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    Step by step install of boinc on YDL

    So, I got YDL 6.2 on my PS3 without any trouble, but I'm clueless when it comes to installing software onto linux.

    I tried a bunch of different forums and walkthroughs, but each walkthrough was for a slightly different version of linux.

    For starters, could I get a link of which client to download?

    Thanks

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    What are you trying to install onto the PS3 ?

    dnet? folding, boinc ?

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    Bok > Clue in the subject header: Step by step install of BOINC on YDL
    it's a step by step for BOINC on YDL he's after - I can't help as I don't got a console let alone a PS/3..
    Semi-retired from Free-DC...
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    I need a new laptop,but who needs a laptop when you have a phone...
    Now to remember my old computer specs..


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    ugh, I COMPLETLEY missed seeing that!

    Too much debugging of code(work) all day !

    ok, to install BOINC on linux.

    1. put the package in a directory somewhere (let's say it's called boinc_6.10.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh)
    2. In that directory, type the following
    sh boinc_6.10.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh
    3. This will create a directory called BOINC
    4. cd BOINC
    5. ./boinc --help to get commandline options for adding projects

    It might be easier to use the manager from another PC though.

    I can help with configuring remote access if you need it.

    Bok

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    ugh, I COMPLETLEY missed seeing that!

    Too much debugging of code(work) all day !

    ok, to install BOINC on linux.

    1. put the package in a directory somewhere (let's say it's called boinc_6.10.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh)
    2. In that directory, type the following
    sh boinc_6.10.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh
    3. This will create a directory called BOINC
    4. cd BOINC
    5. ./boinc --help to get commandline options for adding projects

    It might be easier to use the manager from another PC though.

    I can help with configuring remote access if you need it.

    Bok
    hmmm....ok

    well, that makes sense. I just don't know enough cmds for linux and how the OS is organized. I guess I need to do some learning of my own.

    Is that the 32 bit version of boinc (boinc_6.10.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh)? The PS3 is 64 bit, right? Also, is the PS3 even very efficient? I mean have any of the @homes optimized work for the PS3 Cell?

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    That is a 32bit boinc I gave as an example. Substitute for whichever one you want to install. I think PS3 uses 64bit client.

    As for directory, just do it in the /home/<user> directory where <user> is whatever you have setup.

    IIRC, I think only Yoyo@home has a PS3 client now for it's dnet subproject. GPUGRID did but they are deprecating I believe

    It's definitely efficient at the dnet project though for sure..

    Bok

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