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Originally posted by Vlade
Thanks, I am going to look at that RC5 thing tonight.
if u mean the scripts they are kind of a hasty implementation. the refined scripts (for my personal use) have a few more things that the ones on my site don't.

distributed.net's implementation is so good, that i hardly have to automate anything. the main reason i have them is so that i can take over machines quicker.
 
Wow, that site must really go through alot of bandwith with all those fancy colors and graphics. :D

I just downloaded the scripts and am folding on my dualie G5.

Thanks!
 
Originally posted by Laslo Panaflex
I just downloaded the scripts and am folding on my dualie G5.

So F@H is running fine on your G5? I thought it was having problems...
 
Originally posted by Laslo Panaflex
Wow, that site must really go through alot of bandwith with all those fancy colors and graphics. :D
ill turn web devolpment time into script writing time. :)
 
Re: new site

Originally posted by mc68k
who needs .mac when u have ur own server? ;)

i moved my scripts to:

http://calnet.sdsu.edu/mc68k

thanks to rower_cpu and his skillz for making the page.

enjoy
mc68k, just been reading the single processor script readme + was wondering if there was a way to stop the ouput to the screen by default?
 
Re: Re: new site

Originally posted by Falleron
mc68k, just been reading the single processor script readme + was wondering if there was a way to stop the ouput to the screen by default?
i suppose u could redirect the output from stdout to /dev/null

i will try this
 
Ok, I'm confused, what exactly is a RC5 script, I thought it was like your mac folding scripts but for the PC. Is there a description somewhere?
 
Re: Re: Re: new site

Originally posted by mc68k
i suppose u could redirect the output from stdout to /dev/null

i will try this
Let me know what you find out.
 
Originally posted by Vlade
Ok, I'm confused, what exactly is a RC5 script, I thought it was like your mac folding scripts but for the PC. Is there a description somewhere?

http://www.distributed.net/rc5/

It's a different project altogether. Basically, they're trying to crack computer codes. They've recently broken through 64-bit encoding, and have moved on to 72-bit.
 
Originally posted by Vlade
Oh, Couldn't they put their CPUs to better work trying to fold instead of crack a useless code?
the ppl on my rc5 team would share the opposing viewpoint.

the fact is, macs suck at folding and pcs suck at rc5. that's why i switched my macs to rc5 and kept my pcs on folding.
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: new site

Originally posted by Falleron
Let me know what you find out.
ok, i finally got a little time to try this.

the command would look like
Code:
./OSX-3.25 -local -advmethods > /dev/null &
no output to the screen and it is backgrounded. i guess i should incorporate this into my scripts...when i get some time
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: new site

Originally posted by mc68k
ok, i finally got a little time to try this.

the command would look like
Code:
./OSX-3.25 -local -advmethods > /dev/null &
no output to the screen and it is backgrounded. i guess i should incorporate this into my scripts...when i get some time
I think you should include this new line of code. Its a useful addition.
 
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