And that’s #2 up and crunching successfully WOO HOO!!!
Right On!
Thank you
#3 is up and running now, it's still on it's first batch of tasks but hopes are high as I think I did the same thing on all of them, I sure hope so anyway!! I do have a form I'm following this one:
Interesting url. Thank you for posting it. I wonder if the Wii help an ARM Chromebook I have.
I have not tried on my own Chromebook but have this that SAYS it will let you boot from an external drive which I was going to use Linux instead of the Chromebook app, but it's never worked for me. I think it's missing an important step.
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Thank you
#3 is up and running now, it's still on it's first batch of tasks but hopes are high as I think I did the same thing on all of them, I sure hope so anyway!! I do have a form I'm following this one:
https://community.element14.com/members-area/personalblogs/b/blog/posts/rosetta-home-on-raspbian-pi-4
Interesting url. Thank you
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Interesting url. Thank you for posting it. I wonder if the Wii help an ARM Chromebook I have.
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Tom M wrote: Interesting
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I have not tried on my own Chromebook but have this that SAYS it will let you boot from an external drive which I was going to use Linux instead of the Chromebook app, but it's never worked for me. I think it's missing an important step.
https://www.wikihow.com/Enable-USB-Booting-on-Chromebook
My idea was to use the much more familiar Linux to crunch with and use the Chrome stuff when I go on trips etc.
I think I got an arm
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I think I got an arm Chromebook running boinc but don't remember the research/steps I used. Have to find a power brick/cable for it
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https://www.tomshardware.com/
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https://www.tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/jeff-geerling-finally-unlocks-raspberry-pi-external-gpu-support-and-yes-it-runs-doom-3-at-4k
So the question is once the "all applications" version is implemented can we use it for GPU crunching?
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The article is simply showing
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The article is simply showing you can run your external gpu on a Pi. Nothing about running gpu tasks on the internal gpu in a Pi.
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Granted. I was wondering about the discreet GPU processing.
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I don't see how the cpu could
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I don't see how the cpu could support any modern middle to high end gpu without severe throttling of throughput.
Great results on solving
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Great results on solving break point problem. Many thanks.
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Context?
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