Hi, I've been looking for something that I can't seem to find, probably doesn't even exist.
But here is my situation, my rig is a Q9450 OC'd to 3.733GHz with two 8800GT's OC'd two 700MHz ...... and I don't have a full time internet connection.
I'm looking to find if there is a way to download all the workloads, and upload and download when I finally connect to the internet later.
You guys know of anything like that? Right now I'm getting 6-8 PPD but I could be getting much better.
Thanks.
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Re: download and run all day with no interNet connection
What you're looking for is called Sneakernetting ... here is a wiki entry that explains how it works : http://fahwiki.net/index.php/Sneakernetting
You'll soon notice that's a real pain when it involves fast computers and high performance clients ...
The best solution would be to find a way to connect your machine directly to the Internet ...
You'll soon notice that's a real pain when it involves fast computers and high performance clients ...
The best solution would be to find a way to connect your machine directly to the Internet ...
Re: download and run all day with no interNet connection
I see what you mean. I was hoping for something automated that would just load up the next workload automatically.
This PC has an internet connection, its just only on the internet when I am using it. I live very far out in the country side, so I only have two options for internet connections. 28.8 kbps dial-up, and my 3G Verizon Wireless connection, neither can stay online 24/7.
Maybe I'll get lucky and someone will come out with one soon.
Thanks for your response.
This PC has an internet connection, its just only on the internet when I am using it. I live very far out in the country side, so I only have two options for internet connections. 28.8 kbps dial-up, and my 3G Verizon Wireless connection, neither can stay online 24/7.
Maybe I'll get lucky and someone will come out with one soon.
Thanks for your response.
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Re: download and run all day with no interNet connection
It may be possible to configure your system to dial a connection whenever FAH want's to connect to the internet. I have done that successfully with an old version of the FAH client but not with the newer clients. I'm not sure if it is even possible with v6. I was using 48 kbps dial-up and it was fine for small WUs and it was on an early version of Win XP (without the security patches). If the security updates are already on your OS, you'll probably have to wait for a V7 client and I can't guarantee that it will provide that sort of support.
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Re: download and run all day with no interNet connection
If you don't trust the automatic dial up/hang up procedure, I think you should enable the "ask before connect" feature. If a WU complete when you're not online, the client will wait until you click on OK to access the Internet.
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Apreciate the input, thanks.
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Re: download and run all day with no interNet connection
I was using the "ask before connect" feature when I was on 46k dial up. I was using v5 console client (before smp). It would display a box with a OK button when it's finished a WU.toTOW wrote:If you don't trust the automatic dial up/hang up procedure, I think you should enable the "ask before connect" feature. If a WU complete when you're not online, the client will wait until you click on OK to access the Internet.