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Message 21543 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 19:09:57 UTC

I have built and post 4.07 which also includes all the latest language file updates for the GUI.

If you have a Win98 or WinME system that is suffering from lock-ups or crashes, upgrade to one of the new versions. We'll continue letting 4.07 cook in Alpha for a bit longer before releasing it to the public.

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Message 21552 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 19:37:37 UTC - in response to Message 21536.  
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> The reply here seems to come to a halt. Last messages indicate that BONIC 4.6
> seems to work for win98. Is this a right conclusion? Or are there still
> issues?
> -- > Sven Teirlinck


Yes Sven, My Windows 98 box has just over 24 hours of up time and everything is running the way it should, uploads and downloads are fine.

Where can I find version 4.07 Rom?



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Message 21595 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 22:27:37 UTC - in response to Message 21531.  


> > What is the symbols file needed for?
>
> During normal operations, symbol files are inert files on the system.
>
> When a crash occurs the NT based systems can generate a callstack from the
> information contained within the symbol files that give us an idea of where
> the crash happens.
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> This technology is akin to the Windows Error Reporting tool that appears in
> Windows 2000 and better.

Thanks very much. So I don't need it as I'm on Win98SE for the one system concerned. (The rest all run Linux).


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Message 21609 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 22:57:25 UTC

My two PC's that had problems are running version version 4.06 now for over 24 hours. CPU benchmark, downloading of WU's, sending results and reporting to the scheduler without any problems (client: setiathome 4.03).
Just upgraded to 4.07, running smoothly at the moment. Except that one machine is not able to upload results, but may be there is a server problem at the moment?

The systems are:
PIII 2.26 GHz - Windows Me
PII 266 MHz - Windows 95 (don't tell me it's old, I know :-) )
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Message 21624 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 23:26:57 UTC

It's over 24 hours with version 4.06 running very well, both in the background, and as a screen saver. I have experienced absolutely no problems.

Of course, I still cannot put a password on the screen saver. (Just a reminder.)

Thanks again to Walt Gribben and Rom Walton.

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Message 21626 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 23:28:19 UTC - in response to Message 21552.  


> Where can I find version 4.07 Rom?


http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/boinc_alpha/download/boinc_4.06_windows_intelx86.exe


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Message 21633 - Posted: 2 Sep 2004, 23:47:48 UTC

Isn't open source wonderful? Can you imagine if this was Microsoft? They'd sell you an upgrade - in a years time. And it would have bugs.

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Message 21656 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 0:55:20 UTC



Hey 1202 - dig the handle - we're go on that.

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Message 21674 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 1:24:42 UTC

I have W98se and was running V3.20 and want to go V4

now in process of D/L
http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/boinc_alpha/download/boinc_4.06_windows_intelx86.exe
and
http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/boinc_alpha/download/boinc_4.07_windows_intelx86.exe

which is safer to install at this time.
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Message 21710 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 3:54:41 UTC

Great and fast job done. The 4.06 ran without any single problem/error crunching, up/downloading, updating on my 98SE/Duron. Congratulations
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Message 21770 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 6:49:15 UTC

I upgraded to 4.06 earlier today, and it seemed to be going good, but it froze again about 4 hours ago (I just got back to an internet connection -- this is the laptop I take with me to and from classes)

I'm on Windows XP (I upgraded because although the warnings were all for ME and 98, I had been having the problems with computation ceasing without reason and being forced to reset the project. Unfortunately, while I was able to successfully compute and report 2 work units, the third froze 18:38 into it)

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Message 21814 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 10:44:47 UTC

I upgraded to 4.07 on my W98SE computer. Its running without problems. Great job done! Congratulations!
The switiching between S@H and the new LHC@home project is functioning without errors !
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Message 21816 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 10:52:49 UTC - in response to Message 21656.  

> Hey 1202 - dig the handle - we're go on that.
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Copy you're down, Dave! :-)




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Message 22046 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 22:30:25 UTC - in response to Message 21814.  

> I upgraded to 4.07 on my W98SE computer. Its running without problems. Great
> job done! Congratulations!
> The switiching between S@H and the new LHC@home project is functioning without
> errors !
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>
Where can I download 4.07, 4.05 brings my machine to a crawl. Including slowing down or stopping the clock. Ver 3.xx never did this. I have P4 1.5ghz 256meg ram with windows ME. Not the fast machine, but I would think it would work.

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Message 22054 - Posted: 3 Sep 2004, 22:37:10 UTC

BOINC CC 4.07 can get downloaded from here:
http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/boinc_alpha/download/boinc_4.07_windows_intelx86.exe

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Message 22148 - Posted: 4 Sep 2004, 2:59:32 UTC

thanks. I have been running for a couple hours now, 4.05 wouldn't make it 20 minutes.
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Message 22150 - Posted: 4 Sep 2004, 3:10:47 UTC
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I've just noticed with 4.06 on 98SE when a wu (any project) switches to preempted it is actually still running. The cpu time continues to increment and I can see both projects listed in the task manager. Is this an issue that is addressed in 4.07 or is it just me?

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Message 22151 - Posted: 4 Sep 2004, 3:16:28 UTC - in response to Message 22054.  

> BOINC CC 4.07 can get downloaded from here:
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> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/boinc_alpha/download/boinc_4.07_windows_intelx86.exe


Thanks Rom. I am running XP and everything has been working fine so far.
Is this update only for 98 users or should we all install it. I guess not
but I remember you posted something before saying that all Win version
were affected so... Thanks

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Message 22175 - Posted: 4 Sep 2004, 4:09:55 UTC - in response to Message 21814.  

> I upgraded to 4.07 on my W98SE computer. Its running without problems. Great
> job done! Congratulations!
> The switiching between S@H and the new LHC@home project is functioning without
> errors !
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I can also report no problems at all with 4.07 on my Win 98 SE PC.
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Message 22265 - Posted: 4 Sep 2004, 14:17:32 UTC
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After finishing a unit my Boinc 4.06 /Seti did not start the next unit on my WinME. I learned that ithe program ddhelp.exe was not responding, so seti was not able to start the next.
Did anyone have the same problem?
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