager" and it started each up in a terminal. In the
run_client window I saw
I think this thread is suggesting that it's a permissions problem for
boinc?? Any thoughts on that?
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=5936
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moved the Berkeley v6.10.56 binaries to /usr/bin/ and no diff. @northa,
what driver r u using from where?
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I just did a fresh install of v10.04 and driver .run package from ATI
running the PPA BOINC v6.10.58 (all x64 stuff) and BOINC reports no
usable GPUs found (HD5830). Dang... guess I'll go try the berkeley
binaries but I'm thinking it's a driver issue.
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Tried everything suggested here in Karmic 64 with ATI 4550 with no luck.
Do we actually know which part(s) of the default ubuntu / driver / boinc
are responsible for this problem?
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Sorry, the development version 6.10.58 from the ppa didn't work on my machine.
Didn't get to connect to the client when starting the manager.
(I'm running the dl:ed 6.10.56 and it works fine ,GPU and all - starting it
with a *.sh script
.../BOINC/run_client --daemon &
./BOINC/run_manager &
I have just tried with the updated drivers from
http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppas/27 in combination with the newist
BOINC and the sleep hack. Still 'No Usable GPU detected' :(
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Further to my previous post, I just tried under windows with latest
BOINC & ATI driver and it worked perfectly.
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I have tried both the "sleep 10" hack and the PPA version. My 4550 is
still undetected by BOINC. "No usable GPU found". The 4550 supports
stream and is listed in various places as supported for single precision
BOINC processing so should work. Could it be something to do with the
driver installed t
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> PS: Use "sleep 9" if machine is slow getting thru gmd start or if you
> wanna be really, really safe that it'll not start until after gdm for
> remote, unattended reboots.
Just for info:
I would just use "sleep 30" and be done with it: it's not wor
"Manual restart" must have left something running. Sure sounds like
just need to
"sudo gedit /etc/init.d/boinc-client" and add the "sleep 5" command as
shown below:
.
start()
{
sleep 5
log_begin_msg "Starting $DESC: $NAME"
if is_running; then
.
PS: Use "sl
Can you check this with the "Debian BOINC packagers" PPA, please?
https://launchpad.net/~pkg-boinc/+archive/ppa
If it's related to some upstream changes, this should work for you.
If it's related to how we start BOINC, it should have worked with a manual
"restart" already (when all upstart proces
http://boincfaq.mundayweb.com/index.php?language=1&view=471
It should have.
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Maybe in the .17 release there were no ability to use gpu under linux...
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Also tried killing the boinc and boincmgr processes and restarting them
too. No gpu found:/
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Yep. No GPU found.
As stated It Works fine with (6.10.56) - finding GPU. Then again, i'm
starting it after all other upstart processes are done..
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@northa could you try the command given by elhoir?
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tried
$sudo /etc/init.d/boinc-client restart
?
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