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How to edit cc_config file under Ubuntu.[RESOLVED]

Hi.

I have looked around and haven't found an answer to this as yet.

I want to disable my cuda card so it stops asking for tasks at every project i run, (none

that im' interested in anyway) i have tried but it says i don't have permission and i can't

seem to change it. The folders have padlocks on them, it says i'm not the owner!

Any help from a wizard. :)
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Re: How to edit cc_config file under Ubuntu.

If you installed using the Synaptic package manager on Lucid Lynx or Karmic, then I can tell where the real files are: /var/lib/boinc-client

chown is the command to change ownerships. Can't remember exactly, but I may have done that from a root terminal window and then left it on my user account with reading rights for the boinc account and everyone else.

The line to add to the <options> section is <no_gpus>1</no_gpus>. The line may already be in there. Opposed to the windows installer, the Linux Synaptic install creates a fully populated cc_config.xml.

WCG has an automatic GPU work backoff in place of 7 14 days, for WCG. If you hit the update button that is though overridden i.e. GPU work is checked, then it's back to 7 14 days wait.

edit: Did it with help from this bookmarked webpage: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fileowner.html and ran sudo chown username cc_config.xml.

edit: updated the GPU backoff time!
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Re: How to edit cc_config file under Ubuntu.

Hi Sekerob.

Thanks i've got it fixed. biggrin
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Re: How to edit cc_config file under Ubuntu. [RESOLVED]

Superb, then please edit your opening post and insert [RESOLVED] in the title as per my post. Others will then know a fix is close by.

happy crunching, at WCG, where else :D
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Re: How to edit cc_config file under Ubuntu. [RESOLVED]

Rather than playing with file ownership (one never knows...) I would simply do
sudo gedit /var/lib/boinc-client/cc_config.xml
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