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Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
10th anniversary T-shirts (How to order)
(Message 897819)
Posted 21 May 2009 by ![]() Post: The powers that be might consider making the design available in Adobe PDF/EPS at full resolution so it could be downloaded and printed on any size T-shirt or any garmet virtually anywhere on the planet. Should be able to find a web-hosting service that could make this sort of arrangement possible with a Pay-pal transaction. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How do I move unfinished work-unit files to a new installation of BOINC/SETI@home
(Message 605190)
Posted 17 Jul 2007 by ![]() Post:
Thanks for your quick reply, Richard. I just slaved the boot drive from the older machine and Windows XP's Computer/Disk Management service is telling me the old drive is 99% free. I had experienced the notorious "blue screen" when last attempting to boot that older machine, but had not suspected an MBR problem. I've got a Utility CD that might tell me more, but it's not looking good now. I was at least hoping that I could "formally" abort the WU, so it could be redistributed and not hold up others' credit. Thanks again. - Bruce |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How do I move unfinished work-unit files to a new installation of BOINC/SETI@home
(Message 605139)
Posted 17 Jul 2007 by ![]() Post: I have one unfinished work-unit residing on an old boot drive which I would like to (if possible) move to my current working directory on a new machine. The work-unit is not due for another 14-days, so I'd like to finish it. If this can be done without corrupting my current queue, or if I could allow my current queue to finish and temporarily disallow new work units without affecting any project statistics, what file(s) do I copy over to my new drive? - Bruce |
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Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
"Why the SETI telescopes can't locate a signal?"
(Message 600664)
Posted 9 Jul 2007 by ![]() Post: This article by Seth Shostak, PhD (a Senior Astronomer at the SETI Institute) addresses several related issues while putting the scope of SETI undertaking into perspective: Is SETI Barking Up The Wrong Tree . |
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