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Overclocked PC that roars and it's stable.

128 MB RAM (Recommended: 256 MB RAM or greater).

Macintosh computer with an Intel x86or PowerPC G3, G4, or G5 processor.

64 MB RAM (Recommended: 128 MB RAM or greater).

Pentium 233 MHz (Recommended: Pentium 500 MHz or greater).

BOINC-based projects may have additional requirements. Your computer must satisfy the following requirements to run BOINC.

BOINC now alerts you whenever it needs you to create a network connection.

General preferences can be overridden by a local file details are here.

Account managers are also great if you have several computers - you just have to make changes once.

Support for 'Account managers' - web sites that let you browse BOINC projects, attach/detach, change resource share and settings, all with point-and-click simplicity.

I'm lucky that I'd built in a fair bit of 'pause on error' functionality into the script so this allowed me to fix the problem before allowing the script to proceed and finish the job.BOINC is a program that lets you donate your idle computer time to science projects like, World Community Grid, and many others. Since I keep a fully updated copy of the repository on a USB hard drive, it was simple (but a bit time consuming) to rectify by installing rsync on all KDE5 machines. I had done my script testing on KDE4 machines so hadn't noticed the problem until the script got to the first KDE5 machine. I had done that over several months on about 15 machines and hadn't noticed that the KDE5 ISO image I'd been using didn't include rsync by default - something which was always included with KDE4 images.

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The upgrade to KDE Plasma 5 requires a clean install since the two are not compatible. Most of my machines run with a KDE4 desktop. I think I might go home now since it's nearly 10:00PM here. I've just checked a couple of hosts running 7.2.42 and, so far, they seem to be uploading results and downloading new work without any complaints. I'm sorry to have bothered you and I hope all goes well for you with whatever you have to do at your end.ĮDIT: Hadn't seen your last post until after posting the above.

As a last resort, I might need to investigate an updated system certificate bundle and link to that. If there are any issues, I'll just plan to restart the client to see if that fixes things. At this point with a tested and working script to deploy the new ca-bundle.crt file, I'll just deploy the file. There is no link to a system certificate file but I could easily create one manually.

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The install was done using the shell archive from Berkeley. Most of my hosts run 7.2.42 which is earlier than the v7.4 you mention. At some point I will upgrade the rest of the fleet - just not right now! When I'm ready, I'll probably build something a bit more recent than 7.6.33.

I have also built my own version of 7.6.33 which is installed on about 8 machines and working fine. Very few reasons other than 'crap software' were given but it hasn't been a problem for me since I've always used the Berkeley download page anyway. There have been a number of requests over the years (not by me) to the maintainers of my distro to package BOINC. There may well be other distros in the same boat.