Lots of errors, yes, but the type of errors seem to indicate that the WU itself is fine.

Yours is the only one that errored out during computation. The others either had a problem downloading or failed immediately when they tried to start. Your failure was different than the others.

There's four errors exhibited by the other results for that WU:

0) This one really doesn't count as an error: Aborted by user. This could be for any reason at all. In this instance (152264807), the computer in question is a Celeron, and the user probably figured that the WU wouldn't complete before the deadline.

1) Download errors: Could be due to transient server or Internet problems, which are not the fault of the WU. Could also be due to a problem with the WU itself. However, since several of the results made it passed this point, it can't be the fault of the WU.

2) Initialization errors: When a WU starts running on a client, the application (executable) needs to be loaded successfully, the data for the application needs to load successfully, and the application sometimes needs to pass it's own internal validity checks before actually starting computation. Failures here include not having enough memory available, or deciding that the WU isn't appropriate for this hardware (e.g., the optimized SETI CUDA Vlarkill). Results that fail during initialization show a compute error with only a few seconds of computation time. Not much wasted effort here, fortunately. Your computer got passed this phase, so it's definitely not a universal problem.

3) A real computation error. This is what happened to you, unfortunately. The WU fails sometime after the real processing has started. On a long WU like the SoBs, this can waste an awful lot of processing time. The possible causes of this are almost infinite and run the gamut from bad WUs to bad hardware to completely unpredictable events such as cosmic ray impacts.

For this WU, your result sort of proves that the first two (three if you include aborted by user) types of errors were not the fault of the WU since you successfully got passed the point where they failed. As to whether there's actually a WU problem causing a computation failure, there's only one data point so far -- yours -- so they really need to see at least one other attempt. Hopefully this result 152273031 is close to finishing.
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