stderr out: <core_client_version>5.2.13</core_client_version>
<message> - exit code -1073741819 (0xc0000005)
</message>
<stderr_txt>
# =====================================
# random seed: 1345481
# =====================================

***UNHANDLED EXCEPTION****
Reason: Access Violation (0xc0000005) at address 0x7C911E58 read attempt to address 0xBCCC6600

</stderr_txt>

Validate state:Invalid

And...
The BOINC message was ...

12/12/2005 14:34:07|rosetta@home|Unrecoverable error for result 1mkyA_abrelax_rand_len10_jit02_omega_sim_filters_07287_0 ( - exit code -1073741819 (0xc0000005))
12/12/2005 14:34:07||request_reschedule_cpus: process exited
12/12/2005 14:34:07|rosetta@home|Computation for result 1mkyA_abrelax_rand_len10_jit02_omega_sim_filters_07287_0 finished

O&O

Since your computers are hidden, we can tell nothing... You need to either unhide them, or at least tell us the OS and give a link to the result ID #. (Hiding them doesn't protect anything, even when shown we can't see very much; the Wiki explains it in detail, or you can just click on my name on the left and see what is shown for mine.)

"000005" is awfully generic; it basically means "something broke". Since it's your first result, if you are on Windows, I assume you ran the graphics to watch - do you have an ATI graphics card? If so, you may need to update the drivers. If you're not on Windows, was there anything unusual that happened during this result?

Oh - and I am assuming you have "leave applications in memory when preempted" set to YES on the preferences page. If not, you must change that back to the default or you will have very few successful results.

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Since your computers are hidden, we can tell nothing... You need to either unhide them, or at least tell us the OS and give a link to the result ID #. (Hiding them doesn't protect anything, even when shown we can't see very much; the Wiki explains it in detail, or you can just click on my name on the left and see what is shown for mine.)

Result ID: 3494666
PC:
CPU type GenuineIntel Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz
Number of CPUs 2
Operating System Microsoft Windows XP, Professional Edition, Service Pack 2, (05.01.2600.00)
Memory 501.96 MB
Cache 976.56 KB
Swap space 1228.68 MB
Total disk space 39.06 GB
Free Disk Space 31.21 GB
Measured floating point speed 1831.91 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed 2928.3 million ops/sec

"000005" is awfully generic; it basically means "something broke". Since it's your first result, if you are on Windows, I assume you ran the graphics to watch - do you have an ATI graphics card? If so, you may need to update the drivers.

Yes I was watching the graphics ... I'll look into the matter of updating.

Oh - and I am assuming you have "leave applications in memory when preempted" set to YES on the preferences page. If not, you must change that back to the default or you will have very few successful results.

Leave applications in memory while preempted is set to NO.

FYI, I'm also running Predictor@Home and it is working fine

O&O

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It is not the Monkey nor the Tiger in man that I fear ... it is the Donkey!

Leave applications in memory while preempted is set to NO.

That's the problem then! Correct that, and everything will probably be fine. There's a known bug in the application that crops up if it's switched out of memory at certain times. There is _no_ downside to having that preference be a "yes", as long as your system meets the minimum requirements to run Rosetta (which it does). In fact, even if you only had 256MB, as long as you have a reasonable sized swap file, and are attached to fewer than 5 or 6 projects, there's _still_ no downside.

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Leave applications in memory while preempted is set to NO.

That's the problem then! Correct that, and everything will probably be fine. There's a known bug in the application that crops up if it's switched out of memory at certain times. There is _no_ downside to having that preference be a "yes", as long as your system meets the minimum requirements to run Rosetta (which it does). In fact, even if you only had 256MB, as long as you have a reasonable sized swap file, and are attached to fewer than 5 or 6 projects, there's _still_ no downside.

Many thanks BM for your advise...

Reading your reply then changing the prefrences for the "preempted" to "yes" were the last two thing I did 4 days ago and before I log out ... to catch a plane.

There were 2 days of R@H WUs already in my system and when I returned back...I found them all "ready to report"...which I did .. and everything seems to be working fine.

Thanks again for your time and help ... much appreciated.

O&O (You for sure deserve the +1 rating.)

There were 2 days of R@H WUs already in my system and when I returned back...I found them all "ready to report"...which I did .. and everything seems to be working fine.

Great! Any other problems or questions, we're here! :-)

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