I see messages in stderr about file checksums, resuming, and so on. Does this indicate a problem?
Probably not. We use stderr to log some useful information that helps us to track the execution of the search code. The following messages are normal and not signs of trouble: Resuming computation at X/Y/Z detected finished Fstat file – skipping Fstat run 1 detected finished Fstat file – skipping Fstat run 2 Fstats.Ha: bytecount X checksum Y Fstats.Hb: bytecount X checksum Y [BA] (for Linux) I see messages in stderr about missing object files/graphics. The following messages indicate that your Linux machine does not have the necessary libraries to display Einstein@Home graphics. Provided that you don’t want graphics, they can be ignored. dlopen() failed: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory No graphics. graphics_lib_handle NULL: running without graphics [BA] (for Linux) My Linux box reports physical memory incorrectly. Please download memory.c. Follow the instructions at the top of the file to compile and run this small program. Then report the results
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