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I have the Zip (no installation) version of FahMon2.3.99.1.
I cannot locate the config file for my clients. The file name I think should be clientstab.txt.
Where can I find it? It is not in the FahMon folder, not in my documents, where is it?

i set mine to "Ignore asynchronous clocks" but it is still showing me hungs when it is not.
and what does a blue color mean?

I have couple of CPUs that don't support Virtualization Technology natively.
Will I see any improvements in PPD if I switch from Windows SMP to Linux via VMware?

P5-133XL wrote:more to the point: http://foldingfarmer.com/

A really bad sign.

now i feel bad about those that bought their "Lifetime" service.

waiting for your response as I've been thinking of messing around with Windows 7 on one of my machines.

toTOW wrote:I'm using NetMeter to monitor my Windows network interfaces : it gives instantaneous rate and record the amount of transferred data.

Thanks a bunch. This is what I am looking for. You rock!

I worked out what each SMP machine has used per month, based on 2 clients per machine. It comes to around 4GB. The CPU machines amount to around 1GB. Add on normal usage, an you could easily go over 10GB bandwidth per month. What size package do you have? If you are running linux machines, look int...

And just like you can't pick which work units to fold, you can't really choose a size either. You get what the project sends you. Why do you need to know the size, maybe we can find a different solution... Well, I never said I want to pick work units. I need to know the size because my ISP is #$%^&...

How can I tell how big a work unit is???
I need to know the download size and upload size. Only on GPU work units. My CPU is running for BOINC.
Thanks

thanks, will try it out now.

I am looking for a program that can monitor my network traffics.
I want to know how much bandwidth each F@H rig is using on my LAN, both upload and downloads.
Any recommendation is appreciated. preferably freeware

My current solution looks like this: Install CuteFTP on each Folding machine that are not in my house. Schedule an automatic "Backup local to remote" in CuteFTP to some webspace. Personally, I set the time to every 10 min for the GPU2 client, 30min for SMP. The files to upload include cli...

My current solution looks like this: Install CuteFTP on each Folding machine that are not in my house. Schedule an automatic "Backup local to remote" in CuteFTP to some webspace. Personally, I set the time to every 10 min for the GPU2 client, 30min for SMP. The files to upload include clie...

Seems that all those methods works. However, I would like to see the Pande Group do something like the BOINC stats page.
It saves the user having to go through all the hoops.