Money Bee

[Brucifer]

yes, in two seperate directories... /home/username/moneybee1 and moneybee2.

copy the stuff from the first moneybee directory into the 2nd one, then delete the moneybee.dat file. two seperate windows, one for each.

[Bender10]

I''ll have to try that when I get back. I moved the 1 moneybee install I had, from a single core box to a dual core (and shut down the single core box). And am running BOINC on the same box.

[LeBo]

Thanks Bruce I give it a try.

[Brucifer]

Thanks Bruce I give it a try.

yep, definitely works. Just set up another one a few minutes ago trying out Slackware 12.0 smp. It's happily crunching away so will watch it for the evening anyway.

[LeBo]

I like Mepis 6.5. Just install it and Go.

[Brucifer]

yep, I've got a few X2's on Mepis-64. Pretty good distro, I've been quite pleased with it. Prior to that I was mainly a slackware person, but with the hassles of getting the smp stuff, and no 64-bit, I moved over to the Mepis. Still have library issues with the slack 12 for running d2ol, so I figured that I'd just do some more moneybee while I was looking for libraries. Ended up putting 4 more cores on moneybee, 6 total at the moment.

We are about 5.8k away from #21 which would be nice to see!

[Ototero]

and 5.8 days strangely enough.

[LeBo]

I am having trouble setting up the client in Mepis x64 Linux. When I hit the final enter to start, the client states the following message "Fragmentation Fault" and stops. Any help guys?

[Brucifer]

I am having trouble setting up the client in Mepis x64 Linux. When I hit the final enter to start, the client states the following message "Fragmentation Fault" and stops. Any help guys?

Yep, have had this issue too. There are two linux clients, one is statically compiled and the other isn't. Try both of them. Try them on other systems. You will get one to work at some point. then take that one and copy it to your other systems. That's what I ended up doing as about half my systems wouldn't complete the registration portion. Once past that, they all worked just fine.

[Ototero]

Bruce, welcome to the 10,000 club.