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I found the path computer -> file system -> var/libs/boinc/project/setiathome but it doesn't allow me to copy and paste nor drag and drop into the folder tho....? and I have no idea how to sudo copy and paste it in command...
setiathome(1) User Commands Version 5.06 - December 2005
NAME
seti_boinc - the SETI@home client program
SYNOPSIS
seti_boinc [options]
DESCRIPTION
seti_boinc is the boinc version of the SETI@home client.
It runs under the BOINC client which downloads radio telescope data
from a network server, analyzes the data looking for signals of
extraterrestrial origin, and uploads results to the server,
repeating this cycle indefinitely.
See [URL="http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/"]http://setiathome.berkeley.edu[/URL] for more information.
FILES
In order to use seti_boinc to analyze data from the seti@home project
you must first download the BOINC client software which is avalable
through the setiathome web page [URL]http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/[/URL]
If used on a supported host platform, the BOINC client will automatically
download the most recent versions of the seti@home client software.
If you are compiling for an unsupported host platform, you may need to use
the boinc anonymous platform mechanism described at
[URL]http://boinc.berkeley.edu/anonymous_platform.php[/URL]
The program generates several files with .sah extension
in the directory from which it's run.
These should not be modified.
OPTIONS
-nographics
Do not show graphics while running.
-version
Show software version
SEE ALSO:
There is much more information to be found about the operation
of the client at the following WEB sites:
[URL]http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/[/URL]
[URL]http://boinc.berkeley.edu/[/URL]
with discussions of add-on programs and scripts to control
the BOINC client in various situations.
The most recent version of the seti_boinc source code can be found at
[URL]http://lunatics.at/[/URL]
The most recent version of the official FFTW library can be found at
[URL]http://www.fftw.org/[/URL]. A version containing any modifications made for
SETI@home can be found at [URL]http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/[/URL]
If you are unable to find it there, please contact Eric Korpela
<korpela at ssl.berkeley.edu>.how do I CD back to filesystem instead of staying in the homeuser's directory??
All thing you need start there. Hence why most things start with the / .. Unless you already inside a dir moving forward.
These will be crunching rigs and little else. OS, SETI, LAN and maybe a little file server duty since the HDDs are much bigger than required - but damn if I'll buy a 40 or 80 Gb HDD for $40 when a 400 Gb is only $80 ...
