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Message 4732 - Posted: 6 Jul 2004, 3:01:18 UTC
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Hey, have anyone with a Mac been successful with downloading a wu with BOINC? If you have or haven't, could you post your general prefs settings, how many wu you've downloaded (if you have), your Mac/OS, & connection type, and see if it could help the rest of us Macies be successful in getting this thing to work (& start downloading wu :p )?

Best wishes to SETI & the future,
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wu downloaded: 0
wu completed: 0
average per day: 0
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Message 4746 - Posted: 6 Jul 2004, 3:54:22 UTC

Yes I have had success with BOINC on both SETI and Predictor@Home.

iBook 600 running OS 10.3.4 (Panther) 256 mb of RAM. 20 gig hard drive with 5 gig available.

Use no more than 3 GB
Leave at least 2 GB
Use no more than 75% of total space

Currently Panther OS 10.3.x is required for the standard compile, but Team MacNN has compiled a version that will run on 10.2.x (Jaguar). See the Jaguar topic.


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Message 4752 - Posted: 6 Jul 2004, 4:16:27 UTC

I have downloaded and uploaded several WUs, but still have not received any credit for them...
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Message 7514 - Posted: 14 Jul 2004, 3:01:40 UTC

Eric,

I downloaded seti for 10.2.8 from here - http://members.dslextreme.com/~readerforum/forum_team/boinc.html two days ago and have received credit for 136 wu's so far.

There was also a version for 10.3 available.

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Message 7525 - Posted: 14 Jul 2004, 4:11:46 UTC - in response to Message 4746.  

> Yes I have had success with BOINC on both SETI and Predictor@Home.
>
> iBook 600 running OS 10.3.4 (Panther) 256 mb of RAM. 20 gig hard drive with
> 5 gig available.
>
> Use no more than 3 GB
> Leave at least 2 GB
> Use no more than 75% of total space
>
> Currently Panther OS 10.3.x is required for the standard compile, but Team
> MacNN has compiled a version that will run on 10.2.x (Jaguar). See the
> Jaguar topic.
>
> [url=http://team.macnn.com]
> The best Macintosh team ever assembled.
>

After upgrading the OS in my Powerbook Lombard w/Powerlogix G4 500 512meg ram to 10.3.4, everything went smooth. (with SETI not the OS upgrade which took 7 days and a lot of tricks)
I have downloaded several wu and returned several I now have 104 credits and I show that I have contacted the servers 21 times. It did take about 5 days for my first credit to show up but then I seemed to get more every 6 hours for the next few days.

Dave
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Message 7587 - Posted: 14 Jul 2004, 7:40:57 UTC

First, sorry about my "bad" english. I'm from Germany.
I have a iBook G4/800 Combo and a PowerMac G4/800.
SetiBOINC runs on both Mac's with OS 10.3.4 perfectly. Somtimes there were no Wu's, but this problem did we all have. ;-)
I missed only one thing. The GUI of SetiBOINC.
M.f.G, HaQuiX

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