Ok I know this sounds outlandish but if you carefully read the procedure it is not some hocus pocus. In fact I have found other references to strange behavior when using Ghost from Windows:
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/archive/index.php/t-80673
I doubt that you can grow a hard drive...
Has anyone heard of this:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=14597
I realize it IS the inquirer but there are some responses that seem to indicate this may be true. I was wondering if anyone can confirm/deny this...
Well he pulls out the CPU times from results.sah with this line here:
CPUTIME=`grep cpu_time= $SETICache/$xCPU/result.sah 2> /dev/null`
and he sends them to output files here:
echo "RunCache `date` Finished running CPU $xCPU Set $xDir name=$WUName time=$CPUTIME" >> $SETILog/RunCacheCPU$xCPU.out
Here is the script that fetches the data sets and cahces them nightly:
http://interrahost.com/fetchcache.txt
and here is the script that runs them and creates some .out files with info on how long each WU took on a per-processor basis: http://interrahost.com/runcache.txt
Looks like there...
Ace were a two man team we thought we were bad, but now we know what bad really is!
Thanx for the warm welcome.
BTW Ace has some neat BASH scripts that do batch set downloads at night and create spreadsheets with his daily data. They run on win32 using Cygiwn - its unholy. I could post them...
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