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"i demand that more people join now"

10/7/2003 12:08:26 AM

he is both

10/7/2003 2:47:35 AM

http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_members.php?TeamID=59

10/7/2003 11:01:19 AM

yay new member good job

10/7/2003 3:33:39 PM

Welcome to our newest member: Quinn!

10/7/2003 10:35:14 PM

There is life after all at The Tek. They just returned their first work unit. I hope we see more of them. Welcome to the team www.thetek.com!

10/8/2003 9:29:20 AM

uh back down to 131 "ALS Attack Squad" bumped us... we don't need to be going in reverse.

10/8/2003 11:10:14 AM

if the tek gets set up properly then we will be in the top 100 in no time

10/8/2003 11:28:17 AM

47...

10/8/2003 11:31:56 AM

Welcome to our newest member: TextileWolf!

10/9/2003 9:06:20 AM

im really disappointed in thetek i thought they were going to freaking own silversurfinsmackerkrackers but they never did anything

10/9/2003 7:58:43 PM

Welcome to our newest member: Tach!

10/10/2003 1:31:18 PM

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"Welcome to our newest member: Tach!"

That's me My first data set was finshed last night. So, score one more for the TWW team.

My iBook is working on the second data set ...

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10/10/2003 1:34:08 PM

Just incase you are really addicted, you might want to stop by the F@H store.
http://www.cafeshops.com/folding

10/11/2003 9:19:51 AM

126 I see an ACC conquest soon

10/11/2003 12:29:09 PM

Welcome to our newest member: Gary_Palin! I hope this just isn't a political stunt.

10/11/2003 5:07:43 PM

we are orange


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10/11/2003 8:03:16 PM

Just in time for Halloween.

10/11/2003 8:13:40 PM

Welcome to our newest member: emfabric!

10/15/2003 1:35:10 PM

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"we are orange"

are you going to be red for Christmas? I will try and be green for the special occasion

10/15/2003 2:10:13 PM

I have a hard time maintaining yellow. It just depends what week my 2 PII machines decide to turn in a WU.

10/15/2003 2:42:32 PM

hell yeah we just got more computers on it, can't wait to see how much of ramp they'll give us. Currently third and movin straight up

10/15/2003 3:59:49 PM

might be a while before I post again, my WU is of 2500? Anyone else seen one this large, or what is your largest?

10/16/2003 11:09:53 AM

man whatever happened to minesweeper?

10/16/2003 11:54:22 AM

How many points is it worth? The highest point protein I have had on my laptop is:65 p913_vill_rf_o . I think about a year ago I had some in the 70-80 point range. Here's a list of the current WU sent out by Stanford:
http://folding.stanford.edu/psummary.html

10/16/2003 12:32:54 PM

684 171.67.89.150 p684_TZ2_EXT_EXP 6417 21.00 60.00 100 GROMACS Description NA

is what I am working on... 100 frames (counts by 25), looks to be a 60 pointer. looks like there are some 70 pointers as well.

10/16/2003 12:50:41 PM

anyone run this on linux? I am looking at a command line that is sitting still, I am wondering how to check the status...

10/17/2003 9:47:37 PM

cat the file "unitinfo.txt" in your foldingathome directory. also run with -forceasm -advmethods for an extra boost on certain platforms.

10/17/2003 10:24:33 PM

quinn is actually under me right now

10/17/2003 10:28:52 PM

I submitted a frontpage story yesterday to try to get a few more members. I hope it gets selected.

10/17/2003 10:51:01 PM

I see all those unused 2.8 GHz P4s in Mann Hall and I just want to cry. I run a client whenever I'm in there.

10/17/2003 10:55:51 PM

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"my WU is of 2500"

finished it with an error, aka no credit only wasted about 5 days lots of catching up to do as Gary Palin is set to dominate my stats soon...

http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_members.php?TeamID=59

10/20/2003 12:40:22 AM

i've lost like 2 or 3 wu.. it sucks... oh well

10/20/2003 1:01:27 AM

Sorry to hear that guys. I've only had about 3 failed WUs that I know about. Here is a list of the most common errors that might be useful:
http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=4824
I've never taken the time to post any of my errors on their forum as it does not seem to happen too often. Yes Gary_Palin is rising quicky!

10/20/2003 3:38:12 AM

I hope we find a few more members now with the frontpage pimpage. I hope some of you guys can check here periodically to help with questions new users might have. Thanks.

10/20/2003 11:08:40 AM

KRUZNBY,

I am really happy to see that you got it on the TWW Home Page -- thats excellent and shoult help us out quite a lot!

How many WUs is The Tek getting for you?

10/20/2003 11:53:10 AM

None. They are their own user. They have only returned 2 WU so far. I'm sure they are busy, so I'm not going to bother them. I was hoping for more from them, but maybe it will just take some time.

10/20/2003 11:57:44 AM

I lost two WU's this weekend. It seems to have been caused by my trying to run two clients... not fun. Might be a few days before I post again... Hopefully some new people will join so we can break 100 by Christmas. Doesn't seem to unrealistic, we just need to speed up the inevitable... I also want to be in the team top 10 by then

100 folding4peace   7,953.55   215,947.70  5,403 
125 NCSU Wolfpack 10,689.39 164,188.27   6,528 

10/20/2003 12:11:40 PM

If you don't use separate machine IDs when running more than one client in different folders, you crunch the same WU for both and only get credit for 1 WU. I'm not sure if that was the problem or not. Good Luck.

10/20/2003 12:16:34 PM

From your link this is what I think happened. I am going to let it do it's own thing for a bit and not mess with it for a while.

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"BAD_FRAME_CHECKSUM: You'll see a block in your log that looks something like this: Code: [hh:mm:ss] Header on frame 220 differs from expected header [hh:mm:ss] Got: A028B-5C-3E84B02E-EA1B7D4: 0220 [hh:mm:ss] Expected: A028B-5C-3E84B02E-EA1B7D4: 0219 Note that the two lines of Hexadecimal numerals are the same. This strange error only occurs with Tinker units. The only known cause is when two or more clients are started at once and are working in the same directory, but there may be other causes. This error often, bizzarely, occurs on an early frame but is not detected until the unit's end. "

10/20/2003 12:30:19 PM

I was folding for team futuremark, but just switched over to TWW.

2.2Ghz of folding power at your service!

10/20/2003 10:20:15 PM

hurray!

10/21/2003 12:29:18 AM

what do i need to do to get in

10/21/2003 12:37:05 AM

Basically the easiest thing you can do is go to: http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/download.html
Download the 3.24 graphical client.
During the installation it will ask for a username and team number. Our team number is 59.
You can pick any username you want. At the bottom of the download link, there is a box to search for existing usernames if you want to be sure you have a unique on.
Let the program run minimized and watch your stats rise.

*If you are more computer inclined, run the non-GUI version (console). If you have an AMD processor use the 3.25 Beta client found at:
http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/beta/beta.html
There are more tips on how to increase your production at:http://www.genejockeys.net/Fold&Gene@Home/

Good luck and if you have any problems, let me know. Once you show up in the stats, I'll post you as a new member in this thread.

10/21/2003 1:19:20 AM

k, i think its working

10/21/2003 1:27:09 AM

10/21/2003 1:38:38 AM

how much faster is the non-gui version?

10/21/2003 1:44:42 AM

The console is not really any faster except for 2 cases: 1. You leave the graphical window open and it uses CPU time to display the protein ect. 2. You have an AMD processor. By using the 3.25 Beta client you can force it to use SSE optimizations with the "-forceasm" flag in which case you can gain about 15% in performance.

10/21/2003 1:51:30 AM

could i not use the -forceasm tag with the gui version?

10/21/2003 1:54:08 AM

alright i'm gonna let this thing chug while i'm asleep

10/21/2003 1:56:54 AM