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Unix/Linux :
Boinc - Seti - nice
(Message 595244)
Posted 29 Jun 2007 by Loci Post: I wrote a small shellscript which renices Seti every 5 minutes per cron. The script is using /usr/bin/renice... and I have no clue if this somethin similar exists for OSX. The script is rather simple.... "pidof" determines the pid of Seti and renice does the renicing of this pid. |
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Unix/Linux :
Boinc - Seti - nice
(Message 587554)
Posted 16 Jun 2007 by Loci Post: Hi All, I wrote a small shellscript which renices Seti every 5 minutes per cron. It's only a quick&dirty workaround... but it helps... |
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Unix/Linux :
Boinc - Seti - nice
(Message 575433)
Posted 25 May 2007 by Loci Post: Hi, after the last few days without work I finally got some units and got my CPU busy again. A little bit too busy. I updated my boinc-client to boinc_5.8.17_x86_64-pc-linux-gnu and my S@H-client to KWSN-R2.2B-64bit-SSE2-generic. Starting is done via init-script and start-stop-manager on a Gentoo Linux box. No matter what how I start the Boinc-Client, via script or directly on the console I get the following behaviour: In the script a nicelevel of 19 is set and the Boinc-Client perfectly starts up with that level. But the S@H-client simply seems to ignore this and starts with level 0. When I manually set it to 19 it "resets" itself to 0 on the next WU. I couldn't find anything why the client behaves that way. The old client I had (5.1* as far as I remember) started the S@H-client with the same nice-level I defined for himself. Can someone give me a hint where to search or how to solve it? Please don't refer to google and RTFM... I already searched there. ;) Thanks so far Loci |
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Fast One (May 16 2007)
(Message 573073)
Posted 21 May 2007 by Loci Post: Just a message of support for SETI and it's staff. Full ACK. My last server contact was on May 16th and I'm out of work now for about 2 or 3 days. Could someone please give an update what's currently happening and what you're working on? I think everyone in here is curious about how things are going their ways... Greetz from Germany Loci |
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