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Also I have 3 PC's running Win 7 with 373.06.cd /d "%Windir%\System32"
takeown /F MusNotification.exe
icacls MusNotification.exe /deny Everyone:(X)
takeown /F MusNotificationUx.exe
icacls MusNotificationUx.exe /deny Everyone:(X)
remcd /d "%Windir%\System32"
icacls MusNotification.exe /remove:d Everyone
icacls MusNotification.exe /grant Everyone:F
icacls MusNotification.exe /setowner "NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller"
icacls MusNotification.exe /remove:g Everyone
icacls MusNotificationUx.exe /remove:d Everyone
icacls MusNotificationUx.exe /grant Everyone:F
icacls MusNotificationUx.exe /setowner "NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller"
icacls MusNotificationUx.exe /remove:g Everyone
rem
(I do not remember why it was in there) I found the box with my GPU's, identified the GTX 970 and picked up the wrong GPU... 460's and 970's are about the same length. Installed a 460 and booted it up. After the driver installed opened client saw it was the wrong GPU and finally installed the correct one...
That 18.04 sounds good, Its good to see the newest version working. I'll give it a try and see if I can get a boost on the GTX970. I might than move the 1080Ti to it.
# Linux 18.04.1 Desktop Install with PPA and Folding, updated 09-26-2018
# Ubuntu install from Live CD or USB drive
# Make fresh install ubuntu 1804.1
# select minimal install
# unselect download and apply updates during installation
# enable autologin
# Ubuntu defaults to downloading updates, but prompts for installation.
# The auto update feature will be disabled to avoid issues while folding
# Do NOT apply the updates when prompted at startup.
# Updates will be applied manually after the nvida driver is installed.
# boot into Ubuntu desktop
# remove extra items from favorites launcher (menu bar on left side of screen)
# add terminal, settings, software updater and software & updates to favorites (menu lower left corner)
# edit settings for display timeout and disable screen lock
# settings-power 10 min,
# settings-Privacy screenlock off
# modify Nautilus Preferences - Behavior to restore the right-click create link
# open Nautilus file mgr, select File in menu top left corner - Preferences, Behaviour tab, check box for "show action to create symbolic link"
# copy Folding folder to home (notes, folding client, FAHControl and config.xml files)
# make shortcut for linux notes file and drag to desktop
# share Folding folder, enable guest access
# samba installation includes python version required for FAHControl
# edit /etc/samba/smb.conf to enable 18.04 to access to network shares on older hosts
# under workgroup line, add line "client max protocol=NT1"
sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
# use gedit to make grub visible and reduce timeout
# unhide grub boot menu by adding # at start of line GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=hidden
# adjust the 10s default for the grub menu in line GRUB_TIMEOUT=10
# the default progam can be adjusted in line GRUB_DEFAULT=0
sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
sudo update-grub
# install nvidia driver PPA
# sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
# update the software list
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
# use software & updates - additional drivers to install newest nvidia driver, currently 396.54
# reboot (menu, top right corner)
# add nvidia settings to launcher sidebar
# view gpu info in terminal
nvidia-smi
# install opencl index detection
sudo apt install ocl-icd-opencl-dev --fix-missing
# create xorg with coolbits for all gpus
# reboot after creating xorg
sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --enable-all-gpus --cool-bits=28
reboot
# Boinc installation
# install boinc and boinc manager
# add boinc manager to sidebar
# change view to advanced
# attach projects to boinc manager using project URL
# overclockers has teams for Rosetta, Seti and World Community Grid
# Rosetta URL: http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta
# World Community Grid URL: www.worldcommunitygrid.org
sudo apt-get install boinc-client boinc-manager --fix-missing
# install sensors
sudo apt-get install lm-sensors --fix-missing
# optional - detect the motherboard and device sensors
# sudo sensors-detect
# reboot
# run software updater
# reboot
# run terminal update, upgrades, autoremove and clean
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade --fix-missing
sudo apt-get autoremove
sudo apt-get clean
# reboot
# run the software updater again and the terminal updates to comfirm all up to date.
# set software updates: check "never", "download", "every two weeks", "never"
# use sudo nautilus to change property of usr/bin/update-notifier to not executeable
# sudo nautilus
# use sudo nautilus to copy folding files to system folders
# copy fah config file to computer etc/fahclient
# copy gpu.txt to computer var/lib/fahclient
# sudo nautilus
# FAH installation
# confirm config.xml file in etc/fahclient to ensure client starts paused
# confirm gpu.txt in var/lib/fahclient to ensure gpus detected
# install the FAHControl and FAHClient deb files
# install python deb file for FAHControl to work if samba not installed
# enable autostart for fahclient
# add FAHControl to launcher sidebar
# **** additional usefull commands *****
# use gedit to change host and hostname
# reboot after editing host and hostname
sudo gedit /etc/hosts
sudo gedit /etc/hostname
reboot
# process information
top
# GPU LED brightness, off=0, 0-100%
nvidia-settings --assign GPULogoBrightness=0
# GPU powelimit adjustment for GPU 0
# 750Ti at 35w
# 1060 at 100w
# 1070 at 130w
# 970 at 160w
# 980Ti at 210w
# 1080Ti at 200w
sudo nvidia-smi -i 0 --persistence-mode=1
sudo nvidia-smi -i 0 --power-limit=160
#Remove all the nvidia* packages
sudo apt-get remove --purge nvidia*
