I wish it can run on FreeBSD...

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I have some machines using FreeBSD, but they can't do anything for E@H now...

Bernd Machenschalk
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I wish it can run on FreeBSD...

We're working on this.

BM

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Jordan Wilberding
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> We're working on this. > >

Message 5952 in response to message 5951

> We're working on this.
>
> BM

When you get this done, please let us all know!

such things just should not be writ so please destroy this if you wish to live 'tis better in ignorance to dwell than to go screaming into the abyss worse than hell

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is a port to BeOS asking too

is a port to BeOS asking too much..? or should I also chime in with ultrasparc and alpha platforms too..?

right now seti is the only open source BOINC project and with all the recent downtime, "unpopular" configurations are rather underutilized.

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Solaris / SPARC is also being

Solaris / SPARC is also being worked on. BeOS, I think, will come right behind MacOS 9 or so...

BM

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Gary Roberts
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> I have some machines using

> I have some machines using FreeBSD, but they can't do anything for E@H now...

I believe they probably can.... Being an ardent supporter of FreeBSD myself, I can relate to your desire to use this platform to crunch. I don't have a reference but there has been a very recent thread by a Linux user who reports a dramatic increase in performance by running the windows client under WINE. Why don't you give that a try?

Cheers,
Gary.

Jordan Wilberding
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> I believe they probably

Message 5956 in response to message 5955


> I believe they probably can.... Being an ardent supporter of FreeBSD myself,
> I can relate to your desire to use this platform to crunch. I don't have a
> reference but there has been a very recent thread by a Linux user who reports
> a dramatic increase in performance by running the windows client under WINE.
> Why don't you give that a try?

Heh, that user was me. I didn't even think about using wine in FreeBSD, thanks for the thoughtful suggestion!

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> I didn't even think about

Message 5957 in response to message 5956

> I didn't even think about using wine in FreeBSD, thanks
> for the thoughtful suggestion!

Let us know how this works!

BM

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Gary Roberts
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> > I didn't even think about

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> > I didn't even think about using wine in FreeBSD, thanks
> > for the thoughtful suggestion!

You are most welcome!!

>
> Let us know how this works!
>
> BM

I hope LHD is paying attention. He was the original poster who was wanting to use his existing FreeBSD machines. I would try it but I run FreeBSD on very old hardware and classic Seti WUs take 40+ hours and 90+ hours respectively so they wouldn't be any use for EAH.

Cheers,
Gary.

Matt Baran
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"[Einstein@Home] Message from


"[Einstein@Home] Message from server: platform 'i386-portbld-freebsd5.3' not found"

Sad Clown. That's the message I get with cvs build of 4.19 on FreeBSD 5.3.

peter
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I joined E@H because I

I joined E@H because I thought it looked like an interesting project. Unfortunately, I can't contribute because there's no FreeBSD client.

Could you either provide a FreeBSD client or publish the source code so that
we can build our own clients.

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