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Ian Francis
 
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2008-02-10 20:37:08

I recently had a host that needed to be reformatted. It is up and running again with the same hard drive image from before, but BOINC needed to be reinstalled. This gave me two hosts with the same name and specs, but different CPIDs. I merged the old CPID with the new one on each BOINC project page, but it still reads as different hosts on BAM. Will BAM update eventually, is there something I can do, or am I stuck with the host split into two CPIDs. I saw a couple threads on it, but I never saw a definitive answer. Thanks for the help.
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2008-02-10 20:50:16

you can simply delete the old host in BAM!.
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Ian Francis
 
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2008-02-10 22:52:05

Ok. I just noticed that BAM is catching up to the project info. My old CPID now only has Milkyway@Home stats, everything else transferred. I assume it will be up to date in a couple days. I will delete the old one once all the data transfers. Thanks for the input.
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2008-08-12 18:00:02

I have a similar problem: I am upgrading two of my hosts. So, do I need to merge hosts with all of my projects, or do i just wait for BAM to get everything lined up and then delete the old host? Will this then merge the hosts on the projects?

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2008-08-12 18:08:26

If you are upgrading, then why not copying the BOINC directory to the upgraded system, then install BOINC over it. Then it will retain all your settings, including BAM!, which projects you are attached to and even the workunits. No need to do anything at the projects or in BAM!.
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2009-02-15 19:57:11

Will copying the BOINC directory from old install to new work if I move from x86 to x64?

I would download the new x64 version of the BOINC client, install it over the old x32 folder on the new install.

So the old work units could be used, and the client state xml's should have BAM! setings and system will be same host name... but is BOINC client smart enough to go download the x64 app to start work on the work units?

I am currently dealing with a CPID split and dont want to make the problem worse by moving a host around like that but, really really want to move to x64 linux to run GPUGRID on a GT8600GT someone gave me... and GPUGRID does not have a x32 linux application yet.

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2009-02-16 06:27:44

Will copying the BOINC directory from old install to new work if I move from x86 to x64?


Yes and No. The client should keep the various ID numbers but all queued work will be aborted.
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