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SETI@home v7 7.06 released for ARMv7 Android

SETI@home v7 7.06 released for ARMv7 Android

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Message 46917 - Posted: 13 Sep 2013, 1:21:21 UTC

I installed the Android Beta 7.2.9 and processed two tasks. No new tasks have downloaded in about two days. How can I get new tasks?
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Message 46933 - Posted: 13 Sep 2013, 18:25:01 UTC - in response to Message 46917.  
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BOINC thinks you don't have enough disk space available. What are the "Max used storage" and "Min spare storage" in the BOINC preferences on your device set to?

2013-09-13 06:27:16.3239 [PID=9754 ]    [send] No disk space available: disk_max_used_gb 0.00GB disk_max_used_pct 50.00 disk_min_free_gb 0.00GB
2013-09-13 06:27:16.3239 [PID=9754 ]    [send] No disk space available: host.d_total 2.34GB host.d_free 1.10GB host.d_boinc_used_total 0.00GB
2013-09-13 06:27:16.3239 [PID=9754 ]    [send] No disk space available: x1 1000.00GB x2 1.16GB x3 -48.90GB x -48.90GB
2013-09-13 06:27:16.3348 [PID=9754 ]    [send] [HOST#64901] [WU#5684309 04mr09ab.3301.9070.5.16.93] WU is infeasible: Not enough disk



It appears you've got it set to 50% free disk space, and you've got 47% free. A more typical setting is 90%

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