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Fishtest has worked fine for me for a while, until I used Lenovo Vantage's memory cleanup feature (while fishtest was not running). Since then, every time I have tried to open fishtest it shows an error about reserved memory and it says the config file is not written (even if it is).
I don't know if this helps, but here is the system info:
Intel Core Ultra 185H
64 GB RAM
NVIDIA RTX 4070 Mobile Graphics Card (8 GB)
Note: I have tried recreating the worker multiple times and it still doesn't work. I have converted the .config file to a .txt file so it can be uploaded.
Everything seems to be fine with your configfile. I guess something is wrong with how the worker determines the amount of memory. This is the powershell command the worker uses
Everything seems to be fine with your configfile. I guess something is wrong with how the worker determines the amount of memory. This is the powershell command the worker uses
Hmm. That is strange. Can you rename the config file and restart the worker? Then it will create a new config file (it will ask for your username and password again, if you don't provide it on the command line).
Fishtest has worked fine for me for a while, until I used Lenovo Vantage's memory cleanup feature (while fishtest was not running). Since then, every time I have tried to open fishtest it shows an error about reserved memory and it says the config file is not written (even if it is).
I don't know if this helps, but here is the system info:
Intel Core Ultra 185H
64 GB RAM
NVIDIA RTX 4070 Mobile Graphics Card (8 GB)
Note: I have tried recreating the worker multiple times and it still doesn't work. I have converted the .config file to a .txt file so it can be uploaded.
fishtest.txt
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