Hi

Assuming your rig meets the ram requirements (256mb I think) then your rig will download FA@H work at it's leisure, with no further intervention from you.

Other than ensuring you meet the system requirements and having the project checked there is nothing further you need to do.

If you want to check things quickly just uncheck Proteome and see if you get a FA@H unit.

I am new to this program. I currently run 4 other projects using BOINC. Will this program, like BOINC, switch between projects after a certain time? Or because I am a new user do I have to wait at least 24 hours before I will see any change for example like my points going up or active times etc.

Hello Jason Safoutin,
We hit the crunch point trying to implement both BOINC and FightAIDS@Home. So here is what we did. We boarded the new AutoDock 4.0 program for FightAIDS@Home on our established UD Windows platform and started BOINC with our familiar Rosetta program still running the Human Proteome Folding project. (It will probably last another 2 months.) We tried to board FAAH for BOINC for December, but a number of issues have been cropping up. (AutoDock 4.0 is really new.) Our current plan is to upgrade AutoDock 4.0 on UD Windows in January, then when that is verified release the BOINC version. (Still in January, ) Then we can do some more implementation of the BOINC system. We have implemented enough to work, but we are using our own database software, so we cannot just clone off a site.

Busy, busy . . . .

Merry Christmas!
mycrofth

Added: vaio, your ZoneAlarm headsup was correct. I now have an always-on internet connection again with Firefox 1.5. If you are still having problems, post them on 'Stupid Internet' in Hardware on the DC Zone.