linux?

The first line or the second line gives the error?



The blind leading the blind springs to mind here :D
 
Both

rincin@ubuntu:~$ cd folding/fah
bash: cd: folding/fah: No such file or directory
rincin@ubuntu:~$ ./fah5
bash: ./fah5: No such file or directory
rincin@ubuntu:~$
 
Ok now with capitals. Thanks :)

rincin@ubuntu:~$ cd folding/FAH
rincin@ubuntu:~/folding/FAH$ ./fah5
bash: ./fah5: No such file or directory
rincin@ubuntu:~/folding/FAH$
 
Have you installed the 32bit libaries from

Code:
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

yet?
 
Oh crap, I just relised this was point 8, in the setup guide. Sorry people. Ok,I have ran it, I'm assuming everything is ok as I'm now upto
[20:14:04] a SSE boost OK.

Thanks guys.
 
I would ignore the sleeping bit. Mine says the same.

Create a FAH2 folder inside folding and copy the fah5 and mpiexec files into it.

Then
Code:
cd folding/FAH2
./fah5

and assign it a different Machine ID from the first client.
 
I would advise against a second instance of SMP if you're using an AMD dual core - my X2-3800 takes about 20hrs to complete a p3025 WU
If I ran two side by side I'd be constantly missing preferred deadlines and that means work will end up being duplicated.

If I've got the wrong end of the stick or you're using a fast Intel dual core (I know Cob is) then please accept my apologies for butting in.
 
rich99million said:
I would advise against a second instance of SMP if you're using an AMD dual core - my X2-3800 takes about 20hrs to complete a p3025 WU
If I ran two side by side I'd be constantly missing preferred deadlines and that means work will end up being duplicated.

If I've got the wrong end of the stick or you're using a fast Intel dual core (I know Cob is) then please accept my apologies for butting in.

I didn't realise there was such a difference.
 
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