Setting system priority

[Rattledagger]

Andrew, "bad arg: -runnormal"
"bad arg: -runhigh"
BTW, aren't you quoting something for setidriver now?

Paul, maybe you can find something, but running as service is still faster than batch-caching. Besides, changing the priority should have negligible effect on otherwise idle machine.

[Guyver]

Get SETICache's replacement - SETIDriver...
It controls how many units are "Cached", how many client's can run, transmits results in background, allows you to set priority - Low, Normal, High.... Works very well....

Now watch and someone will tell me that this program steals every 3rd unit or somesuch...

That's what I get for dropping out for a 6 month hiatus...

Guyv

Back in the saddle with a PIII-650, PIII-850, and a friend using his PIII-700. Soon to add a PIII-800 to the mix.

[agallag]

Damn, I've really got to start testing these bloody suggestions . Just use setidriver and it'll let you set the priority. It's easier than messing with batch files too.

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Andrew

I will not torment the emotionally frail