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Originally Posted by Groth
If you're curious how many full sets you've completed, look in your folding directory. Find the newest file with a name like 'handle_x_handle_y_z.val' where handle is the 8 character handle you were given when you signed up. x will be the number of complete cycles your computer has finished since installing. y and z are generation and structure numbers.
My fastest computer got a fresh install with the latest protein/client update, and has completed 9 full sets. My slowest hasn't had a reinstall since July, and is currently on its 43rd.  |
Groth, I think 'x' might be the cycles performed on the current protein--my WXP machine lists '9' and my Linux machine lists '8', and both are working on the new protein now. Both got updated executables on 12/18/2003.
You should probably double-check that 'slower' machine.
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Always folding:
WXP Pro:
KD7R + Palomino 1800+
W2K3:
4x P3 Xeon 500 512KB (4 clients)
Linux boxes:
none
Had to put them to use doing *real* work.