Originally posted by Cyrus
Originally posted by baked
I just tried it and it works now

baked,
i've got 512 ram, and 2.2ghz...my computer isn't doing all it can right now, even though i have one session of SETI running.
how can i run multiple instances of seti? to make sure i'm pumping all the horsepower my computer's got?
don't get me wrong...i'm not playing keen
i might as well try and do this efficiently/quickly
Peace
Cyrus
[Edited on 5-12-2003 by Cyrus]

Use the program seti@home KEEPER.
It's found on the seti home page under the "add ons" link.
Here is a copy if the instructions.
I'm only running seven work units at a time, but with some adjustments to my computer i'm sure it's possible to run more work units efficently.
Here is the instructions for Seti Keeper:
What to do to get the unit processing working ?
1. Download the Seti@home command-line client (current version is 3.08) from the following
alien.ssl.berkeley.edu..." target="_blank" class="postlink" rel="nofollow">
alien.ssl.berkeley.edu...
2. Start the Seti@home client and register, then close the client, if it is still running
3. Copy files user_info.sah into some directory, where you want to store units. If work_unit.sah
exists, then copy it also, it is your first workunit. If you have registered our monitoring
client and you want to process more units, then copy user_info.sah to some other directory
Example: Just registered and I have files work_unit.sah, user_info.sah in the directory where
I executed the client. So I create a directory C:\Program Files\Seti@home. Because I
want to process more units, I create directory Unit 1 and Unit 2 in the directory
above. In Unit 1 directory copy work_unit.sah and user_info.sah. In directory Unit 2
copy only user_info.sah, but NOT work_unit.sah. You would be processing same unit
two times, if you do so.
4. Copy the Seti@home client to some location, I choose for example C:\Program Files\Seti@home
5. Run our monitoring client, on the options page select the Seti@home client copied in the step
above and select the options you want
6. Add units, that are the directories Unit 1 and Unit 2
7. Control execution and check progress using our client
8. Please report bugs, if you find any
I hope this helps.
It took me a few tries to figure it out but when I did it was worth it.
I can now process multiple work units faster the time it takes to do one with the regular seti client
Baked
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[Edited on 5-12-2003 by baked]