1) Message boards : Number crunching : Can we get a science statistic? (Message 169384) Posted 18 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: yeah - the idea of an scientific statistic page ist quite interesting ! Octagon: do you mean something like SETI@home MapView ?

2) Message boards : Number crunching : WHERE is the old software? (Message 168085) Posted 15 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: Is there somewhere I can get an older version of BOINC that will work with a Celeron under Windows ME? I just found out that i still had some old boinc versions lying on my harddrive :) I uploaded them for you to my webserver ( version 4.13, 4.19 and 4.45 )

3) Message boards : Number crunching : What is your fastest returned WU? (Message 166437) Posted 11 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: yeah ! i returned a wu in 0secs - can anyone top this ? :D ResultID: 109517741

4) Message boards : Number crunching : A rare sight in these forums...Thank you to the lad's at the (Message 166238) Posted 11 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: usually i dont post that much in these forums, but this is the sort of thread i just have to reply to: congratulations ! thanks a lot for fixing .. everything :)

5) Message boards : Number crunching : I have two accounts....how do i combine them? (Message 163931) Posted 6 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: check out this page

6) Message boards : Number crunching : Berkeley should get this! (Message 163464) Posted 5 Sep 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: I was wondering what operating system would you run on this server? this machine has a UltraSPARC-II processor (ok, it has LOTS of them :)), whose architecture is called 'sparc64' in the unix world. the most famous operating system for UltraSPARC cpus is Solaris from Sun itself. other unix/unix-like systems that run on sparc64 are: - FreeBSD - OpenBSD - NetBSD - Linux (e.g. debian or gentoo) im pretty sure there are more operating systems for the sparc architecture, but these are the most famous ones.

7) Message boards : Number crunching : Smallest hardware used for SETI crunching (Message 159961) Posted 30 Aug 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: i managed to install FreeBSD and BOINC on my old peacock notebook (33mhz/4mb ram/60mb hdd/9" bw-display) - cause it has no lan or pcmcia slot, i used a plip (tcp/ip via parallelport) connection to download/upload the workunits :) unfortunately, the cpu didnt agree with the 2 weeks deadline :/

8) Message boards : Number crunching : seti servers (Message 158566) Posted 28 Aug 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: I dont know any exact specs, but you can see some seticlassic servers (including their names) on this page And as you see on the status page, the Sun E450 is now used for setiboinc (ok, could of course be a new one :)) where did you heard about a new opteron system ? afaik the only use SUN servers - but if there's a new system, its not operating yet

9) Message boards : Number crunching : How Hot does your PC run when crunching? (Message 157841) Posted 27 Aug 2005 by skykInsomnio Post: I really do not know what is too hot and if I need more cooling? most recent cpus are designed to support temperatures up to 100°C ( afaik athlon-xps should run fine @ 90°C ) but: i really encourage you to buy some good cooling system; it cant be that good to run a system at such high temps :) my systems/temperatures: dagobert [p4@3.2ghz] : 45°C ( biiiig heatpipe + 120mm fan ) bolivar [tb@1.33ghz] : 50°C ( 120mm fan ) trophy [dual pII@.23ghz] : 20°C ( 2x 80mm fan ) hive [ath@.7mhz] : 30°C ( 2x 80mm fan ) btw, your temps are fine.

 
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