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Dotsch/UX - A USB/Diskless/Harddisk BOINC Linux Distribution
(Message 6049)
Posted 5559 days ago by Dotsch I've updated the documentation with the detailed steps for upgrading the BOINC client to a newer version. |
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Dotsch/UX - A USB/Diskless/Harddisk BOINC Linux Distribution
(Message 5992)
Posted 5561 days ago by Dotsch HI, Is BOINC 6.4.5 stable and usable in the broad now ? - As I have released the distribtution, I had the impresstion, that to much bugs where in 6.4.5 so I have released the older stable version, which worked really stable. The users can easily upgrade the BOINC client, if they would use the newest version. The only steps they have to do is to stop the BOINC client "sudo /etc/init.d/boinc stop", uprade the BOINC client and start it again ("sudo /etc/init.d/boinc start"). |
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Dotsch/UX - A USB/Diskless/Harddisk BOINC Linux Distribution
(Message 5828)
Posted 5565 days ago by Dotsch Last week, I have released Dotsch/UX 1.0. - Dotsch/UX is a Linux distribution for BOINC which easily installs and boot from a USB stick, hard disk and from diskless clients and also has some interfaces to setup the diskless server and the clients automatically. For more informations have a look at http://www.dotsch.de/Dotsch_UX |
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Multiple projects on the PS3
(Message 1406)
Posted 5737 days ago by Dotsch Some news from SETI@home : Gaurav has build a Astropuse binary for the PS3 which make a good usage of the SPEs.... |
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seti and ps3grid?
(Message 821)
Posted 5913 days ago by Dotsch can i run seti and ps3grid at the same time Yes. Krunching-Keith has tested it. Please look at his thread : http://www.ps3grid.net/PS3GRID/forum_thread.php?id=65 |
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Other Cell Optimized PS3 applications
(Message 755)
Posted 5938 days ago by Dotsch SETI and Yoyo has PS3 SPE applications. SIMAP and einstein PPE only applications. |
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(Message 543)
Posted 5974 days ago by Dotsch Very interesting ! Btw. what happens, if a no SPE application would started ? - Would the SPEs been released from the previos SPE work ? |
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Boinc@PS3 help needed
(Message 361)
Posted 6049 days ago by Dotsch I have build the Linux PPC/Power/PS3 BOINC wrapper the hydrogen@home project. |
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(Message 307)
Posted 6086 days ago by Dotsch There is a fundamental difference between the Cell processor and a normal processor: The spes are not sharable nor are accounted in the boinc CPU time. Have you forwarded this problem to David Anderson ? - I think he would be very interested at the PS3 at BOINC and would help you to sort this out. |
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(Message 306)
Posted 6086 days ago by Dotsch As a further note I saw ResielSieve has a PowerPC app, but I could not figure out how to manually download it and the references in the forum are outdated with non working links. I did not have time to fully pursue or ask anyone on the forum. I think, it would be worth to put a posting at the forums...
There is a table with the different projects, there supported platforms and a lot of more things at the inoffical BOINC wiki : http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Catalog_of_BOINC_Powered_Projects http://www.boinc-wiki.info/The_Current_List_of_Alpha_Test/Beta_Test_Projects
I seen a posting from Gaurav at the einstein@home forums, that he would port the einstein@home application for the PS3. - I think, that he would work one PPE+SPE version... Also, I not knew any other projects which would support the PS3 or PPC/Power on Linux. But, I am involed in a alpha project, eventualy I can port the application to PPC Linux. But I have the problem, that I have no PS3 and only access to PPC/Power Linux systems and that the PPE+SPE needs heavy source code changes, which is a lot of work... |
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