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I seem to be having a problem with my video card. When I transfered an old hard drive from my system to another, I obviously had to take it apart. After assembling everything back together and booted up, loading up Diablo II gives me an error along the lines of "error 25: A critical error has...

Since the ability to fabricate PS3s are reported to be limited, that means we will only have a possible "X" number of PS3's shortly after launch (assuming the client will be ready by then). The question is, how many people that actually buy the PS3 will know of folding? But, I guess since the...

Indeed I do...indeed I do

Ultimately, I chose a cheap, reliable, very replaceable container, the Ziploc container. So, I set off on my quest for protection, once again. This time, I used two 7mm pieces of foam rubber on the bottom and super glued a third one to the top: Unfortunately, by this time, by supply...

I'm a guy that likes protection. Protection that makes you feel safe no matter how bad you suck at something. I'm the kind of guy that uses 64 character ASCII passwords just to be that extra bit secure, despite the extra work behind it. To that end, I thought I would use some of my limited...

Whatever the size that antec cases take. It looks to me, from the 3 standoffs I have, there are 4 threads on each piece.

Exnay on interest, found an online store that I can get some from. Thanks for helping though!

You won't have to worry about Easynews much anymore, most of their team immigrated to WCG after a bout with UD.

Ok, I have two systems on a network, a XP machine and a (shudder) Windows ME machine. They are both connected by a crossover wire where I have internet connection sharing enabled and working. Also, I am able to recieve files from the ME machine to the XP machine, but not vice versa. When I...

Was there any reason given as to why he left, or is that strictly confidential/unknown information?

added 1ghz p3. It sure is slow going compared to my 2.2ghz xp, but its better than nothing. :) Assuming ^^^ is true, 310 left?

I did for a bit, I was tying to get sneakernetting up for my other boxen, so that might have been the problem.

ARGH! It did it again, even after deleting and redownloading the core... :( # Windows Console Edition ##################################################### ############################################################################### Folding@Home Client Version...

Actually, I was 35 frames into it. A bit of a "happy medium". ;p

Had to restart, and when I ran it again, it dumped the WU. :/

Seems kinda odd that the WU went from 2000000 to 500000 steps. Is the WU invalid, or should I let it keep crunching? I searched 7 pages into this forum, so I am pretty sure it's not a repost. :)

And a A&F shirt is just a T-shirt with a logo on it. ;)

I had other uses planned for the key. And from what I've heard, crossover cable isn't cheap, but perhaps I listened to bad sources...

Does the graphical client require a UserID .reg file, like the console version does?

Even if I install version 4 of the console, it still wouldn't work since the windows XP registries seem to be incompatible with windows ME, right?

*sigh* I just realised something; there is no console version for windows ME, only a graphical client. So, basically, all this stuff working back and forth has been in vain, hehe. Is it possible to sneakernet with the graphical client?

Oh. :o^2 *edit* did just as you said, Right click on "F@H" folder, and export that, but it is still saying that it isn't a registry script. Or am I supposed to click on the "All" option on the lower left side of the "Save as" window, making a 50 meg file? (I doubt this is it, it's...

oops :o *edit* I double clicked it, and it says it is not a registry script? :confused: It was the registry called "UserID" right?

Thanks, would have never thought of that. :) *edit*: Ack, I exported the reg file, put it in the directory, but it STILL is trying to connect to the internet, argh. Any other suggestions? Shortcut is "-verbosity 9 -local -forceasm" I guess I just don't know how to "nonet" since there...

I HATE to bump an old thread, (page 5 isn't too bad is it?) but I have a small sneakernetting question that didn't warrent its own thread. How do you export your userID as a .reg file? Do you make a .txt file, type your userId in it, and rename it as a .reg file, because when I'm trying to...

Sweet, I got the computer up, and once I get my USB key tomorrow, because I decided on sneakernetting, the Horde should have an extra 1ghz p3 at its disposal. This is the first computer I've actually "added" (all my other machines have been upgrades) since I started back when folding was in its...

Hmmm, is a 128 MB usb key enough to sneakernet a directory and 10WU, like in gnewberry's guide? :) And how much would they cost?

That's what i thought. I did a bit of that with my brother when we were trying to connect our computers some years ago, and when the phone company came over to set up my DSL. I have an idea how tricky it is. :) We used small screwdrivers to configure the wires into the jack, so all it is is a...

Forgive my ignorance, but "cross over cable"? :confused: :edit: so you mean I have to mess with the colored wires?

As a matter of fact, two nics is one of the benefits of having an Nforce 2 board, so that problem is solved. :) If one computer is Windows XP and another is *shudder* Windows ME, there shouldn't be any compatibility problems, right?

:o Is it possible to connect two computers without a router; a cat5 wire going from nic to nic, and still have the both computers able to work on and send WU's correctly, for FAH? Sneakernetting might be a simpler solution, but I don't have any medium (not even my 3.5 drive is working) to...

I think we should be extra vigilant about the possibility of other programs messing with the results. Perhaps all times should be from computers that are from dedicated DC machines with freshly installed OS's, or is that too time consuming/constricting?

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Two things... First, there is this old magic:the gathering game that thought no person would play it beyond a 100 mhz machine. With the 1.8ghz xp that i am currently using, the game goes to ungodly speeds, even at the slowest setting. I want to make it so that a certain amount of cpu power...

Is it possible to give a specific percent, rather than a priority?

Is there a way in Windows XP, or with third party software, to set a certain percent of cpu power to go towards a program?

I can't remember, but who was the guy that was a major big folder, and was the owner of an internet cafe?

Old time member here too. While I am certainly not one of the more active members, I feel the stinging sensation of getting old when I come to this page. Glad to help out!

Geometry? I thought the folding program was intiger based, not floating-point based. That is what i was thinking when we found out that AMD processors tend to fold faster than Intel processers.