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Message 1936591 - Posted: 21 May 2018, 23:49:45 UTC

Hi. Old returning user here. I joined last millennium, but haven't been back for over a decade.

I'm trying to install SETI@Home on my Ubuntu server. It's headless. The BOINC install needs gtk, so that doesn't seem like the right path. How should I proceed?
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Message 1936592 - Posted: 21 May 2018, 23:54:09 UTC - in response to Message 1936591.  

I see the installers are out of date & I should use apt...
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Message 1936610 - Posted: 22 May 2018, 2:26:45 UTC

You can use apt if you are going to run stock and are not going to fiddle with it. Otherwise the repository version is a huge pain for two reasons: it installs into two folders (which you can't choose) and it also runs as a service. I personally detest it, but unfortunately am stuck with it for the latest CUDA 9 drivers due to the missing dependencies as noted.

If you do want a current downloadable one-folder non-service version check the Setting up a Linux machine to crunch CUDA80 for Windows users thread in Number Crunching for info on the "all-in-one" which is a recompile of it with updated libs etc. It's available here
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