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1) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : 64 bit processor (Message 26738)
Posted 12 Feb 2007 by Profile old_user211339
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Back in 2005, as part of the testing for the new coupled ocean models now running, some testing was done with 64 bits. These models didn\'t last long before crashing, and never made it out of Alpha testing.
The problem was the coupling between the atmosphere part and the ocean part, which couldn\'t be made stable in 64 bits.

And one of the programmers said in the restricted access area used by the admins here, that there wasn\'t much improvement in speed. As I recall, it didn\'t reach double figures. This is apparently because the models rely heavily on floating point calcs, and there wasn\'t much change in the fpu between the 32 bit and the 64 bit processors.


I honestly think that a 64 bit need to be made.
Hell you cannot ever BUY a computer with a 32 bit anymore.
And as far as the numbers of them out there... Just under MY roof, 3 normal 64 bits, 1 dual core 64 bits (ath) with 3-4 more (int 2.8 duo\'s) joining in in a matter of months... Now as far as 32 bits, yes I still have one going with another to join it soon, very soon.

Now I am having issues with it running under linux, (ubuntu) under my 2K machines it runs flawlessly with no trouble at all from day 1.
2) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Ok, this is problems with Boinic (Message 26737)
Posted 12 Feb 2007 by Profile old_user211339
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Ok, I decided to try Ubuntu Linux distro again. Basically because all I want to do with it is run a CNC controller and Boinic. Those are it\'s ONLY two purposes and uses\'.

However, when I installed Boinic it cannot connect to localhost computer.
So what is the deal?
This is one of many reasons why I honestly perfer MS systems but as I said these machines that I will be using will ONLY be used for CNC and Boinic simply because I want them to always be doing something.

I go to file, and the only option is disconnect.




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