Client Window
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Client Window
Just switched to the Windows client version (3.24), is there a way to minimize the window without ending processing? For now it just minimizes to my taskbar, I'd rather have the window dissappear entirely and the taskbar clear?
heh, okay, I'm a he...
Anyway, I'm running the command line client as a WinXP scheduled task to start after I logon.
Options:
D:\Folding\FAH3Console.exe -advmethods -forceasm -verbosity 9
do I just include the -service tag? Or am I initializing the program incorrectly? Doesn't that disallow log outs due to not shutting down when logging out?
Also, the client is registering time about +4 hours beyond what my system clock is (12PM on system, 4PM on client timer), I tried rerunning -config to fix it, but it didn't change anything. It can't be counting from the stanford servers, cause those are 3 hours behind NY...
Anyway, I'm running the command line client as a WinXP scheduled task to start after I logon.
Options:
D:\Folding\FAH3Console.exe -advmethods -forceasm -verbosity 9
do I just include the -service tag? Or am I initializing the program incorrectly? Doesn't that disallow log outs due to not shutting down when logging out?
Also, the client is registering time about +4 hours beyond what my system clock is (12PM on system, 4PM on client timer), I tried rerunning -config to fix it, but it didn't change anything. It can't be counting from the stanford servers, cause those are 3 hours behind NY...
There are a couple of ways of running it as a service, here are two guides:
Overclockers Australia Folding@Home Service Guide-Firedaemon and Overclockers Australia Folding@Home Service Guide-Manually
All of my machines run it as a service. It's just more convenient that way. I think the manual way is actually easier, once you've read the instruction and done it once.
Overclockers Australia Folding@Home Service Guide-Firedaemon and Overclockers Australia Folding@Home Service Guide-Manually
All of my machines run it as a service. It's just more convenient that way. I think the manual way is actually easier, once you've read the instruction and done it once.
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Electron Microscope is great!
Hello:
Electron Microscope will also do this (on the local machine at least) and it also gives you a lot of info, as well.
http://home.attbi.com/~wxdude1/emsite/em3.html
Electron Microscope will also do this (on the local machine at least) and it also gives you a lot of info, as well.
http://home.attbi.com/~wxdude1/emsite/em3.html