Thanks but..man, you rock. You were my hero of folding for a long time. I was so excited when I passed you. I never thought I could.
Originally posted by mc68k
No man, you rock. You were my hero of folding for a long time. I was so excited when I passed you. I never thought I could.
Originally posted by mc68k
Geez I'm gone for like a week and you get all those posts. Man you must be on here a lot.
That's funny! LOL I'm just a hapless nerd, not an actor.
I took over two labs plus my home machine. I could get TONS more if they would release a classic client...but I'll have to wait. I might be able to run folding on a Solaris server here unless they have some kind of CPU quota (when Stanford makes a client for Solaris).
That's the whole point of the community section. They shouldn't be down on you, I like your antics.
In real life, I'm a bit eccentric, so I would say Adam Sandler. I've been told many a time I bear a resemblance (that and Gump BAH!)
Originally posted by mc68k
That's the whole point of the community section. They shouldn't be down on you, I like your antics.
In real life, I'm a bit eccentric, so I would say Adam Sandler. I've been told many a time I bear a resemblance (that and Gump BAH!)
hey, wans't trying to dog ya, man. If I didn't have a job, I would be on here like he plague too. It's just too much fun. Macs, cool people, and other such nonsense. You da' man!
Tomorrow...hmmm..
Well best of luck to you.
First you have to make the .bin (binary) file executable with this command:
Change to the subdirectory that it's located in, then you just type it's absolute pathname to run it:
You can hit tab to complete the rest of this command. This file will create various other files for config and storing data, so it's best to create a folder before running it so you don't clutter things up.
Originally posted by Falleron
Thanks mc68k. I was using Folding Control which set most of it up. However, I wanted to play around with unix instead
No prob.Originally posted by Falleron
Thanks mc68k. I was using Folding Control which set most of it up. However, I wanted to play around with unix instead
X is turning me into a Unix nerd.I'm away for a week as from tomorrow and I hope to see us in the top 100 when I get back!Originally posted by Falleron
Thanks mc68k. I was using Folding Control which set most of it up. However, I wanted to play around with unix instead
Fraid there wont be a OS9 version of folding! I read on a board that said that is was too much work to get it working. OSX is being left till last for a reason actually. All the bugs are being worked out on Linux + then a simple re-compile will make it work on OSX. Once the Linux version is out we should see the OSX version a couple of days later apparently.Originally posted by mc68k
No prob.
Yeah, we're slowing down dramatically because of lack of members. We have like 27 when we have like 5K+ members. 'Tis a shame...a bloody shame...::shakes head:: . How can we turn them to the light side?
I'm addicted. I've got computers here in our lab + another library lab running the console client. I've only got my Yosemite and my s900 at home running. The rest are not Macs, but get the job done, nevertheless. If they release a freakin' 9 version they would have soooooooo many more people folding. I think the bulk of their power folders are running labs, probably a good portion edu labs, with older macs that can't run X or shouldn't run it (like us here!). So I'm stuck with a lab sitting here when it could be folding. Stupid stanford, grow a brain. 9 is NOT outdated yet, cheesy funeral or not.
Anyways, Gromacs and Altivec should make those painful high-scoring units shorter. I was reading the boards yesterday and the demeanor was definitely not in the mac direction. They said Win and Linux ports first, then X (from Linux). In other words, X is last priority, which doesn't make me too hopeful of a 9 version-- since toolbox programming is not for the faint of heart.
So anyways, I hope 3 comes out soon. Here's a link to the folding forums in which the topic is raised. Enjoy.
I saw that! Good work. Those 5 point WU's are killer.
Quite probably would speed things up! On SETI, a unit that would take 10 hours on the CLI version with Aqua loaded would take about 8 and a half without Aqua. Its probably the same sort of performance gain for Folding.
