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hoellwarth
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5 Aug 2005 18:39:42 UTC
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    Hello,

    I'm dualbooting Windows and Linux. Is it possible to work on the same workunit from both operation systems?

    Blank Reg
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    5 Aug 2005 21:37:20 UTC
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      DO not think so......

      Link to Unofficial Wiki for BOINC, by Paul and Friends

      MarkF
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      hoellwarth I breifly ran dual

      5 Aug 2005 22:50:10 UTC
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        hoellwarth
        I breifly ran dual boot XP Pro & XP Pro x64. Initially I ran Bonic & Einstein under x64 from the 32bit installation directory. It seemed to work ok.
        It would probably be trickier to get things to work under more dissimilar OSs.

        John McLeod VII
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        I have heard that you can run

        6 Aug 2005 0:31:10 UTC
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          I have heard that you can run BOINC under Windows under Wine under Linux. That would at least keep the installation the same (even though I would expect that you may have a bunch of host records created in the projects this way).

          If this doesn't work, pick the one that you use the most.


          BOINC WIKI

          hoellwarth
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          Thanks for the replies. Now I

          6 Aug 2005 7:15:53 UTC
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            Thanks for the replies. Now I know what NOT to do.

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