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raymate Send message Joined: 29 Oct 18 Posts: 7 Credit: 334,521 RAC: 1 |
Seting up a new Pi for SETI and I have googled this question but can't find any answer. When Ive done Pis in the past for SETI I usually just use the "add/remove software" option from the Pi menu then search for "BOINC" I then install 4 things: metapackage for BOINC client and the manager core client for BOINC distribution computing infrastructure GUI to control and monitor the BOINC core client libraries of BOINC the client depends on I add my account and it seems to work in the BOINC Manager. My question is I also see "SETI@HOME application for the BOINC client (with graphics)" and "SETI@HOME application for the BOINC client" Do I need to also install this? What does that do? is it needed? will it make it faster or slower? Thanks |
rob smith Send message Joined: 7 Mar 03 Posts: 22528 Credit: 416,307,556 RAC: 380 |
The one without graphics will allow applications to run a bit faster. You do need one of them. Bob Smith Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society) Somewhere in the (un)known Universe? |
ScottieD369 Send message Joined: 8 Jun 15 Posts: 26 Credit: 264,597 RAC: 2 |
All you need is the "meta" package at the top search. Usually the "add/remove" option is the best way to go. I have tried command line and it hasn't worked. Once the window goes away after clicking "ok" it is installed and ready to run. After this is done I personally run a script to load program on bootup. Then do a restart and it's READY! Among changing settings to run always and all the time and to get more tasks. I also have comment out @xscreensaver and used xset on the pi's settings. I have not tried to get the graphics running but as mentioned it may run slower? I currently have a "mini cluster" running it right now over PoE. |
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