Judy_Dunbar Report post Posted May 14, 2007 Here is the link most of us used I believe, PlantAMD64 just use V 7.04 instead of 6.10 and you wont have to update 1000+ files ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingdingeling Report post Posted May 15, 2007 I'm finally back on the Linux SMP client with Ubuntu Feisty Fawn 7.04. Some of you (waterlou) might have cought the problems I had with my RAID-0. I was trying to rescue the data, so I had no folding running, or I had the Windows SMP client running for a week as I didn't have time to set up the Linux variant. >1,600 PPD, here I come again !!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingdingeling Report post Posted May 15, 2007 yep, thats the guide everyone uses, it requires the intelligence of a 6 year old child! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
road-runner Report post Posted May 15, 2007 I'm finally back on the Linux SMP client with Ubuntu Feisty Fawn 7.04. Some of you (waterlou) might have cought the problems I had with my RAID-0. I was trying to rescue the data, so I had no folding running, or I had the Windows SMP client running for a week as I didn't have time to set up the Linux variant. >1,600 PPD, here I come again !!! Those new WUs 2608/2609 are a lot slower and worth less points, more like 900/1000 PPD Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingdingeling Report post Posted May 15, 2007 whaaaat??? That's why my GPU client is down to 13s a frame instead of 9.8s.... craptakluar that is! I just checked, they're around 1300 points, meh... Thats kinna stupid though, cause shouldn't slower and more intense WUs gain more points? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
road-runner Report post Posted May 15, 2007 whaaaat??? That's why my GPU client is down to 13s a frame instead of 9.8s.... craptakluar that is! I just checked, they're around 1300 points, meh... Thats kinna stupid though, cause shouldn't slower and more intense WUs gain more points? Seems to me and a lot of other people think they should. Stanford says that SMP is designed for quad core anyway so if you get by with a dual core thats just our benefit and its all about science. Any way there are pages and pages of people complaining at folding forums. Seems they use quad cores for there testing and allocating WU points and time limits. It seems the 4Mb cache is doing a lot better than the 2Mb cache. Most people with AMD X2s are really crying, seems a HT P4 can do them as quick as some of the slower X2s and a lot are not making the deadlines. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingdingeling Report post Posted May 15, 2007 woa! Until now I had full faith into my E6400 2MB L2 Cache, come on Stanford! Don't ruin my look upon the world! Maybe they'll do something about it, maybe not. Anyways, I wish we still had he 2604/2605's Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
road-runner Report post Posted May 15, 2007 (edited) woa! Until now I had full faith into my E6400 2MB L2 Cache, come on Stanford! Don't ruin my look upon the world! Maybe they'll do something about it, maybe not. Anyways, I wish we still had he 2604/2605's I am still getting some 2604/2605 but not many. Project : 2609 Core : Gromacs SMP Frames : 100 Credit : 1523 -- E6400 -- Min. Time / Frame : 20mn 39s - 1062.04 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 20mn 45s - 1056.93 ppd -- Pentium D 920 -- Min. Time / Frame : 22mn 32s - 973.28 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 22mn 33s - 972.56 ppd -- E6300 -- Min. Time / Frame : 21mn 50s - 1004.48 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 21mn 54s - 1001.42 ppd -- Pentium D 915 -- Min. Time / Frame : 23mn 22s - 938.57 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 23mn 59s - 914.44 ppd -- E6600 -- Min. Time / Frame : 11mn 44s - 1869.14 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 12mn 53s - 1702.29 ppd Project : 2608 Core : Gromacs SMP Frames : 100 Credit : 1385 -- E6400 -- Min. Time / Frame : 20mn 46s - 960.39 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 20mn 46s - 960.39 ppd -- Pentium D 920 -- Min. Time / Frame : 22mn 47s - 875.38 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 23mn 00s - 867.13 ppd -- E6300 -- Min. Time / Frame : 21mn 22s - 933.42 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 21mn 28s - 929.07 ppd -- Pentium D 915 -- Min. Time / Frame : 23mn 28s - 849.89 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 23mn 49s - 837.40 ppd -- E6600 -- Min. Time / Frame : 12mn 31s - 1593.40 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 13mn 08s - 1518.58 ppd Project : 2604 Core : Gromacs SMP Frames : 100 Credit : 1760 -- E6400 -- Min. Time / Frame : 12mn 40s - 2000.84 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 12mn 40s - 2000.84 ppd -- Pentium D 920 -- Min. Time / Frame : 21mn 02s - 1204.94 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 21mn 18s - 1189.86 ppd -- E6300 -- Min. Time / Frame : 12mn 38s - 2006.12 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 12mn 41s - 1998.21 ppd -- Pentium D 915 -- Min. Time / Frame : 20mn 15s - 1251.56 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 20mn 22s - 1244.39 ppd -- E6600 -- Min. Time / Frame : 11mn 27s - 2213.45 ppd Avg. Time / Frame : 11mn 39s - 2175.45 ppd Edited May 15, 2007 by road-runner Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kendellrt Report post Posted July 21, 2007 Does anyone have a simpler guide to running the FAH SMP client under VM with Linux? That one is outdated and I simply find it bloated. I think it has to be easier than that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NCC10281982B Report post Posted July 21, 2007 The guy that makes the folding cd also makes a vmware image that runs folding. I have not tried it. Also, you could try running the folding cd inside vmware. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kendellrt Report post Posted July 21, 2007 The guy that makes the folding cd also makes a vmware image that runs folding. I have not tried it. Also, you could try running the folding cd inside vmware. I haven't read all of the 27 or so pages of the thread, so I don't know exactly what you are talking about. Is it in this thread? What is the folding CD? A CD just for VMWare and folding all setup together is an awesome idea. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
road-runner Report post Posted July 22, 2007 I saw this cd posted somewhere on the net, I have no idea how it works and I have never messed with it but you might check it out Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
