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Um, I don't think there is any linux ARM GPU support anyway.

https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/fah-cl ... issues/139

Does it support OpenCL 1.2 or later in C plus hardware double precision floats (FP64)? I have seen clinfo report different version OpenCL C support. Since Asahi is Fedora, you need to build the package yourself. https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/fah-client-bastet/blob/master/BUILDING-RPM.md The linux...

For v8, just set cpus to zero while leaving your gpus enabled.

Please set folding to finish before changing cpu count.

Note also that register/login with v8 is optional.

Please re-read the guide https://foldingathome.org/v8-3-client-guide/

Do not let your password manager put nonsense in the passkey field. It is not a password.

The help is very outdated and for v7.
See also guide for v8 https://foldingathome.org/v8-3-client-guide/

"fahclient" is v7.
"fah-client" is v8.

v8 does not use init.d scripts. Do not use v7 commands. systemctl commands are printed at end of deb package install, if you use command line: systemctl status --no-pager -l fah-client sudo systemctl start fah-client sudo systemctl stop fah-client sudo systemctl restart fah-client sudo systemctl dae...

You might need to add an after field to ensure the external file system is mounted before the client is started. Maybe someone else can tell you how.

Maybe copy pasta, but you have a rogue “[“ in your service file

You need to stop the service before reload and start

After changing the service file, I think you need something like systemctl daemon-reload

Check man systemctl

You may need to use sudo systemctl on your linux.

What OS and version? What FAH version?

Can you post a log showing system config and errors?
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The url for 8.3 is v8-3.foldingathome.org
You can also use v8-4.foldingathome.org which is backwards compatible

The beta web control url is very old.

The directory fah-web-control needs to be in the client data directory, which is its current working directory when it runs.

You honestly should not use the local web control. There is no need when you have the client linked to your account.

A local web control is served by the client, so the allowed origin needs to include the host that is running the client.

Like I said. Dodgy.

Example origin
http://homeserver.local:7396/

PS don’t share your account token unless you want other people to join your account.