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Ubuntu script to start folding after booting?

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HwNoWar

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Last year when 2600K was running bigbeta with "fake cores" the guide had a script to start folding after booting.

Does anyone remember this script?

All I need to run after boot is

sudo tpc -psmax 1
cd fah
./fah6

Guess folders with OC-script will need to load that script then
cd fah
./fah6


Anyone got a script to use?
(G34 P4):cool:
 
I do this

Run this in terminal:
sudo gedit /etc/rc.local

Add this above exit 0 in file that opens:
cd /home/user_name/fahv7; ./FAHClient

Edit location to wherever you have the fah client and it's installed for a service.
 
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1037125478#post1037125478

Open the "Start FAH on boot" section. That is just to start the client, and you need screen installed (sudo apt-get install screen). I would not advise starting the client directly from rc.local, as it never gets out of the rc.local script that way. You can add the tpc line before the fah6 start line - you don't need sudo, just tpc -psmax 1.
 
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