ayeying
Feb 6, 11:55 AM
Even on Mac osx?
Yes. Refer to the post below.
First you need to download and install the CUDA Drivers from nVidia http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_get.html
You should already be running the latest version of BOINC.
Once you have done these things, you, in theory are ready to start using your GPU in OSX BOINC to crunch stuff.....
Why isn't it crunching?
Because no apps inside of BOINC (Seti@home, Aqua@home, etc etc etc) have been re-written to take advantage of CUDA on the mac.
It seems Einstein@home is getting close, but for the moment (As of Feb 6th, 2010) nothing in the OSX BOINC world supports CUDA, or OpenCL. Not to be a downer, but don't expect that to change anytime soon. There just aren't enough volunteers with programming knowledge (or programmers that own the proper hardware to test their knowlege) in this area to make it happen quickly.
Please refer to this post. Only a few number of projects can use CUDA on a mac, Collatz Conjecture is one of them that is available right now
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=852659
Yes. Refer to the post below.
First you need to download and install the CUDA Drivers from nVidia http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_get.html
You should already be running the latest version of BOINC.
Once you have done these things, you, in theory are ready to start using your GPU in OSX BOINC to crunch stuff.....
Why isn't it crunching?
Because no apps inside of BOINC (Seti@home, Aqua@home, etc etc etc) have been re-written to take advantage of CUDA on the mac.
It seems Einstein@home is getting close, but for the moment (As of Feb 6th, 2010) nothing in the OSX BOINC world supports CUDA, or OpenCL. Not to be a downer, but don't expect that to change anytime soon. There just aren't enough volunteers with programming knowledge (or programmers that own the proper hardware to test their knowlege) in this area to make it happen quickly.
Please refer to this post. Only a few number of projects can use CUDA on a mac, Collatz Conjecture is one of them that is available right now
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=852659
Jas123
May 4, 03:58 PM
Yes, I have verified the disk. How do I keep my old data? Is that an option during the install?
alixthedark
Mar 29, 01:17 AM
My mac is running Mac OS X 10.7.11 and it is very messed up. All system applications crash immediately and put up an error saying they crashed. My Finderbar is also messed up. Half of the icons are not showing up such as the wifi icon and bluetooth, but i can still click them and use the wifi. I tried booting from the recovery image and repaired my permissions but it did nothing to fix the problems. Anyone think they have the answer?
http://i52.tinypic.com/11i1xu0.png
http://i55.tinypic.com/avst38.png
http://i52.tinypic.com/11i1xu0.png
http://i55.tinypic.com/avst38.png
SwiftLives
Apr 18, 09:06 PM
Also, you could post what your attempts so far. It might be easier for folks to provide feedback if they have a visual reference.
wrldwzrd89
Apr 21, 09:16 AM
Beep codes in Windows are dependent upon the exact hardware used. Based on what you posted, it sounds to me like a power management issue. Fortunately, it also appears that no harm has occurred.
GFLPraxis
Mar 28, 05:31 PM
this might be something worth checking out right?
and sorta offtopic, has Nintendo announced at least a release window for SSBB?
2007.
and sorta offtopic, has Nintendo announced at least a release window for SSBB?
2007.
NickZac
Jan 6, 02:36 PM
They exploded. One guy is supposedly in bad shape :(
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/01/06/national/main7219708.shtml
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/01/06/national/main7219708.shtml
snberk103
Mar 25, 08:03 PM
I tell people to buy the heaviest tripod they can afford to carry. So, if you are an avid hiker into the backwoods, then you will need a lighter tripod. If you only shoot within 10 metres of your car, you can get a much heavier tripod. If you only shoot in a studio a studio stand maybe more what you are looking for. I use one in my studio, and it beats a tripod hands down.
Also know that the tripod head (the bit that attaches to the top of legs and allows the camera to move and rotate does not have to be the same make as the legs. I have skookum (Local dialect for "big") Gitzo legs attached to Manfrotto head.
Go to a pro camera store, and talk to them. Try out the various models. If you shoot outside, and you don't live in temperate climate think about soft rubber controls on the head. Trust me. It's why I opted for Manfrotto over the Gitzo, although I preferred the Gitzo legs.
Good Luck.
Also know that the tripod head (the bit that attaches to the top of legs and allows the camera to move and rotate does not have to be the same make as the legs. I have skookum (Local dialect for "big") Gitzo legs attached to Manfrotto head.
Go to a pro camera store, and talk to them. Try out the various models. If you shoot outside, and you don't live in temperate climate think about soft rubber controls on the head. Trust me. It's why I opted for Manfrotto over the Gitzo, although I preferred the Gitzo legs.
Good Luck.
macinnv
Mar 16, 10:34 PM
A lot of their supply chain comes from Japan. And Japan is the third largest economy and makes up 6% of Apple's revenues. With the delay of the iPad their, Japan has taken a small negative hit on Apple's stock. I believe it was down about 330. However it looks like good long-term buying opportunities for Apple's stock, even if it goes down a little more in the next few days/weeks.
Im personally looking to buy into Apple stock and Qualcomm.
Im personally looking to buy into Apple stock and Qualcomm.
JFreak
Mar 24, 01:09 AM
while the symbolic link should surely work, it's not really UNIX-like elegant solution to this problem. just think about it: you want "mount that another partition to appear as home folder", so instead of linking anything, you could just have that another partition to be called "/Users" for example. and then, every time you access anything /Users/whatever the system will use the partition that has been mounted to /Users
you need to modify /etc/fstab file (in command line interface, using a text editor, pico for example) that tells the operating system what drives to mount and where.
you need to modify /etc/fstab file (in command line interface, using a text editor, pico for example) that tells the operating system what drives to mount and where.
strider42
Jun 30, 05:35 PM
Originally posted by rebelbear
Does anyone happen to know the name of a commonly used program that allows you to change the desktop theme in OS 9? Thanks! (It's driving me nuts...)
kaleidascope (think I spelled that wrong) you mean? technically it uses schemes. themes refer to the built in capacity in OS 9's appearence control panel.
Does anyone happen to know the name of a commonly used program that allows you to change the desktop theme in OS 9? Thanks! (It's driving me nuts...)
kaleidascope (think I spelled that wrong) you mean? technically it uses schemes. themes refer to the built in capacity in OS 9's appearence control panel.
BoyBach
Aug 16, 07:32 AM
♫ Brits have got the monarchy...
She's your Queen too! ;)
She's your Queen too! ;)
Weaselboy
Apr 27, 01:44 PM
Transmission - Full featured native Mac app
Star Wars prequel trilogy.
James Earl Jones (“Star Wars,”
original Star Wars cast
The Star Wars Cast
coverage of Star Wars at
star wars sound effects
Alrescha
Apr 4, 03:10 PM
okay so I did a local telnet from a client and I was able to login to 192.168.1.2 on ports 143, 993, 995 but NOT on ports 25 and 587. I guess this means the router is free and clear however I still cannot understand why SLS is closing those ports.
The mostly likely suspect is that SMTP is not running. There may be nothing blocking those ports, there is just nothing listening. Try the telnet from a Terminal window on the server itself to 192.168.1.2 and 127.0.0.1. If you can't connect, it may be time to debug your mail configuration on the server.
A.
The mostly likely suspect is that SMTP is not running. There may be nothing blocking those ports, there is just nothing listening. Try the telnet from a Terminal window on the server itself to 192.168.1.2 and 127.0.0.1. If you can't connect, it may be time to debug your mail configuration on the server.
A.
Blue Velvet
Feb 7, 12:35 PM
Are you doing these labels in Word or something else?
mrbenbob
Jul 24, 03:35 AM
My new 17" powerbook is only getting 2 hours off a full battery charge. Is that normal? Also, I think I read somewhere you're supposed to let the battery drain to 0% once so it can fully charge. However, the computer automatically sleeps when it runs low on power and never actually gets to 0. When I hit the little button on the battery one green light is always on, no matter how low the power. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.
atrac7
Mar 23, 08:26 PM
Your only choice to upgrade is 4.3 today.
If you upgrade you will lose the ability to fully use the camera connection kit, on the other hand your GPS if a 3G model will improve, and you'll get gestures, and a larger selection of software...
Have you done the tiny umbrella bit yet? This does not do anything to your iPad, and will at least allow you to return to the 4.3 software version...
Ahh thanks for the reply. I am going to do the TU portion right now. Guess I will go straight to 4.3. Might as well because 3.2.2 on the iPad does not even have multitasking!
Just to clarify, I can upgrade to 4.3 the "normal apple way" correct, and then still be able to JB after that? ( know it's tethered, but I can live with that)
If you upgrade you will lose the ability to fully use the camera connection kit, on the other hand your GPS if a 3G model will improve, and you'll get gestures, and a larger selection of software...
Have you done the tiny umbrella bit yet? This does not do anything to your iPad, and will at least allow you to return to the 4.3 software version...
Ahh thanks for the reply. I am going to do the TU portion right now. Guess I will go straight to 4.3. Might as well because 3.2.2 on the iPad does not even have multitasking!
Just to clarify, I can upgrade to 4.3 the "normal apple way" correct, and then still be able to JB after that? ( know it's tethered, but I can live with that)
igmolinav
Sep 26, 01:29 AM
Hi !!!
I placed an order through the apple store website. I ordered a 12" ibook, imic, and ipod mini, on Satutday Sept. 24th. I recently checked the status of my order, the website showed that my order has not shipped and it is still being processed.
Due to an emergency, i may not be home to receive the computer.
I wonder, if I call apple, I may be able to change the shipping destination of my order???
Thank you,
igolinav.
ignacio molina.
I placed an order through the apple store website. I ordered a 12" ibook, imic, and ipod mini, on Satutday Sept. 24th. I recently checked the status of my order, the website showed that my order has not shipped and it is still being processed.
Due to an emergency, i may not be home to receive the computer.
I wonder, if I call apple, I may be able to change the shipping destination of my order???
Thank you,
igolinav.
ignacio molina.
jepoole
Oct 25, 01:32 PM
I talked to the woman at MTSU who takes care of the Apple stuff today and she said they will be selling it for $69, but they will not be there until Monday. They are only getting 15 copies and you cannot pre-order.
Thinking about going to the Apple store and buying it anyways--I really want the t-shirt! :p Wife says I should wait until Monday!
Thinking about going to the Apple store and buying it anyways--I really want the t-shirt! :p Wife says I should wait until Monday!
radomu
Dec 11, 12:26 PM
Wouldn't that be speciesism? Humans are a species, not a nation. ;)
Earthism :D
I really can't wait for this game. I think I played through mass effect 2 about 10 times on the xbox...
Earthism :D
I really can't wait for this game. I think I played through mass effect 2 about 10 times on the xbox...
mrsir2009
Mar 31, 01:28 PM
They weren't really funny but Apple is now focusing on iOS ads :eek:
Yeah thats it! Apple is ditching everything thats just about the Mac and making it all about the iDevices :mad:
Yeah thats it! Apple is ditching everything thats just about the Mac and making it all about the iDevices :mad:
i0Nic
Jan 14, 10:03 AM
It certainly wouldn't have a virtual clickwheel.
HasanDaddy
Jun 24, 07:26 AM
Okay - in line at Fashion Island - they're handing out numbers here - there are around 250 people in line and it's growing fast
Celtic-moniker
May 1, 08:57 PM
Most happy with this idea.
This'd give me a store nearer to where I am.
And it will also be the final the death-knell for the dreadful Mac1 store in the Valley. That used to be a great store, but then they got in a bunch of GenY snots who had an astonishingly arrogant attitude to operate the place. I've even been in the shop when I've seen staff actually SNARL at a customer, then belittle them when they left the shop. They were only there to pick up a repair that they'd actually already paid for. . The attitude was so bad I almost dropped the purchase I was making at the time, and walked out the door. I probably should have.
Chermside is a major pain to get to for their apple store, and the place is usually so full of schoolkids (not that the CBD wont be) that it's impossible to move. Usually staff there are so busy just keeping an eye on the kids they are more or less baby-sitting, that it's often hard to get service.
Brisbane CBD: Beautiful building too. I've got high hopes for these guys.
Shame about the great bookstore that used to be there. But oh well.
This'd give me a store nearer to where I am.
And it will also be the final the death-knell for the dreadful Mac1 store in the Valley. That used to be a great store, but then they got in a bunch of GenY snots who had an astonishingly arrogant attitude to operate the place. I've even been in the shop when I've seen staff actually SNARL at a customer, then belittle them when they left the shop. They were only there to pick up a repair that they'd actually already paid for. . The attitude was so bad I almost dropped the purchase I was making at the time, and walked out the door. I probably should have.
Chermside is a major pain to get to for their apple store, and the place is usually so full of schoolkids (not that the CBD wont be) that it's impossible to move. Usually staff there are so busy just keeping an eye on the kids they are more or less baby-sitting, that it's often hard to get service.
Brisbane CBD: Beautiful building too. I've got high hopes for these guys.
Shame about the great bookstore that used to be there. But oh well.