Re: dnetc on the Raspberry Pi

Hi Paul,

I'm not sure if you are aware but there is already a GPU client for Linux
you can find in the download section here
http://www1.distributed.net/Download_clients  

Jarod 


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Subject: [RC5] dnetc on the Raspberry Pi


Morning all,

Has anyone else tried the d.net client on a Raspberry Pi? For those who
don't know what one of those is, it is a credit card sized ARM based linux
box that you can get for under 30quid delivered here in the UK. It has a
700MHz ARM CPU, 256MB of RAM, 2 USB ports, 10/100 ethernet and HMDI graphics
and uses an SD card for storage.

Anyway, I've put dnetc on it and it's happily crunching away at the rc5-72
project at around 770kkeys/s. Nothing special in terms of keyrate but it
wasn't really designed for performance.

One interesting point to note is that from what I've read the RasPi has a
very powerful GPU on it and I was wondering if someone a lot brighter than
me has considered doing an rc5 core for it that makes full use of the GPU?

Paul

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