Do we know if Orin-Nano get work for the new app? Was running all the previous apps just fine. Any new device restrictions for the Diamond Vein search app that hasn't been mentioned in the device limitations thread?

I don't see why it wouldn't get tasks. The aarch64 linux version of the app was added a few days ago.

I also tried to get work and it doesnt send work.

can you check what configuration or work fetch limits you have set? It's a CUDA 12.9 app, but will work on any host with CUDA 12.0+ drivers.

if you can check host compatibility by cuda version only (host example for CUDA 12.2: <cudaVersion>12020</cudaVersion>) then that would be best.

Keep in mind that the Jetson devices do not have OpenCL capability at all, so if you are checking driver version for the host compatibility then you need to check the CUDA driver version not the OpenCL one. and older Jetson Orins actually do not list even a CUDA driver at all, so it would really be better to just set a CUDA version limit without any specific driver version check at all. just make sure that cudaVersion is >=12000.

    <plan_class>
        <name>cuda</name>
        <gpu_type>nvidia</gpu_type>
        <cuda/>
        <min_cuda_version>12000</min_cuda_version>
        <min_nvidia_compcap>0500</min_nvidia_compcap>
        <max_nvidia_compcap>0900</max_nvidia_compcap>
    </plan_class>

The name for loneseed's aarch64 planclass (which I understood to work on these jetsons):

aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu__cuda

Diaveins:

aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu__cuda

I got the scheduler to send me work and the app finally once I suspended all the other projects. Have four tasks in cache now. Just BOINC being BOINC I guess.

The new App: Linux on Aarch64 CPU, does that support any ARM hardware or just Nvidia GPUs running under Linux like the Jetson?

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Only NV GPUs with an aarch64 in Linux. The plan_class is "1.00 (cuda)"