I have the i386-linux compiled version of seti@home.
I run it on a 233 processor, so it takes a while to do a WU. It has 160Mb RAM.
I run seti using nice -n 19 so it's at lowest priority, however after extended periods of time (several hours) my webservers crap out (apache and an apache powered web admin interface) and I start getting disk access errors.
Any ideas why?
Cheers,
Unts.
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you're runnign it on a CC box IIRC ?
are you 100% sure it will work with CC?
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CC runs on Red Hat 9.0
If seti doesn't support RH9, then I'm truly shocked!
edit: I installed it as an rpm too - all very redhat-like.
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I always understood there where always some subtle, yet significant changes to CC which made it slightly different to full blown redhat.
Have you asked on the CC forums ?
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No, but I will do, thanks for the suggestion.
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when i was running seti under mandrake (8.2 and 9.0) i downloaded the windows binary, and ran it using WINE as that was said to give best performance, and it worked fine.. there are a few setiDriver-type clients for linux, but i didnt try many - i couldnt get the windows setiDriver working under wine
mark
Hmmm, I don't have wine on the box and don't really fancy installing it on it - want to keep the crap to a minimum on my gateway.
I think it could be a hardware issue actually - the CPU doesn't seem to like a great deal of load (cough, overclocked, cough.)
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OK, she's back to normal clock (200mhz) so I'm running seti again.
I'm hoping it was that, and not a dodgy divider on the PCI frequency at this fsb. It's at 83mhz fsb (max for the board) so I hope it does 2.5 divider, not 2 (which would give 41mhz, not 33!)
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