github seems to have all the other programs but the client ?
with Ubuntu 20.04 I just segfault , I would like to build from source if its possible , I am assuming its related to no python 2
how to build client from source ?
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Re: how to build client from source ?
FAHClient is one of the few components in F@h that is closed source. They do not want people to modify workunits and corrupt the management and processing of the scientific workunits.
Are you saying that the software segfaulted in Ubuntu 20.04?
Are you saying that the software segfaulted in Ubuntu 20.04?
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Re: how to build client from source ?
yes , it was running fine on 19.10 but yesterday switched to 20.04 and now its segfaults
it is GPU related if I remove opencl it loads up so at least CPU is folding atm
all good , I'll stop trying to find the source code for client , I had a feeling it might have been closed source
it must be because of some old depreciated dependencies that are removed now, I already had to re-build FAHControl to use python3
but I also have a lot of other broken programs that needed qt4 so its becoming a bit of a mission at the moment with some old programs that have no maintainers downside to things not always being backward compatible
it is GPU related if I remove opencl it loads up so at least CPU is folding atm
all good , I'll stop trying to find the source code for client , I had a feeling it might have been closed source
it must be because of some old depreciated dependencies that are removed now, I already had to re-build FAHControl to use python3
but I also have a lot of other broken programs that needed qt4 so its becoming a bit of a mission at the moment with some old programs that have no maintainers downside to things not always being backward compatible