I dug up some posts and found a list of SETIqueues, but also the info that I should ask the queue's operator before beginning use (plus I'm not too sure how). Any help on this would be great since I have a ton to get done today, but can't let production drop!!!
The other thing is my poor athlon seems to be crashing every single night, and since it's a monitorless SETI box it's quite a pain. My debug idea: write a tool that pings it every minute and logs once it starts responding so I know the exact idea. I'm sure windows has some kind of error reporting that I can check, too, but I'm not sure what. It's running XP pro. It started with it never logging me in over remote desktop, but now it just drops off entirely. Hooking up a monitor the other night (when it was "frozen") did not turn the monitor on, of course it didn't have a keyboard plugged in at boot, so my keypresses didn't really help. I should have hooked up a USB mouse to see if it just lost network connectivity.
The other thing is my poor athlon seems to be crashing every single night, and since it's a monitorless SETI box it's quite a pain. My debug idea: write a tool that pings it every minute and logs once it starts responding so I know the exact idea. I'm sure windows has some kind of error reporting that I can check, too, but I'm not sure what. It's running XP pro. It started with it never logging me in over remote desktop, but now it just drops off entirely. Hooking up a monitor the other night (when it was "frozen") did not turn the monitor on, of course it didn't have a keyboard plugged in at boot, so my keypresses didn't really help. I should have hooked up a USB mouse to see if it just lost network connectivity.
It will give you the status of everything connected to your network, and you can set how long between pings. 
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