Mushkin PC3500 level 2 2x512MB 2,3,2,5 389DDRQuote:
Originally posted by Schmunkel98
Hey Smythe, what memory and settings you use to get your chip that high?
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Mushkin PC3500 level 2 2x512MB 2,3,2,5 389DDRQuote:
Originally posted by Schmunkel98
Hey Smythe, what memory and settings you use to get your chip that high?
2.8vdimm 292FSB 3:2 divider
I do competitive online gaming. I asked my team mates for some help. No clue how long it will last but they got some strong rigs :) Team home page listed in my sig .Quote:
Originally posted by XJ
Geez Gorn what is this secret weapon I was looking at your chart wow
question for anyone folding under Linux on AMD - how do you set the -advmethods and -forceSSE tags for the linux 4.0 client
i just got RH9 installed, and got folding going, but not with the flags...
also, is there any way to tell that it's actually running, like a terminal window? when i double click the .exe, my cpu usage in the system monitor goes to 100% so i assume it's running, but i can't tell unless i go and open the log file to see if progress has been made...
Dont double click the icon :D
Open a console window and run it via the command prompt.. That is where you can add the flags.. Also you can create a simple script to run the program and apply your flag commands.
cool, got it running in a console window......how would i go about making a script to run a console window with the flags then?Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Dont double click the icon :D
Open a console window and run it via the command prompt.. That is where you can add the flags.. Also you can create a simple script to run the program and apply your flag commands.
and be easy...this is all very akward to me right now ;)
edit: oops mispost
Not sure if this is what you mean ,but can't you just make a short cut to the console. Goto the properties of the shortcut. After the quotes on the target box put in your flags it would look something like this
"C:\Program Files\Folding@Home\winFAH.exe" -advmethods -forceSSE
(I know this is not console ,but you can do the same thing)
Hope this helps
Quote:
Originally posted by thebove
cool, got it running in a console window......how would i go about making a script to run a console window with the flags then?
and be easy...this is all very akward to me right now ;)
Just make a file called "folding" or whatever you want to call it..Quote:
Originally posted by thebove
cool, got it running in a console window......how would i go about making a script to run a console window with the flags then?
and be easy...this is all very akward to me right now ;)
and add this to the file
That is for a bash Shell...Quote:
#!/bin/sh
#
/home/folding/FAH4Console-Linux.exe -advmethods -forceSSE -local
Its a very basic script.. IT can be improved upon, but I didnt yet :D
make sure you chmod 755 that file
then when you want to run it.. Open a console screen and use ./folding &
you can use "ps aux" if you want to see the program running. But it wont tell you how much is complete.. There are some KDE monitoring software that can monitor how much is complete...
My bad forgot he was talking about linux...
Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Just make a file called "folding" or whatever you want to call it..
and add this to the file
That is for a bash Shell...
Its a very basic script.. IT can be improved upon, but I didnt yet :D
make sure you chmod 755 that file
then when you want to run it.. Open a console screen and use ./folding &
you can use "ps aux" if you want to see the program running. But it wont tell you how much is complete.. There are some KDE monitoring software that can monitor how much is complete...
Alright, what the h4ll is going on! We been at #66 forever -- at least 3-4 days! Right?
Well, we started out, with them being over 50K points ahead of us it is taking time to overcome that lead and add to it their daily production.Quote:
Originally posted by OS-Wiz
Alright, what the h4ll is going on! We been at #66 forever -- at least 3-4 days! Right?
cool thanks...got it running...i had to put the script file inside my folding@home folder, because it kept downloading a new core and putting it in my /home folder when the script was run from the /home folder.Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Just make a file called "folding" or whatever you want to call it..
and add this to the file
That is for a bash Shell...
Its a very basic script.. IT can be improved upon, but I didnt yet :D
make sure you chmod 755 that file
then when you want to run it.. Open a console screen and use ./folding &
you can use "ps aux" if you want to see the program running. But it wont tell you how much is complete.. There are some KDE monitoring software that can monitor how much is complete...
man, i've got a TON of stuff i need to relearn....the class i had on Linux a couple years ago was pretty introductory, so even right after that class i didn't know much, but i can hardly remember ANY of it...just now clicked into my head what chmod does :o
Sorry I thought I mention to run it in the directory with the client...Quote:
Originally posted by thebove
cool thanks...got it running...i had to put the script file inside my folding@home folder, because it kept downloading a new core and putting it in my /home folder when the script was run from the /home folder.
man, i've got a TON of stuff i need to relearn....the class i had on Linux a couple years ago was pretty introductory, so even right after that class i didn't know much, but i can hardly remember ANY of it...just now clicked into my head what chmod does :o
My new script if I ever get start on it.. Would be for shutting down to process, restarting, etc...
would be cool...my next project is gettins samba setup, so i can share my printer hooked up to my main system (win2k), and also so i can monitor the linux system with fahstats from main systemQuote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Sorry I thought I mention to run it in the directory with the client...
My new script if I ever get start on it.. Would be for shutting down to process, restarting, etc...
Whooo hooo finaly reached 1000pts. lol :o
Im going to add a 800 duron soon also, so I will have:
500mhz P2
2500+ @ 2.3ghz
800mhz duron
:)