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Sep 2003
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Jun 2013
4E16 Posts |
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#1521 |
P90 years forever!
Aug 2002
Yeehaw, FL
11100100101102 Posts |
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I took these:
Code:
43835563 1 DoubleCheck=43835563,72,1 43837823 2 DoubleCheck=43837823,72,1 44504917 3 DoubleCheck=44504917,72,1 45512063 2 DoubleCheck=45512063,72,1 48566747 1 DoubleCheck=48566747,72,1 48647167 1 DoubleCheck=48647167,72,1 |
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#1522 |
Aug 2012
Mass., USA
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I took the next two, the 49M ones:
Code:
49214119 29 DoubleCheck=49214119,72,1 49233293 28 DoubleCheck=49233293,72,1 |
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#1523 |
Random Account
Aug 2009
U.S.A.
72·37 Posts |
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M54711067 from MadPoo's original list gifted a major headache yesterday evening. There was a power outage. What are the odds that Prime95 would have been writing its backup files at the same instant as the outage? Astronomical, if I had to guess. Prime95 was at 53% of the test.
After power restoration, Prme95 began at the start and not where it previously was. ![]() ![]() |
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Einyen
Dec 2003
Denmark
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NumBackupFiles=2 TwoBackupFiles=1 Then it always has 2 files, one without any last name and one called .bu for example: p04N4353 p04N4353.bu Where p04N4353 is the newest backup and p04N4353.bu the oldest. So if the primary backup file does not work, you can remove .bu from the other one and continue from the one earlier backup. Edit: If you want even more "security" you can add: InterimFiles=5000000 or InterimFiles=10000000. Then it will save additional backup file every 5M or 10M iterations (or whatever you choose) called .001, .002, .003 and so on, and you can again remove the last name to restart from one of those "checkpoints". Note that these files are not removed automagically when the exponent is done, so they will pile up in the folder over time. Last fiddled with by ATH on 2017-07-17 at 04:47 |
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Sep 2006
Brussels, Belgium
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Jacob From the file common.c in the sources : Quote:
Last fiddled with by S485122 on 2017-07-17 at 05:30 Reason: 3 is the default value => no need to set anything. |
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Einyen
Dec 2003
Denmark
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Ok, I had it on 2 files since I started in 2003, so I did not know the standard had changed.
So if 3 backup files is standard then storm5510 should be able to recover his progress by removing the last name of one of the backup files. |
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P90 years forever!
Aug 2002
Yeehaw, FL
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It sounds like storm's problem is that backup files are not getting written to disk at all. |
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Random Account
Aug 2009
U.S.A.
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I've been running the various versions since 2009 and this is the first time this has happened. Sometimes, these machines do very strange things. I can live with this. ![]() |
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Einyen
Dec 2003
Denmark
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1) Stop Prime95 and check Task Manager (on the "Processes tab" in Win7 or "details" tab in Windows 10) that no prime95.exe is still running) 2) Move the savefile without lastname out of the Prime95 folder, lets say its called "p81N3639" 3) copy p81N3639.bu to p81N3639 4) start Prime95 again and see if it started from the 2nd to last backup spot. (What is the default time between backups?) 5) If it did not work: Delete p81N3639 6) copy p81N3639.bu2 to p81N3639 7) Start Prime95 again and see if it started the 3rd to last backup successfully. Last fiddled with by ATH on 2017-07-17 at 16:41 |
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