Kick off 2008 with a resolution to FOLD for HL...

[sbohdan]

Originally Posted by screwballl

I use FahMon as EMIII has been problematic in the past anyways even before the SMP release...
and its good to see you got the updates posted... may help a few get started

I have a little more time lately (as my business is growing ) so yes I am willing and able to get things done @ the folding forum. maybe you or others could give me any suggestions on what to change or add to make it better
I'm open to any constructive ideas

[screwballl]

Another bit of newer info, single core client version 6 is available as Beta...

edit: wow v6 is different than before... I was not expecting the change. I am curious what the point difference is.... checking FahMon now...

edit2: not much difference, just a different format... but I may switch a few of my single cores over...

but there is a new 5.92 SMP beta client out as well but that one is a pain to setup.

[sbohdan]

I just noticed, that one of our old members came back folding again welcome back BTMEDIC04 with Blake who joined us again, it makes 8 of us

[polobunny]

Originally Posted by screwballl

Another bit of newer info, single core client version 6 is available as Beta...

edit: wow v6 is different than before... I was not expecting the change. I am curious what the point difference is.... checking FahMon now...

edit2: not much difference, just a different format... but I may switch a few of my single cores over...

but there is a new 5.92 SMP beta client out as well but that one is a pain to setup.

Tested the "new" SMP, bunch of work for nothing, and more geared towards people with a fleet of computers connected by network than anything else.

[sbohdan]

Originally Posted by polobunny

Tested the "new" SMP, bunch of work for nothing, and more geared towards people with a fleet of computers connected by network than anything else.

yeah i waisted about 3 hours on installing, reinstalling etc. I couldn't have it run as a service, so finally I gave up and reinstalled the old one. everything is fine now

[screwballl]

I never could get mine to run as a service so I just have it startup the console window and I keep it minimized... and this has spanned 3 different reinstalls of windows on this same computer so I am not wure whats going on....

[polobunny]

Originally Posted by sbohdan

yeah i waisted about 3 hours on installing, reinstalling etc. I couldn't have it run as a service, so finally I gave up and reinstalled the old one. everything is fine now

You tell me. I configured it all up to see it gave nothing more. :P
Worse, when I re-did my normal install I somehow messed up my config and was folding under anonymous and team 0. No wonder my PPD went down a lil bit over the last few days haha

Originally Posted by screwballl

I never could get mine to run as a service so I just have it startup the console window and I keep it minimized... and this has spanned 3 different reinstalls of windows on this same computer so I am not wure whats going on....

I run my SMP as a service on one computer, but on my main I use console that I minimize to my tray with an application so it doesn't bother me. I prefer that way because I often overclock and test crap out, I don't want my WU to be corrupted and start over.

[sbohdan]

it seems that there is only 4 Hardware Logic members left folding on the team. I don't understand - there is close to 1400 HL members and only 4 are willing to help humanity by contributing to research. this is sad... its only me, screwball, bailey and blake. on a big forum like this there should be @ least a 100 active folders just going by statistics. its charity people! and it won't even cost you anything! this little service just uses the UNUSED CPU cycles, so I can't see why wouldn't anybody just run it in the background when all of you turn on your computers everyday anyway...

[drew and not u]

I used to, but it was annoying so I stopped.

[sbohdan]

Originally Posted by drew and not u

I used to, but it was annoying so I stopped.

what was annoying? it doesnt do anything when it runs as a service. you can just set it up and forget it.