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Finally, the one click install!!!
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argh... these flags are going to be the death of me. I'll either go for a major overhaul or a re-do today. Thanks for helping out, I'll get it solved soon enough.
Here's a copy of the .reg file that comes with the current version:
REGEDIT
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\FAH]
"Description"="Uses your computer's spare CPU cycles to solve complex scientific problems."
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\FAH\Parameters]
"AppDirectory"="@ProgFiles\\Folding@Home"
"Application"="@ProgFiles\\Folding@Home\\FAH3Console.exe"
"AppParameters"="-service -advmethods -forceasm"
The flags are there, why they are not installing? I dunno....
Wedo
P.s. No Unistaller, I'll work on that too. Make two versions probably...
/me goes back into his cave.....
Ok, new version available that fixed the flags (I hope for good).
Here's a copy of the .reg file that comes with the current version:
REGEDIT
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\FAH]
"Description"="Uses your computer's spare CPU cycles to solve complex scientific problems."
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\FAH\Parameters]
"AppDirectory"="@ProgFiles\\Folding@Home"
"Application"="@ProgFiles\\Folding@Home\\FAH3Console.exe"
"AppParameters"="-service -advmethods -forceasm"
The flags are there, why they are not installing? I dunno....
Wedo
P.s. No Unistaller, I'll work on that too. Make two versions probably...
/me goes back into his cave.....
Ok, new version available that fixed the flags (I hope for good).
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OK, thanks fella! I'll give it a try tomorrow and if it doesn't work then I'll dig deep and give you some better info you can go on!
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Vertig0 said:
I didn't even take your response that way.
It's all in the process of trying to get it as easy as possible to install FAH as a service with the correct flags. I have friends who need to have their hand held when changing their wallpaper, so I wanted to make it simple.Also, the .msi file will work really well in a NT based domain. So download the newest version before trying again. I just put it up at about 5:25pm PST.
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I tried the one click install last night and it would not complete. It kept looking for the 78core. I thought that it downloaded that after the install? Did I do something wrong. I just downloaded the latest version.
thanks
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Yup, it did that to me on the v6 I downloaded today - another MSI compile needed methinks...!
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xsquared_uk said:
Crappity crap.. Ok, I'll re-compile it. I hate it when I fix one thing and break something else.....
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thanks wedo!
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wedo,
Once you get this one click going ! have 4 p4's ready to go. I've had to start borging again beacuse those pesky subteams wount get off my threats list!!! hopefully this will also up out total output with the home folders trying to compete with the sub teams!
Once you get this one click going ! have 4 p4's ready to go. I've had to start borging again beacuse those pesky subteams wount get off my threats list!!! hopefully this will also up out total output with the home folders trying to compete with the sub teams!
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omg this thread hit the 2nd page...
BUMP!!
BUMP!!
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Page 4 to be exact...
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i meant it dropped down to page 2 in the folding forum
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Oh...
Thanx for the bumpage then.
Thanx for the bumpage then.
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I've been using the old service install until wedo re-compiles the new one click.
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Don't know if it's intentional or not, but One-Click is getting over 1,000 ppw...make sure you change the config file before you install it if you want credit.
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nahmus said:
thats funny!
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Just an update:
Work has been insane recently, people getting fired and that sort of thing, so I've been a little pre=occupied with self-preservation recently and haven't been able to finish the One-Click.
However, I had been making good progress up until the jihad broke out at my office and should have it done soon. By soon I mean either this week or I'm taking it with me this weekend when I go out of town.
It would help me out if someone knows how to restart the services in an NT based machine (W2k, xp etc) from the command line. The last battle I'm having is trying to get the service to start after installing the One-Click.
I can't seem to find the info I need anywhere on restarting just one service or the whole lot from the command line.
More soon,
Wedo
Work has been insane recently, people getting fired and that sort of thing, so I've been a little pre=occupied with self-preservation recently and haven't been able to finish the One-Click.
However, I had been making good progress up until the jihad broke out at my office and should have it done soon. By soon I mean either this week or I'm taking it with me this weekend when I go out of town.
It would help me out if someone knows how to restart the services in an NT based machine (W2k, xp etc) from the command line. The last battle I'm having is trying to get the service to start after installing the One-Click.
I can't seem to find the info I need anywhere on restarting just one service or the whole lot from the command line.
More soon,
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Wedo the command to restart the service is restart "servicename".
Here's a link to more commands if you need them:
http://www.mkssoftware.com/docs/man1/service.1.asp
Here's a link to more commands if you need them:
http://www.mkssoftware.com/docs/man1/service.1.asp
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NiTrO bOiE said:
hey now thats good thing to know *adds to list of "tools"* heh.
This is a cool thing, havent tried it myself yet (for various reasons) however, I have a lot of Win9x machines to test this type of stuff on, I can look into doing this same type of "one-click-service" for 9X (not ME...wouldn't even come within 10feet of that
). found some interesting registry areticles on M$'s knowledgebase about services and whatnot in the 9X/ME environment. And props to you Wedo! Very awsome!!
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