medchemistMA
02-27-2008, 01:00 PM
I was wondering if someone could recommend testing software that will run on 64 bit Linux (Ubuntu 7.10). I know that Orthos and Prime95 are common programs, but I don't think they supported on Linux.
I haven't been able to get mu neural-net software rebuilt on Linux, but I think I would like to confirm the stability of my hardware setup be fore I launch something that will run at 100% CPU for three days. I may need to add some code that will give the CPU a break based on the temp, but I don't know yet. Windows has some built in hardware protection that is absent in most Linux distributions.
Suggestions would be greatly appreciated,
MedchemistMA
I haven't been able to get mu neural-net software rebuilt on Linux, but I think I would like to confirm the stability of my hardware setup be fore I launch something that will run at 100% CPU for three days. I may need to add some code that will give the CPU a break based on the temp, but I don't know yet. Windows has some built in hardware protection that is absent in most Linux distributions.
Suggestions would be greatly appreciated,
MedchemistMA