Projektnews LHC@home: New VM image and new console feature!
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We have just updated the VM image. So please abroad your running jobs/wu's and get a new one.
The new image should have improved stability and use your cpu cycles properly.
As well we have included a new feature, so that you can now see information about the job, etc. on the consoles. (Similar to test4theory/vLHC)
You can open the VM console by clicking on the CMS-dev job in your BOINC Manager and then on the "show VM Console"-button on the left. An rdp client should open automatically and connect to the VM.
Once there you can look through the different consoles. They are as following:
1: Job output stdout [white]
2: JobAgent stdout [white]
3: top
4: Job output stderr [red]
5: JobAgent stderr [red]
On Windows you can use Ctl-Al-F[n] to jump to the Consoles, on Linux you should try it with Alt-F[n]
The output is still a bit messy, but pleas bear with us.
A graphic version as in t4t is coming soon -- to a VM near you
As well we were just successful, to run the VM on a Microsoft Surface, which is probably the first time ever that a CMS Job was run on a Surface
Lese weiter bei LHC@home....
The new image should have improved stability and use your cpu cycles properly.
As well we have included a new feature, so that you can now see information about the job, etc. on the consoles. (Similar to test4theory/vLHC)
You can open the VM console by clicking on the CMS-dev job in your BOINC Manager and then on the "show VM Console"-button on the left. An rdp client should open automatically and connect to the VM.
Once there you can look through the different consoles. They are as following:
1: Job output stdout [white]
2: JobAgent stdout [white]
3: top
4: Job output stderr [red]
5: JobAgent stderr [red]
On Windows you can use Ctl-Al-F[n] to jump to the Consoles, on Linux you should try it with Alt-F[n]
The output is still a bit messy, but pleas bear with us.
A graphic version as in t4t is coming soon -- to a VM near you
As well we were just successful, to run the VM on a Microsoft Surface, which is probably the first time ever that a CMS Job was run on a Surface
Lese weiter bei LHC@home....
