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Both Yafu and Srbase contain workunits that can take days and don't allow for checkpoints. Using VirtualBox checkpoints you can protect them from powerloss, system crashes, and to be able to pause them at will.
One of the obvious choices to avoid this problem its just to use the suspend or the hibernate function of your computer, which indeed works great. Sadly, it only works as long as you don't want to pause
How to run BOINC from RAM, dramatically reducing the access time of projects to databases, while maintaining persistence [Linux Only]
EDIT: To follow this tutorial it is necessary to have rsync and curl installed, 95% of linux systems will already have it installed. Just make sure they are. Let's begin this post saying that this is not
How to install and use BOINC on Android using the adb shell, for devices such as the Fire TV and the Fire TV sticks, Broken screen phones and other devices.
This guide it's meant for Fire TV and Fire TV stick mainly. But it can be applied to many devices. But it must have debugging mode activated or be rooted. If your phone has not debugging mode activated
Seems like the Denis@home will be resuming soon! It would be a great addition to the Gridcoin whitelist.
To be brief, the Denis@home project performs simulations about how the heart works. Pretty dam interesting. Its been in testing for a while, and it seems it is still yet not ready, but about to be. So
An easy, but very helpful tip : If you have an old phone you no longer use crunching GRC, remove the casing to improve cooling, and with that, perfomance.
Phone should look like this : The ideal is to use one of those to remove the screws : But a small knife works just as good. In this case, a very old quad core phone, it is more than enough with removing
[Tutorial] How to run Android projects from plain ARM linux, whitout installing Android (including startup scripts)
While everything done can be perfectly done in a dev board, it will probably save headaches doing it on a x86 computer. The first thing we will need for this is an android system suitable for our system.
Now that GRC has been reactivated in the exchanges, it's time for me to discuss two easily implementable ideas that will make gridcoin much pleasurable to use.
- Problem 1 The client takes way too much too sincronize. Not only the first time, but also for people who dont keep the wallets open too often. Proposed solution : Optional rsync nodes
Would you support dividing the projects, and thus, rewards, into 4 categories? - Discussion about various alternative GRC distribution methods
There are many people in the community divided between "Dividing rewards equally among projects it's a good thing as less exciting (but not necessarily less useful) projects can get more computational
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