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Send message Joined: 8 Jan 06 Posts: 2 |
Some of you may watch the S@H message board too: I did not know about this forum before, so posted messages about my modifications and extensions of the BOINC core client there. There were several threads about previous versions in the past, but the recent build with many new features is accessible here: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=26623 There are these additional features:
In case it interests you, there are more details and the source code at http://boinc.truxoft.com trux BOINC software Freediving Team Czech Republic |
Send message Joined: 14 Jan 06 Posts: 18 |
Some of you may watch the S@H message board too: I did not know about this forum before, so posted messages about my modifications and extensions of the BOINC core client there. Hi! I go to http://boinc.truxoft.com and downloaded the optimzed client for sse I find some bugs ! 1) The client version 5.3.6 ignores completely Network activity based on preferencs & Network activity suspend *This bug does not exist on client version 5.3.2 2) In both versions <return_results_immediately/> does not report uploaded results immediately after the upload *Anyway results are uploaded immediately, with the standard client provided u are connected to Internet *However that uploaded results, are reported only a few hours later, *unless u click update after the upload 3)In both versions <process_priority>2</process_priority> Do set the task priority to normal (as advertised) However the running thread priority into that task is unaffected Thus this is only a cosmetic priority change (completely innocuous) *I am looking is into a way to set thread priority to 4 Currently, despite any task priority u set to task, the crunching thread always run at priority 1 Thanks Click signature for team stats |
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