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Usually a team member just deletes the files and re-installs without mentioning the exact bug. In one case mentioned recently, the team member mrreet2001 had not noticed the problem for a month. At the very least, if Folding doesn't produce proteins in a certain number of days and if there is no pro...

From time to time, a Folding computer on the team gets stuck. The owner has to delete the protein manually and then restart or re-install Folding.

This stuck protein should be automatically detected after a few days and Folding reinitializes itself.

Not a clue on definitions of core statuses.

Here's the start of trouble today. ( I deleted and reinstalled Folding.) http://folding.stanford.edu ############################################################################### ############################################################################### Launch directory: /Users/sarsparilla/Li...

I have noticed a significant drop in team production today. EDIT: We were 20 % compared to daily average.

I'm wondering if it is due to a lack of proteins. I will ask our team members.

Yeah, I thought about it some more.

The time is about right.

The biggest protein yet. Worth 2539 points. "Only" 38 % bigger than the next biggest protein.

The deadline of 5 days is pretty tight for the size. Only 2 % of the protein is completed per hour on my 2.4 ghz iMac.

Why can't we have the choice with the subSilver theme (that should be installed by default) ... :cry: This one is too ... blue :shock: 1. I agree. Way too much blue. 2. the Gifs for showing new posts is way too similar to one's indicating no new posts. 3. top logo for Folding is WAY too blue. Do yo...

toTOW wrote:Why can't we have the choice with the subSilver theme (that should be installed by default) ...

This one is too ... blue

1. I agree. Way too much blue.
2. the Gifs for showing new posts is way too similar to one's indicating no new posts.
3. top logo for Folding is WAY too blue.

I usually have Folding on my Intel iMac running because of the crontab startup. But if I see the CPU temperature rise to 62 C, I use Terminal to killall fah6. Later on, when the temperature drops to below 40 C, I might restart in the Terminal. I shutdown every night. The data is written to disk ever...

rest in peace, JaneH

I don't see a need to have "Folding Forum Forum Index" on certain pages, namely the main page http://foldingforum.org/

A simple "Folding Forum Index" is sufficient.

Whew. That's a load off my mind.

Let's get some color in here, people.

Put up some avatars !



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Vista ? ( forum rules probably don't allow a flame war )

Anyway, back to a more basic question. If you find the heat is too high on the laptop or the fans are running too long, I'd reconsider running Folding at all.

MacLife forums often had the SQL overload. So they switched to some other software.