We will be discussing *the* latest algorithms at the party. That's
the best way to get particulars out of Ernst.
--Luke
At 12:17 AM 11/20/01 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not interested in parties, ratings for highest contributions, number
assignments, or information on microprocesor
Hi,
Could someone just confirm to me the server or DNS name that is contacted by the
mprime client in order to transfer information. I understand this uses the HTTP
protocol on port 80. Is this correct?
I plan to relocate my mprime to a more powerful system. However, this system won't be
Are you talking about a linux system?!
Add a cron job executing:
ifup ppp0 (or your distro's equivalent to get up the dail up link)
sleep 10
mprime -c
sleep 5
ifdown ppp0
Every week for instance (also configure mprime accordingly)
Configure mprime to not contact priment automatically.
Kind
Hi Folks,
I looked but hadn't found how an AMD XP 1600+ should identify itself
within Prime95. It calls the processor a Cyrix 6x86 running at 144 MHz
when it is running on a 1400 MHz motherboard. I set it to an Athlon at
1400 and it passed the torture tests and seems to work, but are the
At 07:54 PM 11/20/2001 -0500, A T Schrum wrote:
I looked but hadn't found how an AMD XP 1600+ should identify itself
within Prime95. It calls the processor a Cyrix 6x86 running at 144 MHz
when it is running on a 1400 MHz motherboard. I set it to an Athlon at
1400, are the settings correct for
I think it is better to use the P4 setting (if you can) because you have
the advantage of the SSE and the faster FPU 8)
Greets,
Mohk
PS: It should be easy to hack the code to enable the P4 setting, just skip
the CPU detection ;)
At 01:54 11/21/2001, you wrote:
Hi Folks,
I looked but hadn't
