IronBits
08-31-2002, 08:08 PM
Seti Spy 3.1.2 Beta is available Here (http://pages.tca.net/roelof/setispy/Beta/SetiSpy.exe) .
Here is a very brief list of new and improved features:
* User interface improvements for consistency.
* No need to restart SETI Spy to get the Update button "ungrayed" after entering the Account Email Address.
* Improved processor recognition to recognize more processors.
* Added a "sticky" L2 cache size which allows you to "hard code" your L2 cache size if SETI Spy connot figure it out. Enter the negative of the L2 cache size on the L2CacheSize= line in setispy.ini.
* The user Stats page now shows the country.
* Added a Team Stats page.
* Added support for a user-defined user icon: SETI Spy automatically uses a valid Windows icon named "user.ico" in the SETI@home folder.
* Added support for a user-defined team icon: SETI Spy automatically uses a valid Windows icon named "group.ico" in the SETI@home folder.
* Displays CPU temperature and load if Motherboard Monitor is running. (This feature may still need a little work.)
* Client shutdown on user-defined maximum temperature (if MBM is used).
Please let me know you experiences/suggestions.
Roelof :D
Here is a very brief list of new and improved features:
* User interface improvements for consistency.
* No need to restart SETI Spy to get the Update button "ungrayed" after entering the Account Email Address.
* Improved processor recognition to recognize more processors.
* Added a "sticky" L2 cache size which allows you to "hard code" your L2 cache size if SETI Spy connot figure it out. Enter the negative of the L2 cache size on the L2CacheSize= line in setispy.ini.
* The user Stats page now shows the country.
* Added a Team Stats page.
* Added support for a user-defined user icon: SETI Spy automatically uses a valid Windows icon named "user.ico" in the SETI@home folder.
* Added support for a user-defined team icon: SETI Spy automatically uses a valid Windows icon named "group.ico" in the SETI@home folder.
* Displays CPU temperature and load if Motherboard Monitor is running. (This feature may still need a little work.)
* Client shutdown on user-defined maximum temperature (if MBM is used).
Please let me know you experiences/suggestions.
Roelof :D