Kirito said: Hey folks, having a problem here.I am running a Lenovo ThinkStation C30, two Xeon Processors, 64 GB of RAM. Not running a GPU for folding. OS is Fedora Linux running a KDE desktop. I have 6.5 TB of Hard Drive. The OS runs on a 256 m.2 SATA card on the motherboard.The problem... FAH a7 Client cycles about once every minute or two, runs at 100% and then stops after twenty seconds or less. Did all my updates, rebooted the machine, and the problem persists. Moreover, this machine has been working without an issue for three weeks. I only finished building three weeks ago. And on top of all this the FAH Control wont run except through a browser. I am running the 14524 Covid 19 project.I am running two other Linux machines with similar, less powerful setups and a Win10 machine.Ran out of ideas. Any help is appreciated. Kirito
Kirito said: ...OS is Fedora Linux running a KDE desktop...FAH a7 Client cycles about once every minute or two, runs at 100% and then stops after twenty seconds or less. Did all my updates, rebooted the machine, and the problem persists. Moreover, this machine has been working without an issue for three weeks. I only finished building three weeks ago. And on top of all this the FAH Control wont run except through a browser...
kmiller922 said: @MightyMayfield nicely done cracking the 400 mark.
kmiller922 said: We really need a way to keep people motivated in this.
cine_chris said: @kmiller922 The expectation of a 24hr/365 commitment is daunting to many people and the cost of participation a burden.
teamtempest said: I don't know if any kind of contest would motivate me to do anything more than I'm already doing. Which is not much, as after two months my points totals are a little over two million and my work units completed a little over 400. My off-the-shelf machine is simply not that powerful. I'm basically just donating spare cycles when I'm not seriously using it (running the folder at full power drags down anything involving rapid screen updates). What I find more motivating is seeing actual results coming out of all these contributions people are making. How many work units does it take to complete an average project? 'Cause I have a feeling that I'm seeing the same project numbers that I saw at the start. Hundreds of millions of work units completed and apparently not done yet? That's discouraging.
MightyMayfield said: I time traveled and double posted don't mind me.
kmiller922 said: MightyMayfield said: I time traveled and double posted don't mind me. stop going around the sun at max warp in the Enterprise lol
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