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I decided to start up a TLLTS protein folding team that I was hoping all you guys would join. In a nutshell, it's a distributed computing application that uses unused CPU cycles on your computer to try and help cure diseases like Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Parkinson's. All that is required is that you run a little program in the background.

The team number is 68208, so if you decide to help out, run "./FAH504-Linux.exe -config" and then add in the team ID along with any other preferences.

http://folding.stanford.edu/
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mai ... mnum=68208

And in case you were wondering, FAH is mostly open-source, although the core is closed in order to protect scientific integrity.

http://folding.stanford.edu/faq.html#project.source

I guess nobody is interested.

if I put that on my mythtv box/asterisk server will that hinder performance when I record shows or make or receive phone calls?

riddlebox wrote:if I put that on my mythtv box/asterisk server will that hinder performance when I record shows or make or receive phone calls?

Nope I have been running on my main machine and work machine and you will not notice any performance decrease thanks the linux's great scheduler, it sets it to a very low priority.

Wally Balljacker wrote:I guess nobody is interested.

I have been running it for a while, since DLTV mentioned it first, I switched from their team to TLLTS but it really doesn't matter what team I am on so long as my work units get sent in I know I am helping.

Thanks for joining. There are alot of geeks around here with alot of computing power. It seemed like kind of a cool idea to start our own team.

And no, there is no noticeable performance decrease. FAH won't take over your system, it just uses CPU cycles that would otherwise go to waste. I've been successfully running it on my desktop and laptop for a few months now.

Wally Balljacker wrote:I decided to start up a TLLTS protein folding team that I was hoping all you guys would join. In a nutshell, it's a distributed computing application that uses unused CPU cycles on your computer to try and help cure diseases like Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Parkinson's. All that is required is that you run a little program in the background.

The team number is 68208, so if you decide to help out, run "./FAH504-Linux.exe -config" and then add in the team ID along with any other preferences.

http://folding.stanford.edu/
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mai ... mnum=68208

And in case you were wondering, FAH is mostly open-source, although the core is closed in order to protect scientific integrity.

http://folding.stanford.edu/faq.html#project.source

OK, I joined in the fun. As you might imagine, I have a couple machines I can throw at the project when they are not busy. Oddly, though, I checked the team stats page and it says there aren't any (stats that is)???

Linc wrote:

Wally Balljacker wrote:I decided to start up a TLLTS protein folding team that I was hoping all you guys would join. In a nutshell, it's a distributed computing application that uses unused CPU cycles on your computer to try and help cure diseases like Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Parkinson's. All that is required is that you run a little program in the background.

The team number is 68208, so if you decide to help out, run "./FAH504-Linux.exe -config" and then add in the team ID along with any other preferences.

http://folding.stanford.edu/
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mai ... mnum=68208

And in case you were wondering, FAH is mostly open-source, although the core is closed in order to protect scientific integrity.

http://folding.stanford.edu/faq.html#project.source

OK, I joined in the fun. As you might imagine, I have a couple machines I can throw at the project when they are not busy. Oddly, though, I checked the team stats page and it says there aren't any (stats that is)???

noone has completed a workload yet, it takes a long time just to finish one.

I have a few computers that I will add to the team.

It looks like Stanford's servers are having some problems, so if your work unit fails to upload, just wait for them to sort things out. I guess with the massive number of PS3s running FAH, their infrastructure couldn't handle the load.

http://forum.folding-community.org/ftop ... asc-0.html

I have joined and hopefully we will get some stats soon!

Is anyone else getting an error similar to this that keeps repeating in the log? No other work to do? Has everything possible been folded?!

mine is saying that too, actually mine is up to attempt #26 right now

It seems to be working for me now, I wonder why it was doing that though...

EDIT: Ok I spoke too soon it is happening again after I completed a small workload.

mine is working again now

I just set it up on my two boxes but I'm getting that "..no other work to do." error right now.

edit: well, i've had them on all day and neither have anything .

edit2: ok, i reconfigured my client to accept large work units and now its working fine.