Sorry-

The mini stuff was freezing my two core 2 duo machines, driving me nuts. So I detached. I think the problem shows up most in the screen saver. I do insist on running screen savers.

I will come back in a month and see if the problems have been figured out. I get the project's RSS feed for Predictor of the day, which seems to be the only feed the project uses. So, if there is news, put it in the feed.

>>RSM

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http://sciencespringe.wordpress.com
http://facebook.com/sciencesprings

You can get the news RSS from here.

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Wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream.

{...} I do insist on running screen savers.
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As do I. But I don't feel compelled to use the BOINC screensaver.

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Rosie, Rosie, she's our gal,
If she can't do it, no one shall!

{...} I do insist on running screen savers.
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As do I. But I don't feel compelled to use the BOINC screensaver.

I find my wallpaper good enough. Or blanks screen. Hehe

The Rosetta Screen saver sucks away about 15% of processing power (I would guess that's 30% from a single core since I'm running a dual-core)

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You can get the news RSS from here.

Thanks so much, I had looked and looked and not found a feed. I have saved it in my crunching feed aggregator.

I do choose to run the BOINC project screen savers, becasue they let me know with immediacy what's happening, like when a Spinhenge screen saver shows 0% done, but then in BOINC Manager I see it has run out 5-10% of its time. This is a dead fish, and I know to get rid of it.

>>RSM

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http://sciencespringe.wordpress.com
http://facebook.com/sciencesprings

You can get the news RSS from here.

Thanks so much, I had looked and looked and not found a feed. I have saved it in my crunching feed aggregator.

I do choose to run the BOINC project screen savers, becasue they let me know with immediacy what's happening, like when a Spinhenge screen saver shows 0% done, but then in BOINC Manager I see it has run out 5-10% of its time. This is a dead fish, and I know to get rid of it.

>>RSM

BTW, I recommend upgrading your laptop CPU to a 9xxx or 8xxx CPU's with 45nm tech. they run much cooler and WAY faster.

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BTW, I recommend upgrading your laptop CPU to a 9xxx or 8xxx CPU's with 45nm tech. they run much cooler and WAY faster.[/quote]

Which laptop?

>>RSM

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http://sciencespringe.wordpress.com
http://facebook.com/sciencesprings

BTW, I recommend upgrading your laptop CPU to a 9xxx or 8xxx CPU's with 45nm tech. they run much cooler and WAY faster.[/quote]

Which laptop?

>>RSM
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Hmmm... maybe it isn't a laptop :D

This host: https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/show_host_detail.php?hostid=711824

has a T7200 cpu... which I believe it's a mobile CPU. (My laptop came with a T7xxx CPU)

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BTW, I recommend upgrading your laptop CPU to a 9xxx or 8xxx CPU's with 45nm tech. they run much cooler and WAY faster.

Which laptop?

>>RSM
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Hmmm... maybe it isn't a laptop :D

This host: https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/show_host_detail.php?hostid=711824

has a T7200 cpu... which I believe it's a mobile CPU. (My laptop came with a T7xxx CPU)[/quote]

I have four machines running: Laptop, LaptopII, Desktop, and DesktopII. The T7200 is a 2 gig Core 2 Duo, in LaptopII, one of the machnes which I detached. D= Desktop, a PIII machine which is running Rosetta with so far no
problems.

But, and this means I am not sure your were responding to me, BOINC has them as I named them above, while I do refer to them in correspondence with my I/T sensei as D, DII, L, and LII.

>>RSM

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http://sciencespringe.wordpress.com
http://facebook.com/sciencesprings

BTW, I recommend upgrading your laptop CPU to a 9xxx or 8xxx CPU's with 45nm tech. they run much cooler and WAY faster.

Which laptop?

>>RSM

Hmmm... maybe it isn't a laptop :D

This host: https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/show_host_detail.php?hostid=711824

has a T7200 cpu... which I believe it's a mobile CPU. (My laptop came with a T7xxx CPU)[/quote]

I have four machines running: Laptop, LaptopII, Desktop, and DesktopII. The T7200 is a 2 gig Core 2 Duo, in LaptopII, one of the machnes which I detached. D= Desktop, a PIII machine which is running Rosetta with so far no
problems.

But, and this means I am not sure your were responding to me, BOINC has them as I named them above, while I do refer to them in correspondence with my I/T sensei as D, DII, L, and LII.

>>RSM[/quote]


I think you can just refer to the laptops as either machine rank 3 and 4 or by their machine ID number and then we know which ones you are talking about.