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I absolutely detest Linux. What does this WSL do? Are there native versions of Rosetta/LHC/Cosmology that I could then use?I think all VBox applications are native Linux.
I don't have a particular "bad computer". Any one of them could have a delay if it decides to load up several vbox tasks at once, even on an SSD. So short of having a group for every PC, that isn't going to work.In the expert setting, connection timeout, mine is 2 seconds.
At some point, Boinctasks decides a computer is not responding and gives it a red lightning bolt, and continues to display the rest. Can it not just do that as soon as one isn't responding? Can I set a timeout of 1 second somewhere?
I guess startup must be different and uses one thread to read in all the history to begin with.A way around this is select one computer or move a bad computer to another group.
Still never found out why the whole program waits for one computer to respond if they're in different threads! I had to get round it by making them all faster - SSDs/NVMEs and replacement network cables. A single lost packet and Boinctasks falls asleep.
Hi,Now open the web browser in the Raspberry and go to the download page, click with the right mouse key and select open link in new tab.
that's what I get after installing the first packet, there is no errors but didn't found the sensor.
running this, I get:Quotesensors -u cpu_thermal-virtual-0 -j
{
"cpu_thermal-virtual-0":{
"Adapter": "Virtual device",
"temp1":{
"temp1_input": 33.102
}
}
}
I can see 47 just now, but it's not using the CPU much when everything is running. It's during startup it was taking ages, and that had 4.5% CPU usage, which indicates only 1 of 24 cores. Perhaps the reading of history is only done in one thread?Not sure but the History is handled separately by a thread/computer.
I've never seen it use more than one thread in task manager.Select Performance, at the bottom select Open Resource Monitor.
So at least could be used the temperature of CPU to send it to BoincTasksLook here, this works on my Raspberry https://efmer.com/boinctasks-js/boinctasks-js-temperature/
Thanks !You could set a message highlight e.g. with the text cc_config.xml.
Though I do not have any idea of your actual code, as Boinc client reports the presence of app_config.xml files in projects folders, that should be as simple as searching for these lines in the messages log.
When i turn screen over i expect boinctasks to detect it and reorient self.I missed the post. I will look into it if I have the time to do so, shouldn't be too complicated.
Now boinctasks only supports screen position when microphone is to the right.
Sometimes, as I return to a project or machine that I didn't work on for a long time, I forget there is an app_config.xml or a cc_config.xml active on it.I added it to the list, let's see if that's possible and not too time consuming.
