On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 12:46:37 -0600, "william dryden"
<willdryden@ev1.net> wrote:

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On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 11:28:04 -0600, "william dryden"
<willdryden@ev1.net> wrote:

"Gregor Engelmann" <real_onehand@yahoo.de> wrote in message
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Am 24 Feb 2005 09:06:01 -0800 schrieb Bstonmike1:

Also is there any way to d/l more than 1 batch at a time? to

prevent

any downtime?

SETI@Home Classic -> SETIQueue (used here), SETIHide, SETIDriver
BOINC -> in your general preferences you coud set the time between
network connections (must be 0.1 days in default). Just increase it

to

3,4,5,...,n days and BOINC will cache more units.

HTH

Gregor

Or SetiGate.  I tried both and prefer the extra info from SetiGate.

I

found it easier to set up as well.

http://www.gss.myweb.nl/seti/

You CANNOT cache units externally for Boinc at the current time. It IS
in the works, BUT currently any units returned but not crunched by the
machine that downloaded them is automatically granted ZERO credit.
There IS a security issue involved and Boinc does not want people
crunching for the stats. Like what did happen by some people in
Classic. Also decisions will be made based on the results of our
crunching, those results will be in error if the units are not done
correctly.

I was talking about SETI clasic.  I think it is a better alternative to
SetiQueue for one user on a home network.

Sorry for interupting the flow of the conversation then!