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BOINC on Linux/ARM

Could BOINC be made available for Linux on ARM, please?
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Re: BOINC on Linux/ARM

That is really a question for the BOINC developers, not WCG.

As for the sciences, unless there were a very significant number of machines with ARM processors willing to participate in WCG, I wouldn't count on them being available for ARM.
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Re: BOINC on Linux/ARM

boinc is available for linux on arm.
I had one of my odroid u3 running boinc on linux for arm and even the raspberry is running boinc on linux, too.

There are no wcg applications available for linux on arm if you mean that with your question.
That was the reason why I switched to android for my odroids.
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Re: BOINC on Linux/ARM

Somewhere, someone commented Android was not secure enough, therefor going for Linux for ARM. BOINC is ultra secure, that is, as long as you don't hook the client up to the Phish-app project from Hackistan. Of course, with some 'private' builds of open source coded BOINC floating around to include on torrents, you only get the client from WCG or Berkeley and nowhere else.
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Re: BOINC on Linux/ARM

I doesn't help to have boinc for linux on ARM when only a hand full of projects provide applications for it.
So far as I know only the following projects have applications available:
Asteroids, Collatz Conjecture, Enigma, OProject, Yoyo
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