Hello, i am short before i throw WinX away.

One problem are still in the way. The gpu is found, but there is no adressing to the memory i think.

It crunshes for 10 seconds maximum , and then repeat that with "Planungspause" !?

What the heck !?!?!.....

Meanwhile this thread i'll try to install more opencl librarys to the system.

Greets

Is it Computer 78004 with

CPU type          GenuineIntel Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU G1820 @ 2.70GHz [Family 6 Model 60 Stepping 3]
Coprocessors      INTEL Intel(R) HD Graphics Haswell GT1 Desktop (2048MB) OpenCL: 1.2
Operating System  Linux 3.19.0-47-generic

The kernel is too old for Haswell GPUs. See the other thread in this forum for more discussion.

ok, I took ur advice !

Now running "Zorin OS 11" with a 4.2 Kernel.

Just have to install the pripropitery drivers and install the Intel Open CL library packages (over "synaptic").

Guess what ? I am crunshing now on free OS, both cpu and Intel gpu.

Horray !

THX

BUT... failures on crunshing, any guess ?

What proprietary drivers? Beignet is open source so what did you install? And what Beignet version? Those "i915 kernel driver may not be sane!" messages don't look too good.

Regarding the failures, see the other one of the two other threads.

1. Mircocode Intel "Unknown&unknown"
2. Beignet 1.0.3
3. Including: Opencl Headers ... dont know if there are included

But the servers wont give me any wus for the intel gpu anymore...

AARGH ! I= ve updated "Beignet" without complete package , gpu functions are lost.

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/beignet/1.1.1-2/+build/8295939

ok used this package, my gpu is back.

Ah, microcode update for the processor.

Beignet 1.1.1 should be good once the app is updated. The app appears to be not compatible with recent glibc.

depending on the last errors i read , i´ll lower the gpus memory settings in bios, we see what will happening.

cant test anything, no more gpu workunits are send. :(

You have returned so many errors that the daily quota for that app version is now 1. You just need to wait for a new app version, the current one is not going to work on more recent distros like the one you have now.

...on more recent distros...

Which they are, is there a collection of testet distros right now ?

ok, meanwhile i run Ubuntu 15.10 , my goodness they never write the kernel version directly in the download filename :B

I don't think there is a list of tested distros yet.To find a distro where the current app works you can search DistroWatch for distros that have gcc older than 5.0.

http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=fedora

ok, my next and last try will be Fedora 21...gcc 4.9.x

was a big mistake, i´ll give up .

give up .

Not so fast ;))))))

What a show, Ubuntu only had have a 18k DUMMY FILE for GCC++ !!!

You have to use
sudo apt-get purge gcc++

and install it right with
sudo apt-get install gcc++-4.9*

Now i sleep well, waiting for intel gpu workunits , good night...

Got now the "first" cpu v8.05 tasks, but not for gpu ...

Nothing new, same old errors as before on an other os, must be basicly a failure on hard-or software.

Just started testing Debian 8.3 (Jessie) with kernel 4.3 from jessie-backports repository and gcc 4.8/4.9, standalone intel_gpu works, but BOINC has problems to detect OpenCL : error -108, error code 5632 whatever the second one means.

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5632 is encoded status from waitpid(). Decoded it's exited with exit code 22. If 22 is normal OS error it's invalid argument.

Wouldn't it have been easier to put the define in CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS instead of every single file and missing a few?

5632 is encoded status from waitpid(). Decoded it's exited with exit code 22. If 22 is normal OS error it's invalid argument.

Wouldn't it have been easier to put the define in CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS instead of every single file and missing a few?

CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS are only for compiler options. In Makefiles these are differentiated from preprocessor options in CPPFLAGS.
Yes, that is truely necessary, too. Alpha works now, thanks for the hint.

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Ain t got any clue.

http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/beta/result.php?resultid=23028634

What should tell me that ? ?_?