Mother, Where have all the gromacs gone?

SlickSlick Upstate New York
edited July 2003 in Folding@Home
Where did all the gromacs go. I switched over to linux like two weeks ago and havent gotten a gromac sence, all tinkers.

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  • edited July 2003
    monkey

    amazingly my machines for the most part are still doing Gromacs 24/7 - the 340 thru 370 runs and I never mess with anything to try to connect to specific servers - I fold what's given :cool2:.
  • WuGgaRoOWuGgaRoO Not in the shower Icrontian
    edited July 2003
    im getting grommys too
  • ReignReign New York
    edited July 2003
    nothing but gromacs here.
  • edcentricedcentric near Milwaukee, Wisconsin Icrontian
    edited July 2003
    I think that it is the 'anti penguin' bias.
    I have gotten one tink in the last two weeks, all others are gros
  • mmonninmmonnin Centreville, VA
    edited July 2003
    Gromacs for months on end.
  • edited July 2003
    I'm loving all the Gromacs goodness I've been getting.:D Maybe they aren't running as many Gromacs projects for Linux as they are for Windows.
  • danball1976danball1976 Wichita Falls, TX
    edited July 2003
    I started getting Tinkers, but I didn't want those, so I deleted the Tinker core and WU, restarted the client, it attepted to run the tinker WU, found that it could not find the WU and core and went and downloaded a Gromac and have been getting gromacs since then (last week)
  • FoldingAddictFoldingAddict Montgomery, AL
    edited July 2003
    danball1976 said
    I started getting Tinkers, but I didn't want those, so I deleted the Tinker core and WU, restarted the client, it attepted to run the tinker WU, found that it could not find the WU and core and went and downloaded a Gromac and have been getting gromacs since then (last week)

    You're not supposed to do that.

    Each time you delete a WU like that, it puts the WU that you deleted in a sort of floating stage in which the WU just hangs around in the F@H logs and won't be finished until your copy of the unit expires, at which time the WU will be resent to someone else. It isn't such a huge deal much now, but it used to possibly hold back certain parts of the projects.

    Hell, I remember when De Novos had just been released, back then they were very rare (Back before -advmethods), and people were deleting their queues and tinker units left and right in the hopes of getting a De Novo, which probably set the tinker projects back quite a bit.

    Anyways, it's generally a good idea to do what you're given, hell tinkers are not as bad as you think they are.
    All the machines in my sig run the google toolbar (tinkers only) which has been modded to fold for team 93, and I'm getting about 850 points per week with these lappys doing tinkers.:D

    ~FA
  • danball1976danball1976 Wichita Falls, TX
    edited July 2003
    Hmmm, ok. I didn't know that. I like the gromacs because of the amount of points they give me. I get alot of those 53 and 54 point gromacs, which is why for 112WU I have 4389 points.

    Right now though, I have a 29.4 point Gromac that is almost 9hrs to complete, or 5m 19s per frame.
  • qparadoxqparadox Vancouver, BC
    edited July 2003
    SM17 is getting mostly tinkers as well (on about an 80/20 basis). I definitely think its something to do with the linux client. (SM17 is running deb).
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