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latest test like a min ago

Today it shows 32 downstream channels and supposed to have 5 upstream channels but only 2 are showing up at the moment I honestly think there is something wonky with this gateway but surprisingly the last test I did the download was a bit shy of what the claim my speed should be and the upload was above what they claim I should have as they recently upgraded the tier to 2000/200 last test was 1264/304 I need to get a new Gateway from them since it has been easily 2 years since i got this current one One thing I found out about them is they will come out with new hardware but do not inform you that you need to come in and exchange the old one for the updated one I noticed the Gateway felt really warm to me (even though I made a special stand so it has a good 3" of space underneath where the intake vent is) So I skinned it (Took cover off) and it seems to be acting better every since but that is just a temp solution 🤣 I just reloaded page and all but 2 download channels vanished and now it shows 3 upload so ya I think something is not right with the gateway as that should not happen

again like in the IP post sorry for the massive delay, Ill do better from now on . I do know the 3 way that they installed a few years ago, well like 6 or so now ( Time goes by so fast the older i get seems just yesterday I was 40. I believe it has something like 0 3.5 and 3.5 Let me go out and look actually Nope it is -7, -7 , -3.5 and the -3.5 is the cable that runs to the Gateway and TV box in G friends office (there is a 2 way in there of -3.5) They did run a new line from the 5 way hub by street to the house a few years ago probably same time they replaced the splitter actually As far as getting my own modem I also have Xfinity voice so I have to use a gateway and last i checked they were not that cheap

Sorry CA3LE I been slacking and just seen this crap i did not realize how long ago this was as well Truly I'm sorry for not getting back to you way sooner

Oh my goodness! Awesome article dude! Thank you so much, However I am encountering issues with your RSS. I don't understand the reason why I cannot subscribe to it. Is there anybody having identical RSS issues? Anybody who knows the answer will you kindly respond? Thanks!!

TestMy.net Test ID : MQxIChSEV

@ takdog That is a different variety than grows native in the Texas panhandle. This is a Texas panhandle native cholla that I have domesticated. It grows in my backyard & this was taken in early Summer when it blooms:

https://stats.foldingathome.org/team/44352

just testing...1,2,3. hmmm, are these the cylindroids we are looking for? OH, hello cholla.

Testmy.net team number 44352 V8.x is functioning and getting WU's It's interesting the way it's setup now. @EBrown @nanobot may have seen this on v7.x Setup and configuration is much more simple and almost too easy,, this from grok Here are step-by-step instructions for installing Folding@home (F@H) v8.x in headless mode, based on the web results provided: Preparation: Download the Latest Client: Ensure you have the latest F@H client for your operating system. For Linux, you'll typically use the .deb package. Create or Log into F@H Account: Visit https://beta.foldingathome.org/ to either create an account or log in if you already have one. Get Account Token: Log into your F@H account on the web control site. Navigate to account settings by clicking the user icon in the top right corner. Copy the account token provided there. Installation on Linux: Debian/Ubuntu: Install the Client: Open a terminal and install the client with: sudo dpkg -i fah-client_8.x.x_arm64.deb # Replace with the correct version and architecture If there are missing dependencies, resolve them with: sudo apt-get install -f Configure the Client: Edit or create the configuration file: sudo nano /etc/fah-client/config.xml Add or modify the file to include your account token: xml <config> <account-token v="your_account_token_here"/> </config> Save and exit the editor (in nano, this is Ctrl+X, then Y, then Enter). Enable and Start the Service: Enable the service to start at boot: sudo systemctl enable fah-client Start the service: sudo systemctl start fah-client Check Service Status: Verify the client is running: sudo systemctl status fah-client Web Control Access: Since this is headless, you'll manage the client through Web Control from another device. Use the same account you set up the token with to see your headless machine listed under "Computers" on the F@H web control. Additional Notes: For Non-Linux Systems: The process might differ, but the core concept of using the account token to link the client to your account remains the same. For Windows, you might use a silent install but still need to ensure the client is configured with your account details. Troubleshooting: If the client doesn't show up in Web Control, ensure your network settings are correct and that there are no firewall issues blocking the connection. Check the client logs for errors (on Linux, they might be in /var/lib/fahclient/logs/). Updates: Keep the client updated through the system's package manager or directly from the F@H website for security and performance improvements. These steps should help you set up F@H v8.x in headless mode. Remember, the exact commands or paths might vary slightly depending on your system's configuration or the specific version of the client you're installing.

Thanks mudmanc4 I did not intend to limit this topic to "Original Members". I just wanted to see how many were still around at least sometimes. Anyone remember these:

You're not in the first 1000 members but you are an OG TMN member for sure. 1000th member to 10,000th is like a 6 month difference.

Im not quite an OG but close, Happy holidays !

this is using cat 8 and direct connection into hfc nbn 1000/50

Thanks

Good to see the responses. I hoped there would be more. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all.

+1 to that

Pretty good for Wi-Fi I'd say (tested on my iPad)

I'm in an office sharing with 2 person, i guess its enough.

Hi Ca3le nice to meet ya. Just a sudden hunch to find some of my old registered forums since i had free time, plus my email was banned by yahoo quite a time ago with no clear reason, although manage to get it back, all previous emails was wipe clean. Thanks for the badge !

Wow! Your member number is right in between xs1 and cholla. You definitely deserve the Original Member badge. Welcome back. What kept you from signing in for over 20 years? I was just glancing over some of the first members. There are still a few registered in 2003 (the year the forums started here) who are still active. Pretty cool.