Posts by Pete Broad
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Android Validation ?
(Message 9589)
Posted 20 Jan 2023 by ![]() You need to use Boinc 7.18.1. Under Enable remote control there's a box that you need to tick. Pete |
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Android Validation ?
(Message 9586)
Posted 20 Jan 2023 by ![]() You need to enable remote control under boinc preferences on your androids. Pete |
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Is project having server / database problems?
(Message 9376)
Posted 30 Oct 2022 by ![]() Maybe something to do with the clocks going back? Pete |
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Android
(Message 9102)
Posted 29 May 2022 by ![]() Within minutes of my previous post I started getting Work units! Pete |
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Android
(Message 9100)
Posted 29 May 2022 by ![]() I'm not getting any units for any of Androids. I've enabled Remote Control, tried a reset and removed and added WUprop again but the message still says no tasks sent, any ideas? Pete |
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(Message 9072)
Posted 26 May 2022 by ![]() Tasks running for 5 minutes and credit is 0.2. However my app hours aren't going up. Pete |
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Android
(Message 9071)
Posted 26 May 2022 by ![]() You should enable remote control in prefs O.K, Looks to be working now, Thanks. Pete |
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Android
(Message 9069)
Posted 26 May 2022 by ![]() If WUProp is the only active project, the workunit won't end until another project will be active. No, my Androids are all running Universe at home. They've all moved on slightly to 99.966 now so I'll leave them running. Pete |
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(Message 9066)
Posted 26 May 2022 by ![]() I have some WuProp test applications running for Android but they looked to have stopped at 99.857% Pete |
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Project revival
(Message 8868)
Posted 29 Mar 2022 by ![]() Just checked some of my androids. Looks like no tasks at the moment. There were a few tasks on the 20th of March, one per machine, but they are awaiting validation. Pete |
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Badge upgrades thread
(Message 8864)
Posted 28 Mar 2022 by ![]() Stats app hour recording is back up and running. Yes, my apps have gone from 362 to 366 overnight so gradually being updated. Pete |
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Project revival
(Message 8854)
Posted 27 Mar 2022 by ![]() That's great. |
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Problem with last Android BOINC version 7.18.1
(Message 8713)
Posted 26 Feb 2022 by ![]() looks like it started on the day the second phone was installed. Have you given the phones separate identities which is something you can do in the latest version of Boinc? Pete |
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Badge upgrades thread
(Message 8309)
Posted 16 Aug 2021 by ![]() 15th Star! Pete |
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WuPeop errors / invalid tasks since install ANDROID BOINC V 7.18.0
(Message 8229)
Posted 4 Jul 2021 by ![]() This is an Alpha version and every version since 7.14.1 has various issues. I'm still using 7.4.53 which is rock solid on everything from Android 4.42 to Android 10. Pete |
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Android App Versions
(Message 8047)
Posted 11 Apr 2021 by ![]() Yes, seen this many times. Usually sorts itself out after 3 attempts to get the correct task. Pete |
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Android 10
(Message 7395)
Posted 24 Sep 2020 by ![]() My Android 10 works fine. I've noticed that some of the newer versions of Android may need a few attempts before the correct file to run WUProp is downloaded. Pete |
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(Message 7276)
Posted 25 Jul 2020 by ![]() Thanks for your advice, to be clear, both the routers I am using (Netgears) are hard wired to give out a maximum of 32 wifi addresses per channel. I know that if you are using ethernet cables then the limit as you say is 253. Yes, the range the Netgear routers run is 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.255, the other router I have is a TPLink which has an address of 192.168.1.1. I've run a few checks using IP scanner and this can see the Router but if I type in 192.168.1.1 then I can't access it to change anything. Now then, when my Internet was upgraded to Fibre To Cabinet this router no longer worked so I had to purchase the Netgear routers. The strange thing is though that I was able to plug it in to the new Netgear router and it worked just fine then when we had a power outage a few months ago it reverted to 192.168.1.1 and I've no idea how to get into the router to change the parameters. I also dug out an old Netgear WAP which should have an address of 192.168.0.227 but this shows up as 192.168.1.227 and I can't access it...As my wife made me remove all of my ethernet cables and hubs a while ago I started using Powerline connectors but since the power cut one of them no longer works, shrug. Thanks, but I already tried that, not only on the TP Link router but on the Netgear WAP plus a couple of other old routers I have stored away. They all get IP's in the range 192.168.1.x. I'm thinking that my router doesn't have any IP's to allocate in the 192.168.0.x range due to all the other wifi devices I'm running ? Pete |
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Badge upgrades thread
(Message 7268)
Posted 24 Jul 2020 by ![]() Thanks for your advice, to be clear, both the routers I am using (Netgears) are hard wired to give out a maximum of 32 wifi addresses per channel. I know that if you are using ethernet cables then the limit as you say is 253. Yes, the range the Netgear routers run is 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.255, the other router I have is a TPLink which has an address of 192.168.1.1. I've run a few checks using IP scanner and this can see the Router but if I type in 192.168.1.1 then I can't access it to change anything. Now then, when my Internet was upgraded to Fibre To Cabinet this router no longer worked so I had to purchase the Netgear routers. The strange thing is though that I was able to plug it in to the new Netgear router and it worked just fine then when we had a power outage a few months ago it reverted to 192.168.1.1 and I've no idea how to get into the router to change the parameters. I also dug out an old Netgear WAP which should have an address of 192.168.0.227 but this shows up as 192.168.1.227 and I can't access it...As my wife made me remove all of my ethernet cables and hubs a while ago I started using Powerline connectors but since the power cut one of them no longer works, shrug. One other option I have is to get a Hauwei internet box but these only support 10 connections and cost around £30 a month. Pete |
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Badge upgrades thread
(Message 7265)
Posted 24 Jul 2020 by ![]() I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2013 edition I believe, can I run BOINC on that ??? Did you get the Boinc app from PlayStore? Pete |