That a baby. The Arima makes you earn it, that's for sure.
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That a baby. The Arima makes you earn it, that's for sure.
But once you get it running, it just runs... and runs... and runs...
A pain to set up but stupid stable once it is going.
now to figure out how to do anything in linux. lol..
what to do to get cpuz like readout? i wana see the coreessssss
system > administration > system monitor (or something like that) but there's no cpu-z equivalent.
i dont understand..Quote:
Originally Posted by shoota
it's something like this: http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-...-ubuntu-linux/
I have faith in you.
Ah nice work NK! Congratulations!
up and running.! :up:
299watts from the wall :)
Holy crap mine is nearly 400W, I guess all that extra pumpage and fannage makes a difference :ROTF:
and mine has gold psu running at around 50% when at full load :) gotta love 90% efficiencyQuote:
Originally Posted by Sparky
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Hey you found it, I knew you could do it.
ffing linux, took me like 45 min to figure out how to..Quote:
Originally Posted by shoota
Yeah but next time it will only 40 minutes lol
16 cores at 100% - hell yeah :)
and back at sparky about power usage. now that everything has settled, 315watts from the wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by anubis
That matches up with my 318w a little better.Quote:
Originally Posted by NKrader
I knew you would end up liking Ubuntu ROTFL
Who are you talking to? Cause I know it's not me lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Duh
JAJAJAJAJ
It was at aimed at you ofc JAJAJAJ
I want to like Ubuntu but they just make it too hard to get simple things done.
thats linux for ya, nerds love that stuff, "look what I can do"Quote:
Originally Posted by shoota
and in windows i can do the same thing by clicking my mouse twice.
Actually they love linux because they CAN do stuff that you just plain CAN'T in Windows, as well as things frequently being faster (two mouse clicks? I think you're understating that more than a little) but because things are done differently people run around crying "it's too hard!" when it's just "not the same".
Good example, starting from the desktop on a freshly installed machine install BOINC in the default manner for your OS version.
Let's assume you paid attention to the install dialogs and the network is working properly (since that's all it takes on either)
Windows:
Double click Internet Explorer icon on the desktop
Click the first use dialog license agreement
Click to accept of deny default browser setting
Enter URL for WCG
Click Download > Download
Confirm it got your OS version right and click Download Now
Double click the downloaded file
Click the confirmation that "yes you did mean to run that program"
Click license acceptance and "next" dialogs
Pick your install type, more "next" dialogs.
<possibly miss a couple of clicks here>
Restart system to get all the service hooks working
BOINC is ready to attach to a project
That's a :banana::banana::banana::banana: load more than "two clicks"
In Ubuntu Desktop:
Click Applications > Accessories >Terminal
Enter "sudo apt-get install boinc boinc-manager",enter>
You might get to press <enter> again part way through
done
Ubuntu Server:
enter "sudo apt-get install boinc" <enter>
done
Next question?
haha linux lovers, you cant deny that linux takes a step in a weird uncomfortable direction for most (power?)users of a modern GUI OS.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_A
altho I did always want an app store on my desktop, now its like my phone :D
and as for the sudo blablabla, that nonsence didnt even work for me on my fresh install. i had to go to the app store to install it.. and thats only after it took me an hour or two to realize thatyou could install normal things with it.
i started a thread relating to this over at ocn in the rant section. everyone was so quick to tell me how fast it is..
when it took me the better part of a night to give a fresh install of ubuntu and install boinc and get it running.. yes linux is faster when you have it all memorized, its just such a step from most OS that its a little rocky trying to transition and learn :D
still pondering the idea of trying to figure out how to make boinc run on startup. sounds like many hours of clicking around and trying to find
thats a true storyQuote:
Originally Posted by D_A
Most people don't have the foggiest idea what "sudo apt get" means.
But c'mon D_A you know as well as I that there are many examples going both ways where in linux it may be easier, and in Windows it may be easier ;)
Besides, the installer giving you options as to where to install things and also at least presenting the license agreement to you instead of totally hiding it (even though nobody really reads it anyway) is probably a good thing, right? :D
Then there is the difference between "easier" and "intuitive" - linux is less intuitive and user friendly than Windows. Most people could figure out how to do the install in Windows. Most people wouldn't know how to sudo aptget BOINC in linux.
And heaven forbid you wanted to install a .deb package. I have to google that crap everytime. And don't say "it's self-extracting and it installs the same" because I tried it it didn't work, i had to use the CL.