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but is there any trick with installing this on a SATA drive? or will overclockix recognize it right away?

Run it live and go to menu/system/Kinfocenter in the menu and take a peak at your hardware. The machine I'm on right now has a SATA controller and is running Overclockix out of the CD-ROM right now. Hang on...let me take a quick look; yep, my WD Raptor is recognized, and sees my Liteon optical drive, etc. I don't know if I'll install Overclockix on this particular machine, but if I do I'll let you know.
 
Good to know. Sorry I didn't have an answer, but I don't generally build the kernels for Overclockix.
 
Great work Arkaine, looks awesome.

I never knew about the Linux F@H client being slower than the windows one under wine.. makes no sense to me.
 
BOINC won't run

I've tried running BOINC from the Live-CD version...no luck.

I installed Overclockix to hdd and tried again (after getting that mouse to work)...no luck...it states that it couldn't connect to localhost. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Mark
 
I ran it through the console to see if any errors came up, and, alas, one did.

Can't open /mnt/hdinstall/home/pwall/.mozilla/default/*/prefs.js: No such file or directory.

:rolleyes:

And alas, it doesn't. I checked, and that directory goes all the way to default, ./*/ doesn't exist.
 
* is a wildcard, you can't name a directory *. Sounds like some kind of an error with a wildcard being passed in quotes instead of expanded.
 
According to the knoppix website you run

Code:
sudo knoppix-installer

the sudo command runs that command at root.

I am guessing the actuall program would be /usr/sbin/knoppix-installer
 
Can this be modified to run SETI? I have access to many different desktops that run windows. They are idle 25days a week. No software can be installed on them. I need a CD that I can boot to run BOINC under Linux.

Has anyone done this? If so where should I look. I am a n00b when it comes to Linux.
 
Boinc is included. All you'd want to do is-

Issue the command foldoff so that overclockix will shutdown folding@home. Then navigate in the menus to K > OVERCLOCKIX > Tools > Boinc to start the configuration GUI for boinc. Alternately, the command would be boincmgr.
 
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