Posts by MP3
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Quick fundraiser for SETI's new server
(Message 1034448)
Posted 19 Sep 2010 by  MP3
Post: Thank you for your gift of $10.00 via Visa on 09/19/2010. You gift was assigned to the following areas: SETI@home - $10.00 Your confirmation number is: 63019 |
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Welcome to the 10 year club
(Message 1034444)
Posted 19 Sep 2010 by MP3
Post: I did not realize I just joined this club. Now I feel old.... |
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Boinc 4.57
(Message 59273)
Posted 2 Jan 2005 by MP3
Post: One of the tools used to test an overclocked computer stability is Prime95 Run it for 24-48 hours and if the computer doesnt return a single error, then your computer is ok. Google it up |
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Pc security and passwords.
(Message 56067)
Posted 20 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: There is always thermite... |
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NetBus Trojan Horse
(Message 55814)
Posted 19 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: if you are using winxp goto Search > For files and folders Change preferences > With indexing services Select No to indexing services |
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Download problems
(Message 51026)
Posted 3 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: You can also try this Do a factory reset on the router (remember to write down your router setting if you need them). Put in the very basic information to get the router to work and see what happens. |
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Download problems
(Message 50955)
Posted 3 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: Oops, sorry...didnt read properly...need more sleep :p I dont have a good solution to this, but you can try this. Put your pc into the DMZ list in the router. This basically placing your pc outside the router firewall (get a software firewall ready before hand). Worth trying to see whether the router firewall is the issue or something else in the router. |
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Download problems
(Message 50925)
Posted 3 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: Lets make it simple for understanding. It does not matter where you upload the wu, where you download or even where the scheduler is. Infact, the location could change monthly. What most important is the address book telling the client where to get the information. Why? You cant just goto the upload folder and ask where to download or where the scheduler is. You just goto the address book for location upload,download location. And this address book is located in http://setiathome.berkeley.edu As long you are running normal seti boinc program, you must attach to http://setiathome.berkeley.edu unless told otherwise. |
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A question or two =)
(Message 50923)
Posted 3 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: there will be a record of your classic credit, but you will only be increasing boinc credit if you joining boinc |
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Download problems
(Message 50756)
Posted 2 Dec 2004 by MP3
Post: are you using this url http://setiathome.berkeley.edu to attach to seti? |
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Religious Thread [3] - CLOSED
(Message 49642)
Posted 28 Nov 2004 by MP3
Post: WordWeaver, this is an international board, please do not insult other religion. |
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What the heck is this....
(Message 45144)
Posted 10 Nov 2004 by MP3
Post: http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/workunit.php?wuid=3549065 interesting that a few people couldnt download this file |
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Overclocked Puters Return Errors?
(Message 44878)
Posted 9 Nov 2004 by MP3
Post: push the pc slowly and do benchmarking of the pc if it successfully boot up. And do more intensive benchmarking of the pc system once you are happy with that value you have set. The Ideal you are looking for is difference from pc to pc. What type of cpu, motherboard, ram, graphic card, psu, heatsink, fans in the casing and mod you done to your pc will influence this Ideal line. |
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B0rked Mac!!
(Message 39101)
Posted 22 Oct 2004 by MP3
Post: If he look at the message tab whilst the client is connecting to the server, he will notice it is asking him to upgrade to the lastest client What seti can do is turn off wu downloading for 4.11 client and below |
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??benchmark doesn't work??
(Message 31488)
Posted 30 Sep 2004 by MP3
Post: Here something for you to think about the time you work on the wu can actually slow down if your pc is proccesing something else if you set boinc to work non-stop example, a wu said it taken 2 hour to complete but in real-life it taken 2 hours and 15 minutes. thats what happening to me. try it |
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downloading problems
(Message 23696)
Posted 8 Sep 2004 by MP3
Post: let me ask you this first, did you successfully download the seti program when you reattach? |
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New Units - but no crunching
(Message 19719)
Posted 30 Aug 2004 by MP3
Post: clicking reset project may not work you need to detach and reattach to project |
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Pascal - cpu info (amd vs intel)
(Message 18712)
Posted 28 Aug 2004 by MP3
Post: CPU type AMD Athlon(tm) XP Pentium Number of CPUs 1 Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition, Service Pack 1, (05.01.2600.00) Memory 1023.48 MB Cache 976.56 KB Swap space 2462.31 MB Total disk space 38.29 GB Free Disk Space 4.46 GB Measured floating point speed 2861.79 million ops/sec Measured integer speed 4986.17 million ops/sec Setup AMD Althon XP 1700+ ( 202 x 11.5) Nf7-s2 512 kingston value (2.5-3-3-7) running at 340 mhz :( average time per wu : 3 hour 30 minutes |
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Microsoft SP2 Update...!!!
(Message 15671)
Posted 20 Aug 2004 by MP3
Post: I am waiting for SP2 patch to come out before downloading and installing it... |
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Cafe SETI :
signature-test
(Message 12465)
Posted 26 Jul 2004 by MP3
Post: testing testing |
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