Just remember, I still need to get the puppy power to work. When it comes to linux, I'm a complete idiot.
Just remember, I still need to get the puppy power to work. When it comes to linux, I'm a complete idiot.
So your joining the Idiot clubJust remember I'm the founder and you will never beat me as a Idiot
He is right, you know. It doesn't matter how big the bat is, the more you beat LAURENU2 the more idiot he becomes. It's rigged I tell you. We just can't win.
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Well Lauren it looks like you're in luck.
I got the puppy power (fatdog64) installed on a usb stick and got it to work. I installed the correct Nvidia drivers without a problem. I downloaded and extracted the Boinc files but no matter what I do I just can't get Boinc to run.Anybody that knows how to do this feel free to help me out.
So it seems that you're safe from an Nvidia attack on Poem. The question is, can you hold off a GPU attack on two projects?
Oh now your being sneaky and attacking my rear
What message do you get when you try to run Boinc ?
No messages. It just doesn't do anything. I go to the Boinc folder and then click on boincclient or boincmanager and it does nothing.
Originally Posted by LAURENU2
Oh now your being sneaky and attacking my rearOK I'm off it now catch me if you can
If they can keep the work coming, it won't take too long. It will be interesting to see if you can stay ahead on both projects.
BTW it looks like we both had a good day over at Milkyway. The 12 hours of double credit really helped.
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