Check out version 2.4.i386-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1 of setiathome. Also xsetiathome. Trash temporary and pid sah files and start again. You are running a full version of SuSE I assume, then this will work for you. I certainly works for me. Athlon/SuSE6.4/2.2.14/15 and soon 16/17. Remember you must start it from ITS home directory (or a configured directory) Regards, Bruce.
I recently changed my motherboard to an AOpen MX69 2 Socket-7 VIA MVP4 motherboard and a Cyrix M2-333MHz CPU. I'm running a compiled 2.2.13 kernel from SuSE 6.3 distribution. The setiathome client, the latest version for both i386 and i686, exits after a short while with a "floating point exception" error message. Supposedly, this problem is supposed to be fixed in the current version. Looking through the SuSE archives, someone wrote to turn off the math emulation and mttr features in the kernel. I tried that and it didn't work. Any ideas?
After much trial and error, I discovered that the i686-static version of the setiathome client is what I needed to sucessfully run on my Cyrix M2-based system. Strange. Hopefully, my stats will improve with the new system. :)
Thanks!
Christopher Reimer
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