For the record, I need clients for the following OS/Arch combinations under BOINC (and the BOINC app, too):

i686/Win2K
i686/Linux
i686/NetBSD 1.6.2
Sparc64/Linux
Sparc64/NetBSD 1.6.2
Alpha 21164/Linux
Alpha 21164/NetBSD 1.6.2
PMAX(MIPS)/NetBSD 1.6.2

If anyone at SETI is listening.. these sure would be nice..

-SSB

sideband wrote:

Barry Walsh wrote:

sideband wrote:

The source code to both BOINC itself and the SETI client are provided on the website. What's stopping you compiling them yourself?

Two things..

1. I'm not a coder, and if I run into problems on a NetBSD or non-x86 platform, I'm not going to know what to do about it.

2. Time. Tuesday I go in for surgery to remove my gallbladder. The week after that is going to be spent recovering from that. Then it's back to work with me so I don't lose my business.

Back in the day, if you needed a client for the "old" system (which works great, IMHO) and you asked here, someone on the project would get it done, assuming they had access to the hardware on which to do the compile. (Guess that's why I never found a client for my DECstation 5000/200.) I suppose those on the SETI project are busy, too, so that's understandable, now, but that doesn't change the fact that I'm not going to be able to go full-speed ahead like I have been for the last 5+ years.... Bits of my farm will fall off due to lack of support.. and that's just a sad thing.

-SSB