MGP said:No stashing please (except maybe for a day to suit your network connectivity needs), at this stage in the game we can't afford to run a risk of loosing WUs from any crashes. Every one counts.
Dutch Guy said:AFAIK stashing is no problem if you have a NTFS filesystem, if you have a FAT32 filesystem a crash can lead to lost results.
MGP said:At this stage in the game, I'd rather not try and put that to the test
BillytheImpaler said:I take it this is a BOINC queue? How many WUs are in the queue after all that time?
...alien constipation, now I've heard of everything
Snash said:must resist...........must resist...........must resistttttttttttttttttttttttt........................................
TheDogFather said:Wow twilight zone or what, how did you make that post a hour into the future ?
And do you know the winning numbers for the lottery this week.
edit/ now im ahead a hour too, better run ato the control panel and see if I can catch up with myself.
TDF.
November 15, 2005
The old SETI@home Classic project will stop issuing work on December 15, 2005. Anyone still running SETI@home Classic should deactivate it and install SETI@home/BOINC (see instructions under 'Getting started' on this page).
I was thinking the exact same thing the other day, it does'nt say returning work.RobOC said:Wonder if although they will stop issuing work, they would keep accepting results for a few hours/days? If so, we could cache up before they turn off, if needed. Hmmm.