Genome@MURC storms into 9th place!

[Pace]

Yea, I notice that you are first in work done, but not proteins, highlighting another slight difference between Genome and Seti.

Congrats

Paul.

[Jorden]

Fred, I put the batch wrapper in the startup folder, just to be save humhum, edit: just make that safe

At the moment my PC hasn't been rebooted yet, so I'm crunching without wrapper, and we'll see tomorrow morning.

It happens Formula One is on this night, which I'll be watching. I can let the program crunch on through that time. Just went into subloop 14

Jord.

[This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 03 March 2001).]

[-=Narcissus=-]

Not so fast guyver!! you thought that you could get away with 1st place just like that???

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Last updated on Sat Mar 3 12:12:43 PST 2001

Total units processed: 5107.10
Total genes designed: 235

Members of team MatroxUsers:

Narcissus 1102.83 units 52 genes
guyver 1099.25 units 49 genes
Mich 457.34 units 21 genes
... </font>

HA!

Fred (Still awaiting the almost inevitable )

[Pace]

Behold! The first Genome battle!

Fred's team takes the prize for February, but who will finish March on top? Stay tuned to "MURCers in battle"

(yea, I stole this from SComp I believe )

P.

[Guyver]

That's what I get for parting out one of my Linux boxes for my Fiance's computer upgrade.

Now - her system (with my old PIII-800) is up and running... And as soon as I get enough parts to get my 2nd Linux box back up and online... Watch out...

Guyver (One man, 4 machines, and a lot of drive!)

[Mark F]

Yeah RMX and myself seem to be doing the leap frog thing with the last few updates.

AAARRRRRG! With the new update you even pased Mich for 3rd place. I'll get you, and your little dog too!! .

We'll as predicted, a shake up in the top 5 this weekend. Thought Martin would have made it up here with our. But it's not over yet. And we have made big gains on MedCath. 7th might not be ours over the weekend, but soon enough. Well maybe we need to sabatage TeamPCCritix; and OcUK is more elusive than I previously thought. Atleast we have stoped the hemorage from them, with our in-team rivalries and S@H refugies.

Think I'll run all G@H till the S@H server backlog subsides.

GO TeamMURC

Mark F.



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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
and burped out a movie

[-=Narcissus=-]

The battle rages on!

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">
Last updated on Sun Mar 4 12:12:44 PST 2001

Narcissus 1192.64 units 57 genes
guyver 1192.12 units 53 genes
MarkF001 581.06 units 24 genes
rocketmanx 566.12 units 23 genes
Mich 484.53 units 22 genes
...
</font>

About half a WU seperates Narcissus and guyver (try that with S@H )! He got us this morning, but we're fighting back!

Hats off to MarkF001 and rocketmanx for the huge charge into the top 5.

We are now getting closer to OcUK, coming from a 2200wu defecit a couple of days ago to a 1650wu deficit now.

Go G@MURC go!

Fred

[rocketmanx]

Nice battle Mark
Nothing like a friendly competition.
Just got another 1 gig tbird together and another dual p3 machine. No monitor for either, but thats a small problem.
I might have been second as I got home last night and realized I left 2 of my (4) machines at the login screen all day
7th today sounds good to me.
Pete

[Mark F]

Arrrggg...Think I need to try Guyver's .BAT file. Machines uploaded and stop the app .

Another GIG OH NO (for me); but great for the TEAM. Crank it up!

Any one know why sometimes G@H runs as GHCLIENT and sometimes as FILTER. GV will only hide the client when it runs as GHCLIENT. So I renamed GHCLIENT (and adjusted the shortcut(s)), and renamed FILTER as GHCLIENT. All seemed well execpt on a restart it ran from the original GHCLIENT, that had been renamed GHCLIENT1. AND so GV wouldn't hide GHCLIENT!. No rest for the wiked .

We're getting real close to passing MedCATH. GO GO GO

Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
and burped out a movie

[This message has been edited by Mark F (edited 05 March 2001).]

[DentyCracker]

How do I make genome use the existing proxy ?
Trying to set up a linux box here at work.

[Grego]

Well now we have passed Medcath. Way to go team!!!

[-=Narcissus=-]

Narc's machines run by guyv win pure straitaway speed! The crowd goes wild!!!

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Last updated on Mon Mar 5 15:12:44 PST 2001

Narcissus 1356.7 units 64 genes
guyver 1338.23 units 59 genes
MarkF001 659.88 units 28 genes
rocketmanx 621.41 units 25 genes
Mich 484.53 units 22 genes
Ees 458.7 units 20 genes
...</font>

All this excitement while teamMURC runs up to 7 th place! We're still gaining on team OcUK, now with a 1400 deficit.

Go team go!

Fred

[Guyver]

Guyver dinks around looking for his 486/DX33 laptop to give him the edge <LOL>

Good run gentlemen...

Yabba-Dabba-Dew!!!

Guyver

[This message has been edited by Guyver (edited 06 March 2001).]

[Guyver]

- And coming around the 2nd turn of the 1st lap, it's little 'g' in the lead...

Was in 1st before I went to sleep, and still there when I woke up...

Yes!!!

This is fun

Guyver

[Jorden]

Mark F, that's a thing I've been breaking my head over for the past couple of days, ever since I uploaded my first genes, and downloaded the new ones (3 times, btw).

I think the FILTER is the first program to decrunch (unzip so to say) the datafile, and has to make the first subloop, before GENOME.EXE can take over. The FILTER program is only used to start the new stuff, before GENOME takes over. No need to add it to the batch file, as somewhere inbetween GENOME will take over. (Though I haven't got a clue, as to where )

0.93 works okay. A tad quicker as well, and it didn't crash out every 6 subloops!

Jord.