Hi does anyone have the rpm files to install bonic. or have the command lines to do it plz any help i will be great full for. i have also used the wine feture with no luck

PS. will it install the 6.6.10+ versions for the cuda\'s

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I just download the *.sh file from BOINC and run it in my home directory. I am running SuSE 11.1 and have downloaded 11.2. But the latest BOINC version is 6.10.17. I am not using CUDA, so I can\'t tell you if it works with CUDA apps. Just look at the SETI forum, they are using CUDA. Also Einstein.
Tullio

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I just download the *.sh file from BOINC and run it in my home directory. I am running SuSE 11.1 and have downloaded 11.2. But the latest BOINC version is 6.10.17. I am not using CUDA, so I can\'t tell you if it works with CUDA apps. Just look at the SETI forum, they are using CUDA. Also Einstein.
Tullio

We have the .sh file. Installing it is the problem.

I have managed to get the 32bit version running under wine, but really want the native 64 bit version, if possible, under 11.2.

Amazingly, there is only a .2 second per T/S hit for this config as opposed to running under Vista 64. (1.56 vs 1.36).

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I just installed Suse 11.2 and the Boinc package from the repository, Now I am getting this error message.

Message from the server: platform \'i586-suse-linux-gnu\' not found

and it goes into communication deferred for 24 hours. Its doing this for every project I attach to, can anyone help me? I am starting to run linux and am learning but it needs to stay step by step if possible. Thanks.

The message means that the projects don\'t have applications that run on that OS.

I think that you need to ask for Linux without including the \"suse\" part. And I don\'t think they support \"i586\" either. (Perhaps \"i686\" ?)
Some projects also support \"anonymous platform\", but not cpdn.

What kind of PC did you install SUSE on? Was it a default install?

On another note, in case you didn\'t know, for AMD, anything older than an Athlon64 will not run the hadam3p models. They will crash immediately, as they have on your older Athlon PC. You can change things in \"Your account\", \"climateprediction.net preferences\" so that that model type won\'t be downloaded. You can also change things only for that older Athlon model by designating that PC as \"home\" or \"work\" and then changing the preferences for that venue.

I am running 6 BOINC projects on my SuSE 11.1 and BOINC 6.6.41. I just download the .sh file from BOINC and install it in my home directory after killing the earlier BOINC client. I have no problem with CPDN.
Tullio

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I figured out my personal issue with Boinc and SUSE. I used the latest version available from the Boinc website (if anyone can tell me how to set up links, I would be greatly appreciative), installed it, and it ran without a hitch. There is something in the version that\'s located in the SUSE repository that won\'t work.

My computer is now up an running. Thanks for the help! :)

Hi Mad Gardener

When you have the message box open to write a post, to the left of it you\'ll see \'Use BBCode tags to format your text\'. Click on it to open the instruction box. This is what it says.

The easiest way to make an active link is to type {url} then paste in the web address of your link{/url}. That gives you an opening tag and a closing tag. But use [ and ] instead of { and }. (If I type in the correct type of brackets the code will hide them away when my message is posted.)

Similarly you can type in {b}word or phrase{/b} for bold text, {i}your words{/i} for italic and {color=red}text{/color}, always replacing {} with [].

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