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Can we go and stomp The Planetary Society now please

Difference between teams is 41,087

Load up Seti on every pc you can lay your hands on and PUSH :smiley:

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Now that will be a nice stomp! :stomp:

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Indeed :smiley:

Mind you, EVERY team we :stomp: is nice :lol:

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Originally posted by M@tt
Load up Seti on every pc you can lay your hands on :smiley:

I install setihide where ever I find the opportunity. :nod:

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coworker gone on leave for a month - now churning out a wu every 5 hours in his absence…heheh…old box sitting gathering dust, not even connected to LAN…crunching a couple a day, uploading via floppy…all for the cause :stomp:

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:frowning:

I’ve had to shut down my Barton3200 due to BSODs twice in the same day - overheating I suspect.

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Originally posted by O’Borg
[B]:frowning:

I’ve had to shut down my Barton3200 due to BSODs twice in the same day - overheating I suspect. [/B]

Perhaps you need a bit of suckage

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I’m always crunching at Warp Factor 9 Mr Sulu (aka M@tt :p)

Was thinking about building (yet) another cruncher tho :smiley:

Originally posted by MrTFWitt
Perhaps you need a bit of suckage

Nothing like a good bit of suckage to sort your problems out :devil:

EDIT: Weird Time Warp Double Post Syndrome â„¢ :confused:

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assuming its windows the easiest way is just to copy a shortcut of setidriver (assuming thats what your using) to the startup folder fo the start menu :slight_smile:

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Originally posted by efaill
assuming its windows the easiest way is just to copy a shortcut of setidriver (assuming thats what your using) to the startup folder fo the start menu :slight_smile:

I second the motion… That’s the way I run SETI on all the machines I have it installed on. :smiley: :smiley:

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That’s how I run it on all of my Windows PCs.

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Yep same here…but isn’t there a way to run it as a service in case the machine reboots itself overnight then you come back and see it at the logon screen but don’t have to worry because its running as a service?

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Tom, you’re absolutely correct. And after getting home last night, I discovered that THIS is how mine are set up. My Win2k machines are running it as a service, it’s my Win98 machines that are running it through the Startup folder.

To run as a service, you must set it up as automatic in the Services portion of the Administrative Tools. For Win2k the way I know is Start>Settings>Control Panel>Administrative Tools> Services.