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[af>quebec] Philippe Chayer Send message Joined: 26 May 99 Posts: 3 Credit: 3,118,211 RAC: 6 |
I was wondering, The Climate Prediction experiment (www.climateprediction.net) has announced going to boinc version 4.02 on august 26th. Will Setiboinc go along the new version? I am currently running the beta version of climateprediction on boinc on one machine, and I can't run setiboinc because of the version incompatibility.... I'd like to know when this will be resolved... Phil. |
ralic Send message Joined: 6 Jan 00 Posts: 308 Credit: 274,230 RAC: 0 |
> going to boinc version 4.02 on august 26th. Will Setiboinc go along the new > version? Yes, however V4.x is still in alpha test stage for SAH. It is reasonable to expect it to progress to beta, before going public. > I'd like to know when this will be resolved... As you will have seen on the main page, the dev team are in the process of ressurecting the alpha & beta setups. Could be as little as two weeks away, or as much as a month or more. My advice would be to pick the project you're happier to supply resources to, and gear yourself for that one, be it v3.x or v4.x. Happy BOINC'ing |
MikeW Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 16 Credit: 233 RAC: 0 |
>>It is reasonable to expect it to progress to beta, before going public. They don't appear to have followed this route for V3.20... Giskard - the first telepathic robot. |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
> >>It is reasonable to expect it to progress to beta, before going > public. > > They don't appear to have followed this route for V3.20... > > > Giskard - the first telepathic robot. > Alpha test has 4.03, and there are some problems with the design of the work scheduler. Dual CPU computers have an idle CPU if only one project of several is running (or the non-preferred is the only one running). Deadlines are not respected on slow machines or low share projects. |
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