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Message 107909 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 20:33:31 UTC

Which Client version will let me stop getting new units instead of always filling the cache?
I have 16 computers crunching for Boinc so can't make global changes. I just have one that needs a new hard drive and have copied the directory over to another machine but it has its own copy of Boinc and I can't run both at once. Soooo...I would like to gracefully shutdown one version of the Boinc software, it can be upgraded to whatever version it doesn't matter, and then switch back to the one already on the computer. That way I am in no rush to install a new hard drive in the machine that had one go bad. The one that is still in the machine is only a 2 gig drive and is waaaay to small for Boinc.
I thought I read awhile back that one version had a finsh current units, upload them and then NOT download any new units.
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Message 107912 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 20:42:33 UTC

Boincview can help you there. It works nice. I've used it. You need to click on the 2nd or 3rd icon from the right, and tell it to stop the projects.

It works best with the 4.2x versions. I am running 4.25, and Boincview 1.0.3 (they are now up to 1.0.4).

It might be in 4.36, but I do not run the Developement software, so you would need someone else to answer that.



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Message 107913 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 20:42:54 UTC - in response to Message 107909.  

4.35 or 4.36 if you're using Windows
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Message 107915 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 20:44:44 UTC

If you switch the Pc(s) over to version 4.36, one of the new features allows you to stop the download of new work units but still upload the completed work units.

This can be found under the "Projects" and is named "No New Work".

This new version has a slight bugt when it is first launched from a boot of the Pc , to get around this just exit the manager then reload.

Good luck.
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Message 107928 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 21:08:59 UTC - in response to Message 107915.  
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<blockquote>If you switch the Pc(s) over to version 4.36, one of the new features allows you to stop the download of new work units but still upload the completed work units.

This can be found under the "Projects" and is named "No New Work".

This new version has a slight bugt when it is first launched from a boot of the Pc , to get around this just exit the manager then reload.

Good luck.</blockquote>
I chose this version and way of doing it and it works PERFECTLY!!! Thankyou. The "slight bug" is not a problem because I do not shut my machines down unless I am working on them.
THANKYOU ALL for your help!!!


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Message 108141 - Posted: 6 May 2005, 11:04:06 UTC - in response to Message 107913.  

<blockquote>4.35 or 4.36 if you're using Windows
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THe Macintosh also have 4.35 now with the GUI so you should be able to do this with that version.

The older BOINC Menubar did not have this feature.
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