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Since i have been having problems downloading the macnn seti client i just wanted to know about more about the ubero client.
It states that it's a felxible use of DC? So what sort of projects do you guys use it for.Is it used for seti or other types of things like wheather simulation.
Please enlighten me
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Originally Posted by Rob van dam
Please enlighten me
Ubero is pretty much a dead project and has been for a very long time. They are just reprocessing the same old data over and over and not doing anything scientifically usefull. Ubero is a Java based client. The MacNN client just improved the memory handling as I recall. It is not altivec enabled.
What types of problems are you having with downloading SETI? Maybe we can help there. For instance, if you click and just get a page of garbled looking data, then go back and Control Click and select "Download linked file". It will then download cleanly.
Also, Einstein@Home is currently public beta testing an Altivec client. Works pretty well so far other then that it doesn't play nice with SETI BOINC. (a problem with the libraries on the SETI side). It is Beta though so still work to be done to fix a few issues. Other good projects include Predictor@home and Folding@home.
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hi it says that safari cant downlaod from this location. is there another direct link where i can download the client
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Originally Posted by Rob van dam
hi it says that safari cant downlaod from this location. is there another direct link where i can download the client
If you are trying to download BOINC, for SETI or Einstein or whatever, I didn't have any problems downloading at the main boinc site:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php
But you can download BOINC at any of the sites that use it also. The BOINC client itself is the same for all of those, you just tell it which projects you want to work on.
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Originally Posted by Welnic
If you are trying to download BOINC, for SETI or Einstein or whatever, I didn't have any problems downloading at the main boinc site:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/download.php
But you can download BOINC at any of the sites that use it also. The BOINC client itself is the same for all of those, you just tell it which projects you want to work on.
thanks downlaoding now 
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