The boinc is just a different animal all together. The projects workload are very different from project to project.
My farm was completely setup for just F@H. Alot of CPU, little RAM, all running on USB flash drives. Some of the projects required more memory than I had whiched cause Disk I/O...
I'm just running BoincTasks, you shouldn't need Boinc Manager to control the local client.I have 4 [H] Appliances and secondary Windows box all being monitored by BoincTasks, it seems to be just about stable at this point. I haven't completed figured out how BAM! layered perferences and...
I didn't see and answer..
sudo -u boinc boinccmd --quit
Will tell the service to stop processing.
I think I figured out you can use the Project URL to finish the current work and not pulling new task.
sudo -u boinc boinccmd --project http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ nomorework
I am confused on...
I'm in the same boat with Linden, just starting to convert over my folding boxes. I have 16GB of RAM on a OS from my USB memory stick. I was able to complete cripple the box with Einstein project. How can you know the memory requirements for a project and what's a project recommendation for 48...
I've shutdown 3 boxes on Feb 1, been running on one to test out the 8106/8107 units.
This week I've been reimaging the boxes to the 9.1 appliance and starting to play with crunching.
I got to agree with you all, It's just sucked the life out of me for Folding.. First time I've check the forums in weeks. Maybe its time to unionize and organize a boycott for sometime period..
Maybe that happening, and I missed it in the forum..Lol.
This seems simple to solved.. If the needed work is SMP, just ramp up the points. 3x the points for SMP for the month of January or until the work load balances.
At the end of the day, what does this cost them? I mean, it's not like I can trade my 500M folding@home points for a Chipotle...