Cuda error 719

[biochemical_animations]

looks like reinstalling the driver is fixing the issue...wierd how the driver would go out on 3 nodes at the same time...wondering if changing the low gpu priority may have triggered that.

[savage309]

maybe changing low gpu priority went thru all nodes and corrupted the drivers...

These are not connected in any way.

Best,
Blago.

[biochemical_animations]

These are not connected in any way.

Best,
Blago.

ok...just trying to brainstorm on what caused the issue and how to fix.

it seems weird that its affected 4 nodes. I was rendering this job yesterday without error, then rendering today, same job, 4 nodes went haywire.

just trying to think what I did differently between the two days that may be the culprit

[biochemical_animations]

ok , the issue came back

[biochemical_animations]

yep, problems back...2 nodes failed...one can't get past pass 1, the other rendered for an hour before failing right before writing the file

[biochemical_animations]

it's been really humid out hear the last couple days...anyone heard of humidity causing static electricity weird computer failures?

[biochemical_animations]

Well, I got 3 nodes to work, and 3 nodes are giving me error. I don't know what to try.

[biochemical_animations]

fixed it...I was using an unsupported map and eventhough it would render on the ws, this was causing the crash. Weird that ~25% of the job rendered on the nodes before they started to fail, and my ws would still render outside of bb, and some nodes would still render and some would not...then resubmit job, nodes that would render before would not, and nodes that would not now would...plus I would lose a gpu connection to windows on the fail...that was weird.

[savage309]

We would like to fix that. If you haven't send a sample representing the issue, please do so if possible.

Best,
Blago.

[biochemical_animations]

Ok, when I get some time I'll try to strip down (the scene), reproduce/isolate and send over.

[savage309]

Ok, when I get some time I'll try to strip down (the scene), reproduce/isolate and send over.

Thanks!

Best,
Blago.