Dale wrote:
I posted a thread on the folding forums. If no one replies before to
long, I'm going to delete and start over with a fresh install. Maybe I
got a bug or something. Knowing me, I just screwed up something. LOL
It happens, especially with me. :( The best thing that has happened
Hi all, it is me again. LOL
I run folding on all my rigs and noticed something strange. It uses
screen so I can detach, logout and etc. Check this out though:
top - 06:27:32 up 19:34, 4 users, load average: 2.08, 0.76, 0.26
Tasks: 103 total, 3 running, 100 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0
Dale wrote:
Thanks, I hope someone knows how to fix this. I may copy my config file
from one of my other rigs and try it. Sort of chicken though.
Dale
:-)
OK, it is in the config file somewhere. I renamed the old config
screenrc.old and then copied the config file from another rig, it
Dale wrote:
That is how it should be. I do want to figue out that config thing
though. It may cause something else to mess up that I don't know about,
yet.
Disregard all that. I was logged into one of my old rigs via ssh and didn't
notice it. That was the old rig that runs correctly.
OK, as a bit of a update. I started a screen session and then emerged
mozilla inside that session. It worked fine that way. There is
something wrong with the way folding is using screen I guess. So I did
a bit more digging here. I found this command in one of the startup
scripts:
On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 01:35:27PM -0600, Dale wrote:
add_pref=screen -dmS FAH1
I looked at the man page, they are listed but I have no clue what the
heck they do, even though I RTFM. Does anybody here see something wrong
with these options? Maybe have some better options that I can use?
Willie Wong wrote:
Looks alright, fairly standard options.
-d -m (same as -dm) implies starts a new screen detached
-S FAH1 says that screen session will be named FAH1, so you can
reattach the session via 'screen -r FAH1'
It is probably something else that is causing you trouble.
W
On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 06:25:59PM -0600, Dale wrote:
You're right, it is something else. I used the command with something
beside folding and it works just fine. I have no clue what to do with
this thing.
I also searched the emerge log, screen has not been updated.
I may delete the
Willie Wong wrote:
Sorry if you might have explained this before, but can you refresh my
memory on what it is, this folding thing you keep referring to?
W
Well, I didn't but I thought most everybody had heard of it.
http://folding.stanford.edu/
It is a medical research thing that people
On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 22:07:17 -0600
Dale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Willie Wong wrote:
Sorry if you might have explained this before, but can you refresh my
memory on what it is, this folding thing you keep referring to?
W
Well, I didn't but I thought most everybody had heard of it.
On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 06:15:36PM +1300, Nick Rout wrote:
U is it possible that the screen cpu usage is reflecting the CPU
usage of folding (which is running within a screen session if I read
you posts properly)
perhaps try running some other cpu intensive task within screen and see
On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 10:07:17PM -0600, Dale wrote:
Well, I didn't but I thought most everybody had heard of it.
http://folding.stanford.edu/
It is a medical research thing that people run on their rigs. It is
very CPU intensive too. If you think you have a cooling issue with your
Nick Rout wrote:
U is it possible that the screen cpu usage is reflecting the CPU
usage of folding (which is running within a screen session if I read
you posts properly)
perhaps try running some other cpu intensive task within screen and see
what happens?
I tried that and it worked
Willie Wong wrote:
Oh... the protein folding thing. Since you run it in screen, I assume
you are running the text-mode client? Just out of curiousity, on the
two boxes you have, did you run the same version of the client?
I just downloaded the stable version (FAH502-Linux.exe) and have been
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