 jmplepPremium,MVM
join:2001-06-22
[BBR]_JMPLEP | reply to jmplep
Re: setting up a seti farm? Okay I have been working on a small site and would like to know if some of you would like to write some on the html pages that I have prepared? The pages I am offering for help on are:
Networking....
with discussions of VNC, a link to the prog site
and hubs or routers needed with links also. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Programs....
with discussions of SAH, a link to the prog site
and other add on's needed with links also. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Memory....
with discussions of size and speed, a link to the
maker or retail outlet that sales it
and other. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Cpu....
with discussions of size and speed, a link to the
maker or retail outlet that sales it
and other. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Hard Drives....
with discussions of size , a link to the
maker or retail outlet that sales it
and other. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Power supplys....
with discussions of wattage, a link to the
maker or retail outlet that sales it
and other. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
Mother Boards....
with discussions of type and estimate wu's,
a link to the
maker or retail outlet that sales it
and other. and
anything else you would like to do on the page.
Plus your name (or BBR/Seti Name) and link to your
website (if you have one)
I will write these my self if need be but thought some of you may want to help out.
I will try to get it up on an angel fire site I have so it can be viewed as a test, but will post the html here for you if you request it. to use and get back to me if you want.
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 frankz99Agent FPremium
join:2000-10-31
out there | reply to jmplep
here's a newer distro of VNC:
»www.tightvnc.com/
supposed to be better than the original.
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I pick me.
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 LiontaurLets Get Boincing AlreadyPremium,MVM,ExMod 2004-06
join:2001-11-03
Salmon Arm, BC | Ohhh... thanks frankz... makes me want to bookmark and open a new thread 
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frankz99Agent FPremium
join:2000-10-31
out there | reply to jmplep
TightVNC is the one Crunchie uses. |
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LiontaurLets Get Boincing AlreadyPremium,MVM,ExMod 2004-06
join:2001-11-03
Salmon Arm, BC | But it doesn't look like it is much more secure then the original VNC... anyone care to explain how to tunnel it through SSH?
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The hdd speed does not matter at all. Get on ebay and pickup some old shite for the drives and off you go.
download windows 2000 pro using a p2p like bearshare and it's a free OS (Sorry Billy Boy) Sorted |
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What are your temps like on a rig like that? I have been thinking about setting something like that up, but the heat issue worries me. |
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| said by Camelot One:
What are your temps like on a rig like that? I have been thinking about setting something like that up, but the heat issue worries me.
who are you asking about the Temps if it,s my and My Set up.
the Boards stay about 50C or So depends on the temp outside and the Amount of air flow that i Give them.
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 HRMGod Bless AmericaPremium,MVM
join:2002-02-03
Darien, CT
kudos:1 | reply to Camelot One
said by Camelot One:
the heat issue worries me.
My thoughts are basically, if your machine doens't lock up and the temps aren't crazy...then you are fine. They can run well into the 70C range according to the makers. If your machine locks up, then you have a problem, otherwise you are fine.
Also the higher OC will not like the heat, but at stock, you will be fine. Electronics generally don't like hot - cold cycles. If you leave it on all the time, the temps are not really going to hurt them. I have never fried a CPU by temperature. I think they will shut off before that. (As long as there is a heatsink on it..and running)
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said by Liontaur:
But it doesn't look like it is much more secure then the original VNC... anyone care to explain how to tunnel it through SSH?
From TightVNC's home page:
Automatic SSH tunneling on Unix. The Unix version of TightVNC viewer can tunnel connections via SSH automatically using local SSH or OpenSSH client installation.
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