Work

[Mike029]

Time for a 5M MM! And, time to fire up those VMs again...

I got to figure out how to run VM's.

[Duke of Buckingham]

I got to figure out how to run VM's.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...8WS.10%29.aspx

Duke

[Fire$torm]

I got to figure out how to run VM's.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...8WS.10%29.aspx

Duke

Although the M$ product works I would really suggest you take a look at VirtualBox by Oracle/Sun Microsystems.

Note: FreeHal may still have a restriction on the number of VMs allowed per machine. IIRC it was limited to 2 VMs per physical system.

[Fogle]

Looks like FreeHal site is down I can't upload completed WU's or hit their site.
Let's hope it up soon.

[Steve Bohlen]

It's up now. I just got some WUs for each cruncher.

In case it is not obvious...if you choose 'cpu intensive, one per core' in your preferences, FreeHal will share each core with another running project instead of using that core for only FreeHal. This will allow you to run 2 WUs per core. This may be your preference or maybe not. It may not be a 50/50 split on core resources. I can't remember if it was this way before the project went on hiatus or not.

[denim]

Back for me.

[Duke of Buckingham]

Although the M$ product works I would really suggest you take a look at VirtualBox by Oracle/Sun Microsystems.

Note: FreeHal may still have a restriction on the number of VMs allowed per machine. IIRC it was limited to 2 VMs per physical system.

I never tried but maybe cc_config if you edit the file and change ncpus for the double CPUs you have, maybe you could double your FreeHall tasks.

Duke

[Maxwell]

I never tried but maybe cc_config if you edit the file and change ncpus for the double CPUs you have, maybe you could double your FreeHall tasks.

Duke

That might work in a VM when you are not crunching anything else on the CPU, but it would screw things up for normal crunching, trying to run multiple WUs at once on the same thread.

[Duke of Buckingham]

That might work in a VM when you are not crunching anything else on the CPU, but it would screw things up for normal crunching, trying to run multiple WUs at once on the same thread.

You have not memory enough or the system doesnt recognize the memory you have. I had that problem in my system, the system didnt recognize the onboard AMD memory.