Just how many of these Quake Catching projects are there?

Getting ever more dazed and confused:

Project	AMD Users team	Credit score	Total members	Members with credit	Members active
Quake-Catcher Network Sensor Monitoring	AMD Users team	119,876	20	8	2 (AMDave and vaughan)
Quake-Catcher Network Continual Monitoring	AMD Users team	149	3	1	0
Quake-Catcher Network EMSC / CSEM	AMD Users team	45,491	4	3	2 (Vaughan and Nflight)
Quake-Catcher Network Continual EMSC / CSEM	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0
La Red Atrapa de Sismos	AMD Users team	40,813	6	5	3 (Vaughan, Nflight and Chris Skull)
La Red Atrapa de Sismos Continuo	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0
Quake-Catcher Network (Taiwan)	AMD Users team	24,217	4	4	3 (Vaughan, Nflight and Chris Skull)
Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan)	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0

I have no idea about those projects, does anyone know if they all support the same sort of sensor hardware by chance? They seem to all be around the same kind of "family" of projects, like the spin offs of Climate Prediction.
I wondered about getting one of those sensors for QCN in the past, but now looking at 4 of them I wouldn't want to have to get a different device for every quake catching project that pops up.

As far as I can discover you should be able to run all eight projects using the same detector (and by the way: they all claim to run on Raspberry Pi).
As they don't have work all eight of them all the time this seems to be the way AMDave has scored credits in four of them.

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Originally Posted by NeoGen

I have no idea about those projects, does anyone know if they all support the same sort of sensor hardware by chance? They seem to all be around the same kind of "family" of projects, like the spin offs of Climate Prediction.
I wondered about getting one of those sensors for QCN in the past, but now looking at 4 of them I wouldn't want to have to get a different device for every quake catching project that pops up.

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The android app uses the mobile phone / tablet sensors, when the device is plugged in to power, fully charged and the screen is off (ie when the phone stationary and not in use).
If you have an android phone or tablet you can install the boinc client from the app store.
The is a URL based menu option for adding non-listed projects like these ... once you find and dig through the menu. It wasn't immediately obvious.
Instead of selecting "Add project" from the main menu, select the projects view and open the sub-menu via the 3-dots icon on the top-right.
This should give you the option to "Add project by URL".

PS - I found it wise to add an existing project that you normally crunch on a PC first to get your CPID onto the device so that you don't end up with a CPID split by getting a new CPID for one of these projects when you register with them for the first time. Hopefully that will save you a CPID-splitting headache.

Team created in those projects that were missing.

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Originally Posted by vaughan

Team created in those projects that were missing.

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Updated the 'Quake Catcher Network' table. The two Stanford based continuals actually have work at the moment too, unlike their Mexican and Taiwanese counterparts.

Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan) is the first QCN spin-off that for me does *not* throw the error
"Message from server: This Project doesn't support computers of type arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf",
leading me to think the errors lie in the other QCN's server departments, not in my client/OS combination (BOINC 7.4.23 client running on Raspbian Jessie).

It -Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan)- just says there's no work at the moment (after downloading *all* needed files).
In the list of apps for the project there is even a Raspberry Pi 2 application!

Edit: Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan) is now running on my Raspberry Pi B+, now hoping for it to communicate well with the accelerometer on the Sense HAT...
http://www.modmypi.com/image/cache/d...76-536x408.jpg
If so, I can write code so that the impressive LED array of the Sense HAT will respond to the application...

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Originally Posted by vaughan

Team created in those projects that were missing.

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Both EMSC / CSEM projects (EMSC / CSEM and EMSC / CSEM continual) seem to have had a database failure, the team names for AMD Users are 26 and 16, respectively.

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Originally Posted by Dirk Broer

Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan) is the first QCN spin-off that for me does *not* throw the error
"Message from server: This Project doesn't support computers of type arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf", leading me to think the errors lie in the other QCN's server departments, not in my client/OS combination (BOINC 7.4.23 client running on Raspbian Jessie). It -Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan)- just says there's no work at the moment (after downloading *all* needed files). In the list of apps for the project there is even a Raspberry Pi 2 application! Edit: Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan) is now running on my Raspberry Pi B+, now hoping for it to communicate well with the accelerometer on the Sense HAT...If so, I can write code so that the impressive LED array of the Sense HAT will respond to the application...

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What a bummer! Quake Catcher Network (Taiwan) Continual does not export stats.....

Well, I've disconnected the Pi B+ and have started the Pi 3 in its place.
The Pi B+ will go on headless and under solar power, Turing should have lived to see it -after all, it crunches Enigma...

Update (see how the two switches of server facility for the main QCN have costed us in credits):

Project	AMD Users team	Credit score	Total members	Members with credit	Members active
Quake-Catcher Network Sensor Monitoring	AMD Users team	99,875	23	9	0
Quake-Catcher Network Continual Monitoring	AMD Users team	149	3	1	0
Quake-Catcher Network EMSC / CSEM	AMD Users team	55,422	4	3	1 (Nflight)
Quake-Catcher Network Continual EMSC / CSEM	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0
La Red Atrapa de Sismos (offline)	AMD Users team	40,813	6	5	0
La Red Atrapa de Sismos Continuo (offline)	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0
Quake-Catcher Network (Taiwan)	AMD Users team	40,893	5	4	2 (Chris Skull and Nflight)
Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan)	AMD Users team	0	2	0	0

Well, I'll be dipped in dog shit.....

The cat barfed into a power outlet extension, blowing a fuse in the process. (actually the residual-current device/earth leakage circuit breaker/ground fault circuit interrupter broke in)
I had done some tinkering on my original Raspberry Pi B+ before, trying it to get to work with the various QCN projects, but to no avail.

When I rebooted the Pi I saw to my astonishment that it was running six different QCN WUs, two Goofyx, a WuProp and an Enigma WU!
That's 10 WUs on a single-core ARM-11 SOC, try and better that! It is a pity the Mexicans have opted out of QCN, otherwise I'd be running twelve WUs now on that poor Pi B+...

The downside of this is that i've lost -temporarily- two Raspberry Pi's (a Pi2 and a Pi3) as their SD cards became corrupted by the power surge, while two AMD systems came back up with a howling Corsair 140mm case fan. One of these I've nursed back to health, replacing the AMD stock CPU cooler with a Scythe Mugen 4 PCGH version in the process. The other -with its A8-3870K and two Radeon HD 6670 cards- still needs to be checked. So B Johansson has some days respite at Enigma, before I can catch up with him.

The cause of the problem ("This Project doesn't support computers of type arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf") appeared to be the file that presents the info about the ARM CPU to the project. The default -good enough for all other projects- 'arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf' just isn't good enough (duh) for most of them, Quake-Catcher Network Continual (Taiwan) being the exception (also the only QCN project with it's own Raspberry Pi 2 application, gotta love those Taiwanese, Raspberry Pi-wise!).

this is for the ARM11 based Raspberry Pi B+:
modify cc_config.xml with option:
<alt_platform>armv6l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf</alt_platform>

And, if all's well, this should then be right for the Cortex-A53 based Raspberry Pi 3:
modify cc_config.xml with option:
<alt_platform>armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf</alt_platform>

You'd expect the Pi3 to be armv8l or so, but that is not the case in a 32-bit Linux environment.

They seem to have changed their url: http://qcntw.earth.sinica.edu.tw/