It doesn\'t work for me. It worked fine in alpha test, but now it shows progress 0% all the time. It might be client incompatible or something. Anyone else noticed that?

The latest version supports the public release verson of BOINC v3.18.
This is a message from the boincgui site. It does not work with the BOINC version used by climateprediction.net which is 4.02. It worked for me on seti@home BOINC but that program is still in teething trouble so I switched to climate prediction.net and use viz to monitor my progress.

> The latest version supports the public release verson of BOINC v3.18.
> This is a message from the boincgui site. It does not work with the BOINC
> version used by climateprediction.net which is 4.02. It worked for me on
> seti@home BOINC but that program is still in teething trouble so I switched to
> climate prediction.net and use viz to monitor my progress.
>
>
Where can you get viz from?

Thanks

I found it in the projects/climateprediction,net directory after starting the boinc client.

Tarzan, I have the same problem.

Specs: Fedora core 1
Intel II or IV , dealing
with my gf's comp. here in
China, Chinese gf=Chinese comp.
96M RAM UNBELIVEBALE !!!!
have my swap at 300MB

When I run the gui...no status,
just says "ready" though the CLI
is crunching, checked w/gnome system
monitor. I have climateprdiction in
it's own directory with the 4.02 cient.
And setiboinc in another dir. client 3.20.
I do not run both projs simultaneously..
The gui shows me as attached to proj, shows
hadsm3, number of workunit, and report deadline,
but that's it...no % of completion etc...

@Darren....if you're out there, what is observation?

@sacmjr viz is in a subdirectory
cd climateprediction
cd projects
cd climateprediction.net

There you will find viz: just execute the viz : ./viz

./viz is fine, but it lacks some information, plus it uses way too much resources.
Thanks for all answers.

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&gt; ./viz is fine, but it lacks some information, plus it uses way too much
&gt; resources.
&gt; Thanks for all answers.
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Try this BOINCPROG
http://www2.gol.com/users/trane/programming/programming.html
It works for me, but only works on single CPUs.