"f/f george" <george@yourplace.com> wrote in message
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Sure, up the numbers in SetiDriver to reflect 1 unit for each 512 meg
of ram.

Question - are you talking here about actual RAM or L2 cache size??


 If you have 2 cpus you can do 2 at one time. If each cpu has

an L2 cache of 1 meg you can do 4 at 1 time. If each cpu has an L2
cache of 2 meg than each cpu can do 4 at 1 time.
This is set in the setting "maximum processes". You MUST also have at
least that number of units in your "desired cache size" also. It is
preferred to have double the number of currently running units in the
"desired cache size".

The key is the L2 cache size, if you only have 512 meg than you are
limited to only running one unit per cpu.

And again - might you mean 512k of L2 cache??

 If you have 1 meg of L2
cache than you can double it to 2 per cpu at one time. If you have 2
meg of L2 cache, per cpu, than you can run 4 units at one time per
cpu. You MUST be running the CLI version for this to work too. The
Screen Saver version will not do this.

H.