So what's the best way to kill it? I usually do a 'ps axf' and find the first instance of LinFAHR9.exe, kill that. Then I usually have to kill a 'Core_65.exe' as well. It seems rather a crude way of doing it.
-Rob > On 20020204.0844, Bob Miller said ... > > Doug Mason wrote: > > > I just tried downloading the Folding@home client for linux, it is an exe, > > my question would be for a linux client, why would it be a windows > > executable? Is there an alternate site where I can grab the real linux > > client? I would like to help out, I have an athlon XP 1600+ that just sits > > here and plays wolfenstein once in a while. Thanks for any help. > > The Linux client is called LinFAHR9.exe. It has .exe name in its name > because the Folding@home folks aren't very Linux literate. > > It is a Linux executable. Put it in an empty directory, > chmod +x it, and run it. Here's the whole procedure. > > mkdir folding > cd folding > wget http://folding.stanford.edu/beta/LinFAHR9.exe > chmod +x LinFAHR9.exe > nohup LinFAHR9.exe > > If you don't have wget, use lynx instead: > > lynx --source http://folding.stanford.edu/beta/LinFAHR9.exe > LinFAHR9.exe > > -- > Bob Miller K<bob> > kbobsoft software consulting > http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- Rob <rob_at_euglug_dot_net> my @euglugCode = qw(v+++ e--- eug+ bsd+++ gnu+ S+++);
