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seti@murc: want some more?
Hi all,
I joined MURC's seti-team a few days ago, using my linux-desktop machine (it's even got a G200, so that's appropriate enough...). It's crunching away quite nicely (a little over 7.5 hrs per WU, 24 hrs/day).
Fact is, I've got some more WU's. At my old job, three Sun Ultra5's are running seti, each churning out a WU approx every 10 hours. And they've been doing so for about three months. Now, I'm not quite sure when they're gonna throw off my seti-processes, but I would be more than happy to donate those WU's as well.
Problem is: that would mean that you'd all have to step down one spot, and I don't want to look like an arrogant git, bursting in through the front door, when no-one even invited me in...
So: should I throw in my 895 WU's, or should I give them to Slashdot? Comments?
Cheers,
Martin
I joined MURC's seti-team a few days ago, using my linux-desktop machine (it's even got a G200, so that's appropriate enough...). It's crunching away quite nicely (a little over 7.5 hrs per WU, 24 hrs/day).
Fact is, I've got some more WU's. At my old job, three Sun Ultra5's are running seti, each churning out a WU approx every 10 hours. And they've been doing so for about three months. Now, I'm not quite sure when they're gonna throw off my seti-processes, but I would be more than happy to donate those WU's as well.
Problem is: that would mean that you'd all have to step down one spot, and I don't want to look like an arrogant git, bursting in through the front door, when no-one even invited me in...
So: should I throw in my 895 WU's, or should I give them to Slashdot? Comments?
Cheers,
Martin
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