My first step was to get my desktop (AMD X2 & nVidia GT9800) to run both CPU and GPU work units. It took a while and a few restarts but I got the app_info.xml file working eventually.
This blog is to chronicle my attempts to climb up the BOINC credit ladder with almost no hardware budget.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Change of focus!
My aging collection of PC hardware is steadily falling back through the ranks these days and I find it a bit depressing to watch world ranking/country rank & team rank all erode. I have decided to go back to the project that started it all for me ... seti@home. I was surprised to see that I haven't even hit the 1 million mark in this project despite the years involved. From now on, most my resources will be concentrating on seti@home. I will obviously still remain attached to the other projects to ensure that I still get work while seti@home is down and due to the fact that I have some hardware that I can't get seti@home to run on (e.g. an ATI card under Linux).
My first step was to get my desktop (AMD X2 & nVidia GT9800) to run both CPU and GPU work units. It took a while and a few restarts but I got the app_info.xml file working eventually.
My first step was to get my desktop (AMD X2 & nVidia GT9800) to run both CPU and GPU work units. It took a while and a few restarts but I got the app_info.xml file working eventually.
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