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Alright, so I have MPI running finely. Hopefully, this doesn't fuck up mah rank.

techk8 wrote:Alright, so I have MPI running finely. Hopefully, this doesn't fuck up mah rank.

Ok, gratz on getting MPI up. I'm still looking for that dang page with the link on the F@H site but it was burried pretty deep.

Been away for a while, but congratulations on hitting the 1million mark, Bara.

Alright, so I'm folding. Here's the thing, my single P4 gives me credit, while my C2D, while folding, is not. I WANT TO UP MAH RANK, DAMNIT!

Sure you got the username/team/passkey working ?
My MAC client would bugger those up if I used cut/paste to enter them. Worked fine if I typed them in manually.

Set machine ID#'s to 1, 2 etc maybe.
I've had the same results using 1,2,3 as I did with 1,1,2 so I don't know what's going on there.
Three different clients on three different machines and they all act differently... Go figure
(32bit linux / SMB linux or SMB OSX dual-boot / GPU2 XP)

On another topic.. While running the SMB linux client I had one WU doing it's loopback not through the local-loopback.. but rather through a pair of TCP ports.
That one took a good long while to grind through. (also freaked me out wondering why my traffic was redlined until a netstat -p popped up fah6)
Anyone else seen that?

This is my second client, but I'm not using the first one, because, you know, dual core.
But yeah, I made sure, I made three times freaking sure, that my username, team id, and passkey is correct.

Shot in the dark here...
Assuming you're running windows client.
Try completely un-installing the original client / re-installing the new one.
Might just be a registry or file conflict between the two.

Another side note.. Seems the latest round of ubuntu patches broke SMP 6.24 beta.
6.20 works fine.

Would this be a bad time to point out that we passed folding texas a while back?

Haven't posted in this thread in a good while, one question.

How much does the PS3 client affect your PPD? Just as a heads up so I can decide if it's worth the extra power bill

Duo2Cuo wrote:Haven't posted in this thread in a good while, one question.

How much does the PS3 client affect your PPD? Just as a heads up so I can decide if it's worth the extra power bill

Not a huge ammount. If I remember correctly the PS3 work units get you about 350ish points per WU. I remember reading a post on the F@H forums breaking down the Points Per WU/ Watts consumed to generate them. The PS3 came off not as favorable as even the General CGP Client. The PS3 Light that they are selling now might be a better Watt to PPD ratio since I think it uses a slighly smaller power supply.

If you ran a Playstation 3 24/7 Folding@Home Expert Mode, you'll bump your PPD average somewhere to the tune of 900-1000. The WUs it does can be done in a little over 6 hours and, IIRC, are worth 251.

berserker29 wrote:Would this be a bad time to point out that we passed folding texas a while back?

Yeah.
RoadRunner got his electricity bill.

This is the piece of a faq that originally got me into folding. Made me lol.

Q: Are there any valid reasons not to fold?

A: Yes, valid reasons are:

* You are doing another medical research based distributed computing project.
* You will never get Alzheimer's neither will your friends or relatives whether present or future and you don't care about strangers who may.
* Your PC runs at 100% all the time even when you are not in front of it.
* They've already found the cure for Alzheimer's.

(From hardfolding.com - my OLD team)

Sadly, I suffer from reason #3 there, or I would get into the Folding@Home stuff. I need a new computer

Ropewash wrote:

berserker29 wrote:Would this be a bad time to point out that we passed folding texas a while back?

Yeah.
RoadRunner got his electricity bill.

Karma bit me on the ass for that comment.
A short brownout last night caused my UPS to overload trying to supply the running clients. A task it usually handles quite well.
One machine dropped.
Another reset and dumped it's monitor config in the process.
Only the lowest power, always-on machine stayed up.

So be careful when casually insulting opposing folding teams... because 1024x768 on a 24" widescreen is ugly.