How Do I Delete a Project?

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LvScience Send message Joined: 26 Jun 99 Posts: 2 Credit: 9,700 RAC: 0	Message 72629 - Posted: 21 Jan 2005, 17:21:07 UTC Hello all- My machines are quite slow, and I'd like them to focus on the Climate Prediction project 100% of the time. How do I 'delete' a project (I'd like to stop running SETI, sad to say). Also, why is there a setting to dedicate X% of your resources to each project, but also a setting to switch between the two projects every 60 minutes? Thanks in advance, LvScience ID: 72629 ·

Saenger Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 2452 Credit: 33,281 RAC: 0	Message 72654 - Posted: 21 Jan 2005, 19:45:34 UTC Go to the 'Projects' folder, klick with your right on the doomed project and chose 'Detach..' I Don't wanna try for fun, but i think from 2 days ago with detaching for a while from P&H i got some 'Are you sure?' Window. But as I'm not sure ;-) about this, I won't test yet:-) Gruesse vom Saenger For questions about Boinc look in the BOINC-Wiki ID: 72654 ·

LvScience Send message Joined: 26 Jun 99 Posts: 2 Credit: 9,700 RAC: 0	Message 72865 - Posted: 22 Jan 2005, 5:29:10 UTC - in response to Message 72654. > Go to the 'Projects' folder, klick with your right on the doomed project and > chose 'Detach..' I Don't wanna try for fun, but i think from 2 days ago with > detaching for a while from P&H i got some 'Are you sure?' Window. But as > I'm not sure ;-) about this, I won't test yet:-) > You rule, dude, thanks a lot! ID: 72865 ·

John McLeod VII Volunteer developer Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0	Message 72875 - Posted: 22 Jan 2005, 6:06:01 UTC The other part of the question. BOINC switches between applications every x minutes (as set in your preferences). At the end of this period (or when a WU finishes) BOINC evaluates which project should be run based on the resource shares specified, and how much work each project has had done for it. BOINC WIKI ID: 72875 ·

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