Graph from 22 August.

I was down for about a week. Moved servers to another town and kept one with me. Now i'm back full speed ahead!

Graph from 13 September.

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Distributed Amiga got a second breath. If this trend doesn't stop we'll never reach them.

Even if it takes some years to pull ahead it will be worth it. So far I can only hammer out 100K give or take, but I will throw up more machines in different spots as necessary. :)

Fresh update, 20 September.

Another update, 25 September. The Czech team should be taken this weekend.

16-th place taken! 29 September.

[ Edited by Krashan 29.09.2015 - 05:35 ]

I have tried to join Morphos team but I have requested my password yesterday and don't receive It. :(

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Beef Roast, we're coming for you!

Graph updated. 1 October

Graph updated again, scale changed to accomodate our progress: 9 October 2015.

I can see there my 2950 fully gnodes! Hehehehe! Not much help but will keep doing when I can.

Ever bit helps. Noticed one of my lazy r200 servers had the Dnet client closed. Fired it back up and everything is good again.

Graph update, 21 October.

Graph update, 25 October.

I don't remember password or email used.
Sent a mail to help@distributed.net looking
for some help on joining the effort.

Search for your User-Name in Participiant-Stats and click "please e-mail me my password".
If that does not work, you have to create a new Account.

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Thanks Tom01, just tried that several ocasions without any result.
But I don't know/remember nor find how to create a new account.

You create when you install the dnet client. Insert the email you want to use. Then, as Tom01 says, request the password for that email.
You can only request a password once you have upload at least one node.

I requested my password but finally had to write a mail cos I hadn't received It.

Good luck Victor!

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Thanks Loco !!
I'll try that way too ;-D

Graph for 31 October. It is expected that we will move one place up tomorrow, or on Monday.

Sure! We're very near. Let's do more nodes!

But, what's the point in naming the group amiga if the majority of raw power comes from machines that have nothing to do with it?

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True. Same could be said about Team MorphOS. Suppose we could use a ton of PPC hardware to try to crunch away, but by the time a stack of MorphOS machines crunch a certain chunk, one of my dell servers can do that amount of work easily.

We just play favorites and crunch away! :)