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Maybe not sticky material but perhaps a informative thread about proper way to halt folding when you need to make a change of somekind. I would like to know under what circumstances you are guaranteed to lose what ever work you have going on and what is the "nice" way to stop a client.
I also wonder what Stanford sees when one of use is repeatedly starting and stopping a client and does it cause trouble on their end. I want to stop my 6.29 folder but all is working so well I just don't want to mess with things. I found you can 6.29 fold quiet well on just 2gb RAM so I want to pull 4 out and add it to my i7 so I can get angry trying to setup -bigadv
Things like automatic updates and a boot procedure that wont complete without something like a password get me uptight. Last night I pulled to hard on my monitor cable and dislodged my gpu and had to do a restart as I just could not get video back otherwise. I did not lose any work completed but I was worried.
I also wonder what Stanford sees when one of use is repeatedly starting and stopping a client and does it cause trouble on their end. I want to stop my 6.29 folder but all is working so well I just don't want to mess with things. I found you can 6.29 fold quiet well on just 2gb RAM so I want to pull 4 out and add it to my i7 so I can get angry trying to setup -bigadv

Things like automatic updates and a boot procedure that wont complete without something like a password get me uptight. Last night I pulled to hard on my monitor cable and dislodged my gpu and had to do a restart as I just could not get video back otherwise. I did not lose any work completed but I was worried.