Cosmology@Home is still a relatively minor project, but at least there is one project that needs the higher version (for some reason or another). However, I strongly appreciate the effort that you have made to bring boinc to debian and ubuntu. Your work has made boinc much easier to use for the masses of people. Even though I had successfully followed a howto in order to make it run automatically on a machine or two, your project makes it work cleanly and was easy to install on all the machines at my clinic and home. I don't know if the p2-300 music jukebox has many cycles to contribute, but at least it gets a last chance at computing glory =).
I am just another user, but would second the call for version 5.10. Sciencewise, the new Cosmology@Home project requires 5.8 or newer.
<code> cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/ get_project_ config. php cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/|Scheduler list download succeeded cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/|Sending scheduler request to http:// cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome_ cgi/cgi cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/|Reason: Requested by user cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/|Requesting 17280 seconds of new work cosmos. astro.uiuc. edu/cosmohome/|Scheduler request succeeded Home|Message from server: Need version 5.8 or higher of the BOINC core client. You have 5.4. Home|Resetting project
Sat 07 Jul 2007 09:18:39 PM CDT||Fetching configuration file from http://
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Sat 07 Jul 2007 09:19:02 PM CDT|http://
Sat 07 Jul 2007 09:19:03 PM CDT|http://
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Cosmology@Home is still a relatively minor project, but at least there is one project that needs the higher version (for some reason or another). However, I strongly appreciate the effort that you have made to bring boinc to debian and ubuntu. Your work has made boinc much easier to use for the masses of people. Even though I had successfully followed a howto in order to make it run automatically on a machine or two, your project makes it work cleanly and was easy to install on all the machines at my clinic and home. I don't know if the p2-300 music jukebox has many cycles to contribute, but at least it gets a last chance at computing glory =).
Bryan