Info on Projects Needed

[Wolfsraider]

I am looking for any/all info on each TeAm Project
While I have found some and I have emailed others..

This is what I need:
OS
CPU
Ram
HDD
internet
Proxy server
Firewall
Gui
Cli
Service install cached units
and time to complete a work unit
min max if possible
For the graph I am putting together as seen here:
http://reddeyexpress.com//team%20projects.htm
Ant info you can offer would be appreciated
thank you
Mike

 

[Unforgiven]

17 or bust FAQ's
Find a Drug FAQ

 

[Wolfsraider]

Thank you thats exactly what I am looking for :beer: like this one
also I am also making a graphics table based off of this one

mike

 

[Rattledagger]

SETI@home for BOINC:

OS: all (compile yourself if needed.)
CPU: all 32-bit-or better
Ram: 32 MB (wu-specific)
HDD: 500 KB (wu-specific)
Internet: any
Proxy server/firewall: uses standard http-port80, can use socks-proxy, http-proxy, password-protected http currently not working but should soon be fixed...
gui; currently only windows, separate gui for all will follow.
cli; all (compile yourself if needed)
service-install; built-in, but still a little buggy
caching; dynamically min/max # cache-days, based on individual machines crunching-habits, max based on wu-specific deadline that currently is 14 days.
crunch-time, roughly the same as seti-v3.08
overclock-stability; excellent - anyone that's overclocked too much and therefore only produces garbage will not get any credit for this garbage.

 

[Wolfsraider]

Thank you Very uch this will help a lot Rattledagger

 

[Unforgiven]

Euler
Distributed Folding
United Devices
Folding @ Home

 

[Wolfsraider]

Thank you Unforgiven

I won't forget this

Mike

:beer: to each and everyone of you
Jliechty
Rattledagger
Unforgiven
You guys are great

Still looking for info on some projects like I run it on a p33 200 etc and with this (insert program here) it works fine.
Or if you have had issues with say a pop up blocker or antuvirus software etc...

thank you

mike

 

[Wolfsraider]

bump
mike

 

[CyGoR]

I saw you've already entered some data about United Devices, here is some more info:


GUI available: all windows versions (check supported OS)
CLI available: no
service install: no
cached units: use of tool called UD mon
Speed of work units: on a mid end pc, around 10hrs / wu. High-end pc 6hrs though very wu-specific
works with anti-virus: yes
time to setup: ~5minutes
difficult install: no, but requires username/password (one time registration during setup of client)
can be shut down easily: yes, and suspend
stats available: yes, anandtech stats: http://www.ud.l0calh0st.nl/ud/ud.php
stats available: from the project: grid.org website
home page: http://www.grid.org
download: http://www.grid.org/download/gold/download.htm
quick start: faq's available thrue download page
Approx. team members: 764 members AND 106 retired (when quitting a team, points stay with the team)
team rank: #16

Good luck with what you are doing, looks great!

 

[Wolfsraider]

CyGoR,
Thank you for you time and efforts...This is a big help.

I am hoping members from each team will provide the same so that
it will allow our new users to see at a glance what project they can do (hardware requirments) as well who needs help (member numbers, team rank) etc


So a :beer::beer: to everyone for your time and trouble

mike

 

[Wolfsraider]

Bump for a good cause and more work

 

[Ken g6]

SB: some updates
Ram: about 15MB, and that number will slowly grow as the project "N" values increase.
HD: Easily in 5MB
Internet: Any. Min. xfer/day: about 1kb. Max. xfer/day: about 1MB, mostly sending.
GUI: Windows only
CLI: Non-Windows only
Overclock Stability: Reports "Mismatched Sums" if overclocked too high, and results become useless.
Cached Units: With SBQueue by Ken Brazier (that's me!) (http://home.att.net/~k.brazier/programs/java/sbqueue/)
Sneakernetting: With SBQueue by Ken Brazier (http://home.att.net/~k.brazier/programs/java/sbqueue/)
Time to Setup: 10min
Time to complete a work unit: < 1 hour per intermediate progress report; 1 week to 1 month for a work unit.
Can be shut down easily: Yes
Home Page: http://www.seventeenorbust.com/
Download: http://www.seventeenorbust.com/download/
Program Compatibility: Can run at multiple priorities. Service installer (included) can set absolute lowest priority ("true idle").
Approx. Team Members: over 300, 20% active.
System Stats: http://www.seventeenorbust.com/stats/
TA Stats: http://www.tastats.com/sb/


DPAD: some updates
Internet: Any. Min. xfer/day: 0kb. Max. xfer/day: megabytes of compressible text.
Proxy Server: possibly FTP (with difficulty)
Firewall: You must be able to connect with active (two-socket) FTP.
GUI: Yes
CLI: Yes
Cached Units: No need - work is not downloaded.
Sneakernetting: Yes, move results.txt
Other Programs Required: DirectX 5 for Windows GUI, None for Windows Command Line, Wine for Linux
Time to Setup: 5min
Time to complete a work unit: minutes to hours
Difficult Install: Select your username by typing it in the user.txt file, as the only line. To join the TeAm, you must include "[TA]" in your username.
Can be shut down easily: Yes. Auto-save interval can be chosen in config.txt. Alt-tab from GUI works.
Program Compatibility: Choose priority normal, low, or idle in config.txt
FAQ: http://stephenbrooks.org/muon1/faq.html
Home page: http://stephenbrooks.org/muon1/v5.html
Download: http://stephenbrooks.org/muon1/v5.html


P.S. Could you explain "Works with Anti-Virus/pop-up blockers"?

 

[Wolfsraider]

Woot thank you
:beer: and I am looking at the .text

any one else


mike

 

[Rattledagger]

Since predictor@home uses BOINC, most of the info is the same as in the BOINC-line... and some of this info really belongs under seti-BOINC, since BOINC in most cases really haven't any noticeable memory or hd-requirements.

Anyway, BOINC also has windows-cli, but not all manages seeing boinc_cli.exe in their directory after install. :laugh:

Predictor@home has 50 MB memory-requirement &amp; 50 or 150 MB disk (wu-dependent).

 

[Wolfsraider]

Thanks rattledagger,I'll update those this evening...But not sure I follow on this:
since BOINC in most cases really haven't any noticeable memory or hd-requirements...My numbers (or lack of ) were pulled from the faq
Anyway, BOINC also has windows-cli, but not all manages seeing boinc_cli.exe in their directory after install....Are you saying that there is acli for every OS?

thanks,and sorry bout not understanding

mike

Woot just got back a response from chessbrain...He is on a holiday but will supply the info as soon as he returns...

Nice

 

[Rattledagger]

You can download BOINC for linux/x86, mac os x, sparc/solaris &amp; windows/x86. All 4 includes cli, while windows also contains gui. For other OS you must currently compile yourself.

Installed BOINC takes 2 MB + a little for log-files &amp; info on current work so atleast under 3 MB, and the gui uses around 5 MB memory.

WU on the other hand always has a limit of how much memory they needs &amp; disk-requirements. For seti these are 32 MB memory &amp; 500 KB disk. The memory-requirement isn't additive, so you don't need more memory if you wants to cache 10 wu, but BOINC refuses to download 10 wu if you haven't got 5 MB free, and any limits of how much to leave free. Of course on dual you must have 64 MB to run 2 wu.

For predictor@home these limits is 50 MB &amp; 50 or 150 MB disk. (2 types of wu).
BTW, predictor@home has not links to download sparc/solaris, so most likely this isn't available. Also, I've not seen any link to source for predictor@home, so most likely you can't compile this yourself...

Don't know how the BOINC-version of Climateprediction.net will be...

 

[Wolfsraider]

Oh thank you. I see now, sorry been a long week and that info made my day

So a :beer: For all your efforts as well and a few more on ice :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer: for later


This week has been a busier than usual week so I haven't had the time to put into this I normally would have.It might be this way for a while to come,but I intend to get everything done still.

I have been scouring the net on each project and have sent emails to the projects to try to get better answers on the ones like eon that provide very little info on requirements.

If there is anything you feel is wrong or needed please pm or post it ...thank you

mike