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Number crunching :
Why classic SETI@home is closing down and other facts of life.
(Message 219997)
Posted 23 Dec 2005 by Larry Reynolds Post: Let's not forget the goals of the Seti, and now the Bionic projects. We are all here to help solve some of life serious mysteries. My first wu took 120 hours. Pentium 90, I believe. When I was broke, tried running it on 486, but the grass grew faster. :) Ditto on the quote. It is for the science. I "lost" ten thousand WU, but gained lots in return. I tried just about every kind of computer on SETI and gained lots of experience keeping them going, day after day. Looks like the WU thing is not going to go the way some folks want. Sorry if we cannot get past that. Real sorry. There is more I could say, but there are numbers to crunch. . . . . . |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Why classic SETI@home is closing down and other facts of life.
(Message 218342)
Posted 19 Dec 2005 by Larry Reynolds Post: As you seem to be refurbishing old machines, do you have a reliable old small HDD available that you could install BOINC/Seti on, and move that from computer to computer. That would save the cost of USB Pendrive and the problems of max read/write cycles. I know that moving an HDD works with no problems. Perhaps you could try a CDROM? I did this while running "Classic" on five computers. Just a thought. . . . |
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