One thing that I find interesting:

The tasks that I run on my desktop differ a lot in computation time, from 1.5h to more than 3 hours. The tasks on my Rpi have been very stable in runtime for the last few days, each one was around 10 hours.

Hi,
Running time of the tasks may vary. It is normal for them to differ by a lot. Don't expect running time to be the same for every task for the given platform.

Cheers!
Georgi

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“The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it.” ― Neil deGrasse Tyson

This is exactly what I meant, I remember you saying that the task time varies, and I saw it on the x86 desktop, what surprised me was that on the RPi the task time did not vary :)

What happened on your host was by pure chance.
Take a look mine: https://asteroidsathome.net/boinc/results.php?hostid=729912
CPU time form 2 hours 12 min 59 sec to 15 hours 32 min 44 sec with average around 10 hours.

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“The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it.” ― Neil deGrasse Tyson

Haha, thanks, guess I'm just lucky :)

Hi,

i just noticed that the 102.14 aarch64 version supports Glibc 2.28 systems.

I am now getting valid results on Asus Tinker Board 2 (OP1 - RK3399 with Armbian) and Asus Tinker Edge R (RK3399 Pro with Debian Buster). Nice job!

I wish you all the best for the new year 2023! :-)

Spectrum

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Yes, we've done some changes in builds. Hope for the best.

If any issues come up, please send your feedback.

Happy holydays!

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“The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it.” ― Neil deGrasse Tyson

Cool stuff, just tested aarch64 version on following hardware, all with stock cooling/no cooling, works perfectly fine:

Oracle Cloud Ampere Altra (ubuntu) ~2.2hrs/task
Samsung A50 smartphone (proot-distro@termux) ~18hrs/task
Tannix T3 Amlogic S905x3 TV box (armbian) ~29hrs/task
Huawei P8 Max smartphone (ubuntu@userland) ~37hrs/task
X88Pro Rockchip rk3318 TV box (armbian) ~68hrs/task

Hi,

just a quick greetings / thanks from France for this arm64 bits release

Just noticed it yesterday. I just set Asteroids@Home running on a bunch of cooled (but not very loaded) arm64 Bullseye running RasPies (used as 24/24 running low consumption servers/test devices).

Memory usage is very low, making it suitable for low memory devices

Universe@Home wasn't loading any work on the arm64 architecture despite of the compatibility shown on the BOINC project list. And Einstein@Home is using a lot of RAM memory (~200 MiB per task), which is too much to run on 4 cores when using 1GB RAM devices without having catastrophic crashes all the times (Linux kernels having become completely unable to keep running fine when something uses too much RAM... for a bunch of years already. Seems it's never going to be repaired)

Anyway, in short, nice work!