http://folding.stanford.edu/English/Download
scroll down to where you see linux and download
scroll down to where you see linux and download
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Do you plan on folding on your GTX260? If so Linux may not be the way to go. It can be done, but there is a point hit. Just a question.
Originally Posted by prtuc2  Right now using Vista, but I try to shift to linux. And how are some questions before I will make the shift. 1. new to linux so doesn't know anything except it runs on command line, need a good guide for help just to run linux. 2. which version of ubuntu I need to get to run VMware for folding? Desktop or server or both of them works? I know server can use VMware, not sure about desktop version. 3. which version gives me the best folding result? 4. does VMware under Windows improve folding result? |
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It does. With Windows SMP I got around 2.9K PPD on my processor. I now get about 4K PPD. Here's the guide I used.
Works great although a little weird, me not knowing linux at all.
GL. Ask questions and someone can answer.
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Originally Posted by prtuc2 I heard that I can run VMware under Windows would that help to boost the PPD? |
Works great although a little weird, me not knowing linux at all.
GL. Ask questions and someone can answer.
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I think he also wants to run his GTX. That's my guess. And to a linux noob like me when I started VMware was linux.
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Not saying that he's a noob, but it sure confused me between the two.
Originally Posted by error10 You keep mentioning VMware. Are you going to be running Windows or Linux? |
Not saying that he's a noob, but it sure confused me between the two.
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I thought it was an emulator? Anyway, but before when I was reading the VMware guides I was like, "Linux in windows
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", so I thought they were the same.
Originally Posted by error10 Lol, VMware is a computer. |
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