see title.

looks like a new round of testing.

tony

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"...a preliminary version of rosetta protein design protocol"
THAT sounds like the stuff to let you put the twists in yourself and help it along. The "Rosetta video game" if you will.

No fix yet for the graphics though :(
Here are the details

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https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/

I opened the graphic, but was unable to find any gaming input devices. Tried click and drag, mouse scroll, etc
LOL,

Now be careful! You're gonna confuse people. My point was just that they are working on it and showing some progress towards that goal.

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I opened the graphic, but was unable to find any gaming input devices. Tried click and drag, mouse scroll, etc
LOL,

You need to attach an X-BOX controller, even better use the Wii controller and get fit doing it, now that would be fun, twisitng and bending with a Wii-mote or whatever they are called :-D

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Team mauisun.org

I tried it too earlier today, but it doesn't work (yet).

haha using a WII controller would be awesome! (i don't own one :( )

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The graphics fix is being under a local thorough test on both windows and macs platform now. Once it is finished, we will put it on ralph for the alpha test. However, we don't want this problem to hold off other new scientific developements recently and that is why we made a ralph update without the graphic fix.

"...a preliminary version of rosetta protein design protocol"
THAT sounds like the stuff to let you put the twists in yourself and help it along. The "Rosetta video game" if you will.

No fix yet for the graphics though :(
Here are the details

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Is 5.44 going to fix the problem of 5.43 constantly stalling on some hosts?

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Now giving out 5.45.
With testing of grafics :)

Anders n

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Marky, I believe you are talking about the problem where the BOINC manager seems to lose contact with localhost? ...and all the tabs go blank? It seems this is a BOINC issue, and some of the later betas supposedly have a fix for that. So... no a new Rosetta version won't be expected to fix it, but "coming soon" from BOINC changes.

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Running Microsoft's "System Idle Process" will never help cure cancer, AIDS nor Alzheimer's. But running Rosetta@home just might!
https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/

Marky, I believe you are talking about the problem where the BOINC manager seems to lose contact with localhost? ...and all the tabs go blank? It seems this is a BOINC issue, and some of the later betas supposedly have a fix for that. So... no a new Rosetta version won't be expected to fix it, but "coming soon" from BOINC changes.

No it's not that, it's the problem where rosetta 5.43 is still running, BOINC thinks it's running, but rosetta isn't using any CPU time at all. There's a thread on here about it here. The solution mentioned in that thread is that the application needs to be compiled using the latest API.

The BOINC crashing problem is something else.

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In each Rosetta-alpha update, we check out the most recent BOINC API from its CVS repository and use it to build the executables. Rosetta@Home is currently running 5.43 which was released early December last year. The new update 5.45 is being tested right now on Ralph and it is compiled using API less than one week old. Hopefully that will have your problem addressed.

Marky, I believe you are talking about the problem where the BOINC manager seems to lose contact with localhost? ...and all the tabs go blank? It seems this is a BOINC issue, and some of the later betas supposedly have a fix for that. So... no a new Rosetta version won't be expected to fix it, but "coming soon" from BOINC changes.

No it's not that, it's the problem where rosetta 5.43 is still running, BOINC thinks it's running, but rosetta isn't using any CPU time at all. There's a thread on here about it here. The solution mentioned in that thread is that the application needs to be compiled using the latest API.

The BOINC crashing problem is something else.

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