S@H daily team stats 04/11

[Hellburner]

Local group production 04/11:

08 Art Bell..........................(+523656)................... +3322
09 S@N.............................(+470358)................... +7033
10 HW France..................(+297782)................... +3656
11 TA.................2157500...................................... +4738
12 DSL................................(-352664).................. +3585

 

[Robor]

😀 First! 😀

Another day of below average production. Hopefully the Berkeley backlog will work out soon. These number are pretty depressing. The only positive is we outdid everyone except S@N again.

Thanks Hellburner!

 

[Swanny]

2nd!!😀

We need to pick it up!

I'll have another P3 500 online just as soon as it can connect to Berkeley:|

 

[Crazee]

Thanks for the stats HB 🙂

Come on Berkeley open that pipe up!

 

[Robor]

Heh, I added a box yesterday. I set it to connect through our proxy but directly to Berkeley (for some reason the local SetiQ wouldn't give it a WU) just to get it running. I could do an F5 (refresh) in the SETI directory and watch the WU download before beginning processing. This is on a T1! :Q

 

[ElFenix]

wow, bezerkeley is really messed up right now

wonder when that fat pipe is coming?

 

[mk]

Thanks for the stats Hellburner. 🙂

 

[IndyJaws]

Thanks HB! 😀

We're putting out decent numbers in this bandwidth crisis. 🙂

 

[toft-dk]

Thanks HB 🙂

 

[JWMiddleton]

Swanny, If you use SetiDriver, then you can "MOVE" a numbered directory from SetiDriver to the new box and it will be able to start crunching. I keep a directory on the network with SetiDriver, SetiSpy and the .ini files. I copy it to the new system then, if needed, I MOVE a WU as mentioned above. You must make sure it is not the directory you are currently crunching. To see which one is active you should uncheck the "Hide Processing" box on SetiDriver. A process will apprear on your task bar with the title "SETI X", where x corresponds to the number of the directory in use. I stop SetiDriver before I start the "MOVE" process and then restart it. It will reduce the "Desired Cache Size" by the number of directories you "MOVE."

Good luck!

 

[Orange Kid]

3360 and growing on hold here due to lack of bandwidth 🙁

thanks HB

 

[Polo]

Due to Berkeley problem, i've reduced my work fleet... 🙁

Thanks for the stats HB. 🙂

 

[Evadman]

When is berkley getting that 100mbit pipe again?

I only have a few waiting, but I have set driver holding about 2 weeks of WU's just so I never run out, unless berkley blows up.