The old seti had starmaps of your work units and graphics of your work results. I really miss that. Are there simular programs for this Boinc seti?

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The old seti had starmaps of your work units and graphics of your work results. I really miss that. Are there simular programs for this Boinc seti?

try the SETI@HOME MAPVIEW...it's located on the URL below...i haven't tried it yet...but it may be what you're looking for.

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/download_network.php

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The old seti had starmaps of your work units and graphics of your work results. I really miss that. Are there simular programs for this Boinc seti?

For those that speak Linux, KBoincSpy, the KDE app equivilent of boincmgr includes a starmap.

Kboincspy Starmap

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The old seti had starmaps of your work units and graphics of your work results. I really miss that. Are there simular programs for this Boinc seti?

try the SETI@HOME MAPVIEW...it's located on the URL below...i haven't tried it yet...but it may be what you're looking for.

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/download_network.php

Yes Seti@home mapview will plot a star map for you. It will also plot positions of both SETI classic and Boinc WUs. You will need to have kept some kind of record of your results to plot past WUs. Seti@home mapview will read lots of history files including those from SETI@home-Log9x and BoincLogX, the log files from Seti Monitor, SetiDriver, SetiHide, SetiLog, SetiQueue, SetiSpy, and StarMap.

For BOINC try using BoincLogX to record your results. It will show if your current WU has interesting Spikes, Pulses, Triples and Gaussians as well as recording more information for use in Seti@home mapview.

Both are available at http://www.bjoernhenke.de/sah.en.htm