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Why does BOINC take tasks in advance?
(Message 98505)
Posted 14 May 2020 by WeAreHugh Post: 1) Go to the Project tab 2) Select the project you want to stop taking new tasks 3) On the "Commands" column on the left, click on "No new tasks" right under "Suspend"
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Rosetta@home studies coronavirus
(Message 97868)
Posted 19 Apr 2020 by WeAreHugh Post: BOINC runs just fine on a VM, with or without Xwindows running (in the case of *nix). However, if you are using a VM from a VPS provider (Amazon, Linode, etc.), you will almost certainly be in violation of their terms of service, so please use BOINC only on a VM running on hardware you own. There is not a huge benefit in running BOINC on a VM, because BOINC provides all the controls over system and resource usage that you might want to control by running it in a VM. Compared to not running in a VM, the VM will provide some overhead that isn't necessary. My comments are based on having tried running BOINC on a server running CentOS configured with OpenVZ virtualization. In the end, I wound up running BOINC on the host OS over bare metal. |
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