Posts by old_user116389

1) Message boards : Cafe CPDN : Team FREE TIBET/TIBET LIBRE (Message 29118) Posted 2 Jun 2007 by old_user116389 Post:
2) Message boards : Cafe CPDN : Team FREE TIBET/TIBET LIBRE (Message 28851) Posted 21 May 2007 by old_user116389 Post: Team FREE TIBET/TIBET LIBRE takes part in several projects. The objective of this team is quite simply to make known the current situation in TIBET, and to avoid letting these people, this culture be forgotten. All people sensitive to this cause are welcomed.
3) Message boards : Number crunching : Updated Project List For BOINCView (Message 25811) Posted 2 Jan 2007 by old_user116389 Post: When you use BOINCView to attach your hosts to a project - it brings up a list of projects to make the attaching process easier. Unfortunately, it was only current at the time when BOINCView was released. Thanks to Webmaster Yoda, you can download and install an updated list of projects to attach to. The list is available as a zip file at http://www.boinc-australia.net/downloads/BV-Projects.zip Instructions on how to use it are available here .
4) Message boards : Number crunching : Linux performance (Message 25413) Posted 2 Dec 2006 by old_user116389 Post: Here is a link courtesy of Trog Dog and team BOINC@Australia that explains how to install BOINC on Damn Small Linux aka DSL, one of the smallest distros you\'re likely to find. Never tried it myself but Trog Dog says it\'s good. Thanks for promo, unfortunately, I wasn\'t able to get CPDN to run on DSL and couldn\'t find out why. I can run plenty of other projects on this distro - just not CPDN.
5) Message boards : Number crunching : Frozen WU ??? (Message 25092) Posted 12 Nov 2006 by old_user116389 Post: Thanks Les - I was probably being a little bit impatient! Anotherr 20 mins of run-time this morning and it finalised perfectly - http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/workunit.php?wuid=1221158 Well done John!
6) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24672) Posted 12 Oct 2006 by old_user116389 Post: I changed from Damn Small Linux to PCLinuxOS (MiniMe) and the wu\'s now run, so it wasn\'t a hardware issue. ldd didn\'t report any missing libraries so it doesn\'t seem as though it was a library issue.
7) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24350) Posted 19 Sep 2006 by old_user116389 Post: Does anybody have this running successfully on a 2.4.x kernel? Yep, it runs fine with Red Hat 8 with a 2.4.x kernel Edit: the Linux client is built on Red Hat 7.3 Did you have to do anything or did it \"just run\"?
8) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24341) Posted 18 Sep 2006 by old_user116389 Post: It runs fine here with Zenwalk Linux which is based on Slackware, don\'t know the differences though, 2.6.x kernel anyway. I had SAP running fine with 512 Mb memory and Fedora C2, turned off some services and no desktop. Memory usage topped at around 430 Mb if I remember right. Does anybody have this running successfully on a 2.4.x kernel?
9) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24327) Posted 17 Sep 2006 by old_user116389 Post: Yep, that\'s exactly what I was seeing in my logs, too. I gave up and moved to SAP here: http://attribution.cpdn.org/ Works like a champ on Slackware, so whatever problem plagues this new CPDN model hasn\'t (yet) hit the SAP variation. Unfortunately thats\'s not an option for me my boxes don\'t have 1gig ram :( I\'ve got it to run on a box with a 2.6.x kernel - were your boxes running 2.4.x kernels?
10) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24303) Posted 16 Sep 2006 by old_user116389 Post: It doesn\'t seem to like Damn Small Linux either. Will do more investigating and see if I can find something useful to report. The models are timing out at 720.0 seconds and rewinding.
11) Message boards : Number crunching : New CPDN Software Version (5.15) On Site (Message 24300) Posted 16 Sep 2006 by old_user116389 Post: Slackware seems to be bit of a problem for the program, and I don\'t think that anyone\'s been able to work out why. Keep an eye on this thread though; someone may be able to help. It doesn\'t seem to like Damn Small Linux either. Will do more investigating and see if I can find something useful to report.