Space Forum / SETI / November 2005

I've just started running boinc and I've noticed my cpu temp hovers around
70-72C. Is this ok?
Its a 3.2GHz P4 with HT.
Thanks,

BBC Radio 4 (92-95 FM)
Wednesday, 30 November 2005
21:00 UT
Peter Evans visits the SETI Institute in California, to meet the

I had quite some problems getting BOINC Mangler to work but after 2.5hrs
of diddling around I got there partially (I think) with 5.2.12
Its crunching.
Just a note, the first time I setup my seti account in 2002 was with

Simply stated; Venus is not insurmountably hot, and furthermore,
because it's surface and whatever else that's situated below an
altitude of 25~35 km remains reasonably dry, as such it's actually not
all that nasty.

I am now forced to change to Boinc with problems.
I refer you to a post made somewhile ago.
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Hi,

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/story/0,3605,1650295,00.html
<quote>
Scientists, be on guard ... ET might be a malicious hacker
Ian Sample, science correspondent

The Church has decided to remove all trace of any space travel and any
discoveries of the space program and when the oil runs short and space
travel stops it will soon be forgotten.  The memory of the lunar landing
will die with our generation.  Soon the only knowlege will just ...

I am presently running Seti@Home classic.  I have down loaded BOINC but
have not installed it.  I am waiting for the EMail giving me my new account
No.
Question 1:  Can I run BOTH classic and BOINC at the same time until

(for the SetiGate spocks out there...)
When converting over to the Boinc version, do I need a new version of
SetiGate?

I just received the e-mail in regards to the Dec 15 shutdown of Seti Classic.
So its (almost) cast in concrete. Subject to a bit of slippage.
Come on over to Setiweb, the water is fine.  :-)

   I've decided to quit SETI after 6 years of using SETI Classic, running
on Windows.
   I tried to join the BOINC system but no longer have the password to
login with my old e-mail address.

There is a article in Annual Reviews of Astronomy & Astrophysics by
Chyba & Hand on astrobiology, <URL:
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-bib_query?bibcode=2005ARA%26A..43...31C

From the Boinc/Seti front page:
November 15, 2005
The old SETI@home Classic project will stop issuing work on December 15,
2005. Anyone still running SETI@home Classic should deactivate it and

i have lost my old password for seti classic and because of changes with my ISP my email for seti classic does not work anymore i have moved over to BOINC and want to bring my  wu over  over
I noticed in post earlier someone said it was possible to conact someone at seti  to sort ...

hello community,
can someone tell me the differences between the classic seti@home project
and the new boinc based project in terms of scientific value (not computer
technology used)? unfortunately i could not find anything about that on the