Hi, All three of my machines have said "no work available to process" for three days now. Can some one help me with this?
Thanks

seti is dry... like 10 gallons of water in the tank's downstairs but we don't have the ability to bring them up until next week.

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I recommend Secunia PSI: http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal/
Go Georgia Tech.

ok, cool. i figured it something like that

I think this is a good time to state this point...

The goal here is to remember that the SETI@home project or staff never promised a continous and ample flow of work from the servers.

This is why it is always good to have a backup project such as MW, Einstein, or PrimeGrid :)

- Luke.

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- Luke.

I've looked at some of the other projects but my cuda card is too slow for them.

So it's Seti or nothing for me.

Sounds like a good motto!

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I've looked at some of the other projects but my cuda card is too slow for them.

So it's Seti or nothing for me.

Sounds like a good motto!

You don't have to run your GPU, or you can embrace a compromise, run your GPU at S@H and your CPU at another project. I have both CPU & GPU, however I only choose to crunch with the CPU.

- Luke.

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- Luke.

Or blow out the dust bunnies during these down times. You wont believe how cruddy things can get.

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Old James

Yup, I just busted all my dunnies,
A lot of dust builds up in them in only fore months since i last blew them away,
err, thats using compressed air not something else with a hole in the end,
Ok, i admit, it i keep a list of when and what `things` get `done`.

Wonder Puppy said "I've looked at some of the other projects but my cuda card is too slow for them.

So it's Seti or nothing for me.

Sounds like a good motto!"

I don't have any cuda cards and access all programs via dial up internet. I run a number of other projects. Milky Way, Einstein, Spinhenge, Enigma, World Community Grid and even some Rosetta in additon to Seti. I think I've established a respectable showing in all of them, even without a cuda graphics card. Give one or more of them a try. I'm sure any of the BOINC projects would be happy to have you as a participant.

Regards,
Zen

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