Thanks for the tut, I am a first time linux user and never coded a thing in my life so I know no command lines. After a couple of tries I got it to work and now I am folding away on my 7th machine (the others are some shape or form of windows)
Thanks for the tut, I am a first time linux user and never coded a thing in my life so I know no command lines. After a couple of tries I got it to work and now I am folding away on my 7th machine (the others are some shape or form of windows)
You're folding on the windows machines too, right?Originally Posted by sleepy127
Help yourself: Search the community docs or try other resources.
Let science use your computer when you aren't: Folding@Home.Originally Posted by Henry Spencer
This is all quite impressive. I followed your instructions, and now my AMD 2GHz is folding away in the background. I can use the web and other things, and not even notice any slowdowns at all.
This is a really helpful Howto. I have followed it again for another machine I set and all went well again. Now I have 3 CPUs working on this.
Thanks again.
What would I have to change in the scripts to add flags? I'd like to add -forceasm -verbosity 9 .
Adding flags is the next step in the scripts. I'll work on it in the next few days. I have already added it, but have not tested or debugged yet. PM me if you want a preliminary version.
Help yourself: Search the community docs or try other resources.
Let science use your computer when you aren't: Folding@Home.Originally Posted by Henry Spencer
PMed you jpkotta
Yes I am folding with 8 processors right and hoping to add 3 in the next 2-3 weeks (waiting on a hub and a KVM switch). I am on the overclock.net team, I think we are in 60th place right now and I am 8th on the team. I have been folding for almost a year now and have over 200,000 points. My next project is a folding farm using one full pc as a server and the rest of the computers will not have video cards, or drives of any kind. Just a motherboard, processor, ram, nic, and PSU. I may even build a mount to put maybe 4 in one case.Originally Posted by jpkotta
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