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- Hawaii
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Team B
- Thread starter KenCo
- Start date
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2001
- Location
- Mexico City, Mexico
Well, I really hope that all tje system endure enough to last the race.....on a second thought, I think I need to worry about the AC in the computer room more
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2004
- Location
- Swindon England
Thats awesome btoups. I wish the company i work for would let me install bionc, there are 350 P4s @ 2.8 or above just sat there doing nothing
But i keep asking maybe one day.
But i keep asking maybe one day.
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2001
- Location
- Mexico City, Mexico
Hey guys according to the latest race stat we are owning this race. We are currently 50,000 Credits ahead of the Team A......all thanks to the addition of all the smokin' rig of btoups.....Man you really wasted the competition
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2003
- Location
- Pueblo, Colorado
You da man btoups(graceful bow:~)...
And all of you team B... well done... :~)
And all of you team B... well done... :~)
- Joined
- Dec 3, 2004
- Location
- VT... or MD
Hmm, that farm.
Is it at ur high school and u happen to have owned the netowork / be the network admin?
Or is it out in the working world?
Just curious realy, cause i encountered a very similar situation my senior year of highschool as network admin... but i did not take advantage of the situation.
Is it at ur high school and u happen to have owned the netowork / be the network admin?
Or is it out in the working world?
Just curious realy, cause i encountered a very similar situation my senior year of highschool as network admin... but i did not take advantage of the situation.
LOL No, not at school. Its been many moons since I have journeyed the hallways of an instructional institution.
I guess I can give details now. The systems are part of 3 Virtual Reality simulators. I used a self modified version of Overclockix to boot the PCs. It is totaly hands off and the system remain totally unmodified. The system boots from CD, connects to seti, gets WUs and uses the optimized Linux Seti Client. The PCs only download 1 WU at a time, but if the PC is rebooted that WU is lost. Therefore I will only run the rigs when I am sure they can run uninterupted for a few days.
P.S. The farms offline. Was fun while it lasted!
I guess I can give details now. The systems are part of 3 Virtual Reality simulators. I used a self modified version of Overclockix to boot the PCs. It is totaly hands off and the system remain totally unmodified. The system boots from CD, connects to seti, gets WUs and uses the optimized Linux Seti Client. The PCs only download 1 WU at a time, but if the PC is rebooted that WU is lost. Therefore I will only run the rigs when I am sure they can run uninterupted for a few days.
P.S. The farms offline. Was fun while it lasted!
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2001
- Location
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Noooooooo!!!!!!!!
Don't tell me the farm is down!!!!
Man the W/U's you were cranking were really helping the team BIG TIME!!!
I'm really being sincere here!...We got 7'th place worldwide back, and your w/u rates were a primary reason for that!!
The race is one thing..and those are fun...but the bigger picture is that we are all part of a TEAM here...
I really would like some more info on how you did your clients without installing anything...
I'm not a Linux guy at all...so use small words..
Thanks...and get that farm back online whenever you can!
Larry
Don't tell me the farm is down!!!!
Man the W/U's you were cranking were really helping the team BIG TIME!!!
I'm really being sincere here!...We got 7'th place worldwide back, and your w/u rates were a primary reason for that!!
The race is one thing..and those are fun...but the bigger picture is that we are all part of a TEAM here...
I really would like some more info on how you did your clients without installing anything...
I'm not a Linux guy at all...so use small words..
Thanks...and get that farm back online whenever you can!
Larry
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2002
And did your technique only work on machines already running linux or will this cd work with windows machines too?
- Joined
- Dec 3, 2004
- Location
- VT... or MD
Was bound to happen... i think a couple of the rigs i have going back home have gone offline as well, as i didnt plug em into the UPS and the total credits dont add up. Oh well home on friday for turkey day right? And on black friday i can get a cheapo UPS to keep em up durring the power 'flicks' that hous gets.
As for customized clients, i too would like that info - anything to speed up my 2x 950mhz celeron's crunching rates. Near as i can tell, its similar to a custom Knoppix boot disk except with Overclockix.
As for customized clients, i too would like that info - anything to speed up my 2x 950mhz celeron's crunching rates. Near as i can tell, its similar to a custom Knoppix boot disk except with Overclockix.
- Joined
- Mar 4, 2002
- Location
- Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The Overclockix boot cd he is talking about allows you to boot Linux purely from a CD. It doesn't matter what OS is installed, you don't even need a hard drive.eaglescouter said:
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2001
- Location
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Anymore info on this CD and how to create one for Seti???
Dl Link...Or can an ISO image be e-mailed??
Thanks.
Larry
Dl Link...Or can an ISO image be e-mailed??
Thanks.
Larry
- Joined
- Dec 3, 2004
- Location
- VT... or MD
Lol, we just need btoups to post in my thread on Overclockix.
Till i finish the torrents for the .iso's I can't test any of em.
The ISO is gona be too large for email in most cases. But maybe a How-To get the overclockix CD to work would be sufficent.
Till i finish the torrents for the .iso's I can't test any of em.
The ISO is gona be too large for email in most cases. But maybe a How-To get the overclockix CD to work would be sufficent.
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