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choosing optimal functions
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I recently upgraded to OX 10.5.5 on my PPC G5 2.7. Since then, SETI has frequently hung up with the screensaver showing some work, then stopped with a "choosing optimal functions" comment in the upper-left corner--even though it's been running for over 24 hours (when it usually takes about 4). Any idea what's wrong, or what I can do to fix it? |
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I recently upgraded to OX 10.5.5 on my PPC G5 2.7. Since then, SETI has frequently hung up with the screensaver showing some work, then stopped with a "choosing optimal functions" comment in the upper-left corner--even though it's been running for over 24 hours (when it usually takes about 4). Just info for you - I have an identical Mac running 10.5.5 and no problems. I do not use the graphics. I started originally with the "stock" multi-beam application and thing worked fine. I have since implemented the optimized MB app and no problems. The optimized app has no graphics capability. I don't have the links immediately available for the optimized G5 app - I will get them and post later. Just wanted to let you know that everything will work. |
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I recently upgraded to OX 10.5.5 on my PPC G5 2.7. Since then, SETI has frequently hung up with the screensaver showing some work, then stopped with a "choosing optimal functions" comment in the upper-left corner--even though it's been running for over 24 hours (when it usually takes about 4). http://tbp.berkeley.edu/~alexkan/seti/seti_enhanced-ppc-v8-g5-nographics.zip That is the V8 optimized app for the G5 ![]() |
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