look at my list of computers. then look at: this link.
I am confused. Those instructions look like they are for the FGRP. Is that right?
I am trying to get a different app to work, Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo). This is the app that says it natively supports linux on ARM. And it does, with a 32bit OS. But when I try to run it on a 64bit OS, it fails. Even with using the alternative platform string.
look at my list of computers. then look at: this link.
I am confused. Those instructions look like they are for the FGRP. Is that right?
I am trying to get a different app to work, Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo). This is the app that says it natively supports linux on ARM. And it does, with a 32bit OS. But when I try to run it on a 64bit OS, it fails. Even with using the alternative platform string.
Doesn't matter what app. You can't expect to run 32 bit code on a 64 bit OS unless you have the 32bit libraries installed.
The BRP4 ARMV6 1.02 app fails on even 32bit RPi3's. Only the beta 1.47Neon app works on my Pi3B+.
If you installed the 32 bit libraries on your Pi4 then I don't know what else is wrong. Ask the the people successfully running the BRP4 app on Pi4's already.
I can't run any ARM32 bit app on my Jetson Nano because my distro does not support any 32 bit libraries. So I am out of luck with any project that does not have ARM64 bit apps.
look at my list of computers. then look at: this link.
I am confused. Those instructions look like they are for the FGRP. Is that right?
I am trying to get a different app to work, Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo). This is the app that says it natively supports linux on ARM. And it does, with a 32bit OS. But when I try to run it on a 64bit OS, it fails. Even with using the alternative platform string.
boinccmd --project_attach einstein.phys.uwm.edu "INSERT YOUR KEY"
cd /var/lib/boinc-client
sudo wget http://kerbodyne.com/einstein/einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo tar -xvf einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo systemctl restart boinc-client
cd
Works for me on pi3B and 3CM. Also works on pi4 but mine are running Rosetta@home
Does anybody have the updated link to the 1.47 (NEON) application? I formatted my Pi and I lost my anonymous app that I built using the 1.47 (NEON) application. It is annoying that this project does not detect raspberry PIs correctly.
boinccmd --project_attach einstein.phys.uwm.edu "INSERT YOUR KEY"
cd /var/lib/boinc-client
sudo wget http://kerbodyne.com/einstein/einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo tar -xvf einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo systemctl restart boinc-client
cd
Works for me on pi3B and 3CM. Also works on pi4 but mine are running Rosetta@home
Thank you for the quick turnaround. That worked perfectly. I downloaded the "einsteinbinary_BRP4_1.47_arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf__NEON" executable, and paired with a App_info.xml, I now have my raspberry pi 4 chugging along again.
boinccmd --project_attach einstein.phys.uwm.edu "INSERT YOUR KEY"
cd /var/lib/boinc-client
sudo wget http://kerbodyne.com/einstein/einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo tar -xvf einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo systemctl restart boinc-client
cd
Works for me on pi3B and 3CM. Also works on pi4 but mine are running Rosetta@home
FWIW (Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo)):
- RP4 w/ 32bit Raspberry Pi OS, OC 2.0ghz: ~27,000 seconds per task
- Same machine w/ 64bit Raspberry Pi OS, with the above app: ~11,000 seconds per task.
Quote:robl wrote: look at my
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I am confused. Those instructions look like they are for the FGRP. Is that right?
I am trying to get a different app to work, Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo). This is the app that says it natively supports linux on ARM. And it does, with a 32bit OS. But when I try to run it on a 64bit OS, it fails. Even with using the alternative platform string.
Reno, NV Team: SETI.USA
Quote:zombie67 [MM
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Doesn't matter what app. You can't expect to run 32 bit code on a 64 bit OS unless you have the 32bit libraries installed.
The BRP4 ARMV6 1.02 app fails on even 32bit RPi3's. Only the beta 1.47Neon app works on my Pi3B+.
If you installed the 32 bit libraries on your Pi4 then I don't know what else is wrong. Ask the the people successfully running the BRP4 app on Pi4's already.
I can't run any ARM32 bit app on my Jetson Nano because my distro does not support any 32 bit libraries. So I am out of luck with any project that does not have ARM64 bit apps.
Quote:zombie67 [MM
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Oops. Your are correct - FGRP.
Using rpiOS 64 bit
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For Binary Radio Pulsar Search
Using rpiOS 64 bit beta:
sudo apt install boinc-client boinctui
boinccmd --project_attach einstein.phys.uwm.edu "INSERT YOUR KEY"
cd /var/lib/boinc-client
sudo wget http://kerbodyne.com/einstein/einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo tar -xvf einstein_64bit_0.13.tar
sudo systemctl restart boinc-client
cd
Works for me on pi3B and 3CM. Also works on pi4 but mine are running Rosetta@home
Does anybody have the updated
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Does anybody have the updated link to the 1.47 (NEON) application? I formatted my Pi and I lost my anonymous app that I built using the 1.47 (NEON) application. It is annoying that this project does not detect raspberry PIs correctly.
Try one of these
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Try one of these locations.
<download_url>http://einstein-dl.phys.uwm.edu/download/einsteinbinary_BRP4_1.47_arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf__NEON</download_url>
<download_url>http://einstein-dl4.cgca.uwm.edu/download/einsteinbinary_BRP4_1.47_arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf__NEON</download_url>
<download_url>http://einstein-dl.syr.edu/download/einsteinbinary_BRP4_1.47_arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf__NEON</download_url>
bowguy wrote: For Binary
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It's working now. Thanks!!
Reno, NV Team: SETI.USA
Keith, Thank you for the
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Keith,
Thank you for the quick turnaround. That worked perfectly. I downloaded the "einsteinbinary_BRP4_1.47_arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf__NEON" executable, and paired with a App_info.xml, I now have my raspberry pi 4 chugging along again.
bowguy wrote: For Binary
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FWIW (Binary Radio Pulsar Search (Arecibo)):
- RP4 w/ 32bit Raspberry Pi OS, OC 2.0ghz: ~27,000 seconds per task
- Same machine w/ 64bit Raspberry Pi OS, with the above app: ~11,000 seconds per task.
Reno, NV Team: SETI.USA
Interesting product to power,
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Interesting product to power, monitor and stack 5 pi's
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