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SETI_FNR Send message Joined: 4 Jul 05 Posts: 1 Credit: 40 RAC: 0 ![]() |
Im currently writing software for an embedded system and I was wondering if anyone knew if the new boinc verion allows access to certain info. The old classic verison (for windows) used to display operations such as "computing fortier transform... " and have a small percentage bar. I can't seem to find reference to current operation anywhere in the state files. Anyone know? All I can find is overall WU information. Heck, anyone got a file format FAQ or something ? Also, anyone know a way to specify general preferences PER computer? I have a small embedded system and a Desktop PC, both VERY VERY different in hardware and I can't find an option to tell what setting goes to what computer. Only thing I coudl do was crate a second account. |
![]() Send message Joined: 30 Aug 01 Posts: 199 Credit: 863 RAC: 0 ![]() |
Also, anyone know a way to specify general preferences PER computer? I have a small embedded system and a Desktop PC, both VERY VERY different in hardware and I can't find an option to tell what setting goes to what computer. Only thing I coudl do was crate a second account. Don't know about your other questions, but you can set different preferences for Work, Home, School, or General (your computers don't have to fall under those categories)... not quite individual computers, but you can specify up to four different configurations this way. If you go to your General Preferences, you can go to "Add separate preferences for home" then go to your computer summary and select the computer you want to apply those preferences to, then select "home" in the drop box toward the bottom. Similarly, you can do this for Work or School. Here's an Installation Guide. Try the Wiki for other questions. |
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