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Message 690879 - Posted: 12 Dec 2007, 16:30:23 UTC

Hi *

I have a brand new Intel Core 2 Quad machine, and I want to install seti on it. Running FC7.

I only installed Seti on P4's. Could anybody help me here, on how I can put seti running on this machine?

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Message 690932 - Posted: 12 Dec 2007, 22:19:10 UTC

It's easy:

1) Download BOINC client: http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php
2) chmod +x the downloaded file to make it executeable
3) execute the file, it creates a new dir BOINC and unpackes all the boinc files into it
4) start boinc binary or the boinc run script
5) start boincmgr and add your account in the menue.
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Message 691090 - Posted: 13 Dec 2007, 10:07:01 UTC - in response to Message 690932.  

Hi Desti

Thanks for the tips.

I was successfull putting seti running on 2 of the 4 CPU's on the Intel Core2 Quad arch., after carefully reading the thread " SETI Enhanced binaries for other Platforms".

1 - install boinc_5.8.16_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh

2 - install boinc_5.8.17_x86_64-pc-linux-gnu.tgz

3 - run_manager, creating the BOINC dir and other stuffs; kill boinc
The Core 2 Quad is recognized, but reports only 2 available CPU's

4 - intall 2.4_Linux64_kernel_2.6_Intel_SSE3.tar.bz2
(http://lunatics.at/index.php?module=Downloads;sa=dlview;id=116)

5 - nohup run_client &

Is there a way to use the 4 CPU's?

I'm not very acquainted with these new Intel cores. Probably Core 2 Quad, means
2 Cores, with 2 CPU's each?

Best,
Plan9

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Message 691207 - Posted: 13 Dec 2007, 22:08:07 UTC

Does your kernel recognize all 4 cores? If yes take a look into your account setting on this webpage and change

On multiprocessors, use at most X processors

to 4 or more. Then update the project or wait until it connects to the server next time.
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Message 691477 - Posted: 14 Dec 2007, 20:40:45 UTC - in response to Message 691207.  

Hi Desti

That was it.
4 Cores, up and running.

Best,
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