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Space Acres is an opinionated GUI application for farming on Subspace Network
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Programs often disappear #177

Closed xli-cube closed 2 months ago

xli-cube commented 2 months ago

I tried using ACRES or CLI, but both encountered this issue. cpu:i9-14900kf , 32G this log DL)Q$CAQ8BJ$O7XC6DD0@)9 Y(U5I4MC44E@3W{YTBN%UUK

xli-cube commented 2 months ago

space-acres.zip this log file. When the piece is syncing, the interface often appears unresponsive and then disappears.

Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-14900KF 3.20 GHz RAM 32.0 GB

nazar-pc commented 2 months ago

According to screenshots your computer is most likely unstable, see https://forum.subspace.network/t/thread-plotting-1-1-panicked/2404?u=nazar-pc The first thing to check is RAM (XMP), check forum for details and further discussion.

ShaunWuu commented 2 months ago

According to screenshots your computer is most likely unstable, see https://forum.subspace.network/t/thread-plotting-1-1-panicked/2404?u=nazar-pc The first thing to check is RAM (XMP), check forum for details and further discussion.

@xli-cube is my friend. He checked that XMP is off, and found no condition looks like the one in this post. Would you offer more details to check?

nazar-pc commented 2 months ago

"overflowed its stack" is one of the indications of unstable hardware. Application shouldn't just exit for no reason. You might be able to find more details in system events in Windows, but you'll likely find some segfaults there that are results of unstable hardware.

Even if XMP is off computer can be unstable, my 13900K is quite unstable sometimes as well, see reports like https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-13th-14th-core-raptor-lake-gaming-instability-is-now-being-investigated and https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-recommends-intel-raptor-lake-cpu-users-to-consult-intel-in-case-of-stability-issues.

I don't think there is anything to fix in Space Acres or other Subspace software. Note that plotting in Subspace is memory-intensive and can uncover instability in seemingly stable otherwise system.

xli-cube commented 2 months ago

Thank you

xli-cube commented 2 months ago

perfect !! The program crash is not related to XMP, CPU frequency reduction has been resolved