ive looked thruall the threads and there isnt one, could some one help
installed version 5 and set it for dmw, it is running according to the task manager but i have no way of seeing what its running or how many units, on the older ones there was an icon that you could click on
thx in advance
I reckon you don't have the graphical client (this one shows all that).
Under Program files/F@H (files/F@H) there should be a F@Hlog (aF@Hlog) and probably an executefile (not 100% sure the last one)
d/l'd the console... doh thx
No problem.
I've just resetted my Shuttle aswell and installed the newest version.
I'm looking in to the new version aswell to see if I can get some faster folding out of it.
You have installed the service-only version, which is what most of us use here. First time you install you have a "dos" window running showing you the progress. After rebooting this is logged to a file instead. This file is located in the same folder as the folding program. Go to the folder you have the program running in, and open the file unitinfo.txt
Edit: GUI version - Ok! :)
Quote from: delanvital;218301After rebooting this is logged to a file instead. This file is located in the same folder as the folding program. Go to the folder you have the program running in, and open the file unitinfo.txt
I have made a small bat-file, just to make it easier to check on my progress. Just add the following in a bat-file and place it on your desktop:
notepad "C:\Program Files\Folding@Home\FAHlog.txt"
notepad "C:\Program Files\Folding@Home\unitinfo.txt"If you've got a multi core or hyper threaded CPU, just add the appropriate lines for the folders the respective log files are placed in :)
Quote from: Bob;218312I have made a small bat-file, just to make it easier to check on my progress. Just add the following in a bat-file and place it on your desktop:
notepad "C:\Program Files\Folding@Home\FAHlog.txt"
notepad "C:\Program Files\Folding@Home\unitinfo.txt"If you've got a multi core or hyper threaded CPU, just add the appropriate lines for the folders the respective log files are placed in :)
Or just make a link on the desktop to the .txt-file, and let windows handle file associations? :)
But I do have f@h batch files as well - these from BB I think
http://www.deadmen.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=9992
:)