Dear All,
Got a few systems in the house contributing at the moment as of a couple of days ago, which strangely enough has been quite entertaining.
However, I do have a couple of questions/gripes:
1) There doesn't appear to be a way of preventing the application from loading up on startup. I would really prefer to run the application when it is more convenient for me rather than having to manually disable it when I reboot. Is there a way of doing this?
2) Is it possible to ask the software to stop after it has completed a specific task/work unit until further notice? At the moment, it just seems to keep indefinitely assigning new ones, the result being (especially in the room with the i7 with 2x GTX Titans) the room can end up far to warm after a while!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Jeremy
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Re: Contribution could be a bit more "optional" !
Welcome,
Assuming you have the latest client 7.3.6 installed ?
Lucky there are two simple ways:
1) you can set for each slot an option "pause-on-start" to "true"; the application is still loaded but inactive and not consuming much in this mode. No folding at all. Right mouse click and "start" will continue folding.
Would looks similar to this sample in the config file; but suggest to use the FAHConfig application
2) for each slot with a right click you can define: "finish". This will not start a new WU after the current is done; but this don't survive a reboot. Good to have answer 1 in place, too
I still don't have the heater on, two 780 and one 660Ti folding; but if it get colder I might need a third 780
Assuming you have the latest client 7.3.6 installed ?
Lucky there are two simple ways:
1) you can set for each slot an option "pause-on-start" to "true"; the application is still loaded but inactive and not consuming much in this mode. No folding at all. Right mouse click and "start" will continue folding.
Would looks similar to this sample in the config file; but suggest to use the FAHConfig application
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<slot id='0' type='CPU'>
<cpus v='-1'/>
<pause-on-start v='true'/>
</slot>
I still don't have the heater on, two 780 and one 660Ti folding; but if it get colder I might need a third 780
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Re: Contribution could be a bit more "optional" !
Dear ChristianVirtual
Thanks! It was mainly the second point I was most worried about as I don't want it to keep heating the room up during the night!
Thanks for your help
Jeremy
Thanks! It was mainly the second point I was most worried about as I don't want it to keep heating the room up during the night!
Thanks for your help
Jeremy
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Re: Contribution could be a bit more "optional" !
The auto start was an option to enable or disable during the initial install. It was not a forced option.
If you would rather the client not start at all after boot up, we can do that too. Just ask.
If you would rather the client not start at all after boot up, we can do that too. Just ask.
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Re: Contribution could be a bit more "optional" !
You can set pause-on-start as a client option, and it will affect all slots.
You'll need to use FAHControl to do this.
Configure > Expert > Extra client options > Add
Name: pause-on-start
Value: true
Ok > Save
FAHControl is also what you'd use to right click on a slot and select Finish.
You'll need to use FAHControl to do this.
Configure > Expert > Extra client options > Add
Name: pause-on-start
Value: true
Ok > Save
FAHControl is also what you'd use to right click on a slot and select Finish.
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Re: Contribution could be a bit more "optional" !
Also shown pictorially here: FAH Configuration Guide - Adding Slot Optionscalxalot wrote:You can set pause-on-start as a client option, and it will affect all slots.
You'll need to use FAHControl to do this.
Configure > Expert > Extra client options > Add
Name: pause-on-start
Value: true
Ok > Save
FAHControl is also what you'd use to right click on a slot and select Finish.
How to provide enough information to get helpful support
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