resonance-engine/results/harmonic_scan_sequential/1024x1024/MESSAGE_FOR_CRAW_AGENT.md

MESSAGE FOR THE-CRAW INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEER

CONTEXT:

• Beast has working 1024×1024 with NVMe hybridization
• Original mothballed, NVMe version tested and working
• Need to test on the-craw (GTX 1050)

FILES AVAILABLE ON BEAST:

1. D:\openclaw-local\workspace-main\harmonic_scan_sequential\1024x1024\fractal_habit_1024x1024_nvme_proper.cu - NVMe source
2. D:\openclaw-local\workspace-main\harmonic_scan_sequential\1024x1024\fractal_habit_nvme_proper.exe - Compiled binary
3. D:\openclaw-local\workspace-main\harmonic_scan_sequential\1024x1024\MOTHBALLED_ORIGINAL\ - Original (read-only)

TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE-CRAW:

Step 1: Check CUDA/GPU

/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc --version
nvidia-smi

Step 2: Copy files from Beast (if possible via node connectivity)

Or compile from source:

# Get source from Beast path above
# Compile for GTX 1050 (sm_61)
/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc -arch=sm_61 -O3 -D_USE_MATH_DEFINES \
    fractal_habit_1024x1024_nvme_proper.cu \
    -o fractal_habit_nvme_craw -lnvml -lcufft

Step 3: Test NVMe checkpointing

mkdir -p /mnt/nvme/fractal_test  # or use /tmp
./fractal_habit_nvme_craw
# Should create checkpoint_00100000.bin at end

Step 4: Report back

1. Compilation success/failure
2. Runtime behavior
3. Checkpoint file creation
4. Any errors

BEAST STATUS:

• ✅ Original 1024×1024 working (mothballed)
• ✅ NVMe version working (checkpoint saved: 48MB)
• ✅ Three-tiered memory hierarchy implemented
• ✅ Ready for the-craw testing

URGENCY:

Test NVMe hybridization on actual GTX 1050 hardware to verify:

1. Compilation works on different CUDA version (11.4 vs 12.6)
2. Checkpointing works on Linux/NVMe
3. Performance on lower-power GPU