Getting mprime output on console window.

wildrabbitt · 2019-10-19, 15:12

Hi,

I run mprime on ubuntu. Since I put it in the startup folder to run when my machine starts, I don't get any output. I'd like to know what ms/iter I'm getting.

Is there anything I can do?

Will

Prime95 · 2019-10-19, 15:34

mprime -d

wildrabbitt · 2019-10-19, 16:08

I've tried putting the command

mprime/mprime -d

as the command run on boot.

The thing is, because the program isn't started from the console, there's nothing to see.

If I run mprime -d after boot, mprime says there's another mprime running so nothing happens.

Prime95 · 2019-10-19, 16:27

This is my crontab entry:

Code:

@reboot screen -S mprime -d -m /home/george/Prime95/mprime -d

Screen -r lets me see mprime's output whenever I'm in the mood.

wildrabbitt · 2019-10-19, 16:41

Does ubuntu have crontab file or whatever it is? All I know how to do is enter a command in a window box called startup applications.

paulunderwood · 2019-10-19, 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by wildrabbitt

Does ubuntu have crontab file or whatever it is? All I know how to do is enter a command in a window box called startup applications.

Yes, Ubuntu should have a crontab, To list use crontab -l and to edit it use crontab -e. Then insert the "@reboot" line like the one given by Prime95 and remove the "startup" method you did.

ewmayer · 2019-10-20, 02:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

This is my crontab entry:

Code:

@reboot screen -S mprime -d -m /home/george/Prime95/mprime -d

Screen -r lets me see mprime's output whenever I'm in the mood.

For Mlucas runs, I just do 'tail -2 [path to run directory]/*stat && date'. As each assignment finishes I move its pXXX* files (every-10Miter persistent savefiles and .stat file) into an archive directory, so there is once again a unique .stat file in the rundir, which is a requirement for 'tail' with any non-default line-display count to work.

wildrabbitt · 2019-10-20, 13:38

Thanks very much guys. I've got crontab to do what I needed. Thanks.

wildrabbitt · 2019-11-13, 10:13

Hi guys,

I've got into a bit of trouble.

My crontab file has these two lines in

@reboot screen -S mprime -d -m \home\william\mprime\mprime -d
@reboot pactl load-module module-loopback

When I type in screen -r I'm told there's no screen to resume. Is there anything obviously wrong?

paulunderwood · 2019-11-13, 10:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by wildrabbitt

Hi guys,

I've got into a bit of trouble.

My crontab file has these two lines in

@reboot screen -S mprime -d -m \home\william\mprime\mprime -d
@reboot pactl load-module module-loopback

When I type in screen -r I'm told there's no screen to resume. Is there anything obviously wrong?

Use forward slashes.

wildrabbitt · 2019-11-13, 11:26

Thanks.

2019-10-19, 15:12	#1
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 677₈ Posts	Getting mprime output on console window. Hi, I run mprime on ubuntu. Since I put it in the startup folder to run when my machine starts, I don't get any output. I'd like to know what ms/iter I'm getting. Is there anything I can do? Will

2019-10-19, 16:27	#4
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 16557₈ Posts	This is my crontab entry: Code: @reboot screen -S mprime -d -m /home/george/Prime95/mprime -d Screen -r lets me see mprime's output whenever I'm in the mood.

2019-10-19, 16:41	#5
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 3×149 Posts	Does ubuntu have crontab file or whatever it is? All I know how to do is enter a command in a window box called startup applications. Last fiddled with by wildrabbitt on 2019-10-19 at 16:41 Reason: missing question mark

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2019-10-19, 15:34	#2
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 1D6F₁₆ Posts	mprime -d

2019-10-19, 16:08	#3
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 110111111₂ Posts	I've tried putting the command mprime/mprime -d as the command run on boot. The thing is, because the program isn't started from the console, there's nothing to see. If I run mprime -d after boot, mprime says there's another mprime running so nothing happens.

2019-10-20, 13:38	#8
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 677₈ Posts	Thanks very much guys. I've got crontab to do what I needed. Thanks.

2019-11-13, 10:13	#9
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 3·149 Posts	Hi guys, I've got into a bit of trouble. My crontab file has these two lines in @reboot screen -S mprime -d -m \home\william\mprime\mprime -d @reboot pactl load-module module-loopback When I type in screen -r I'm told there's no screen to resume. Is there anything obviously wrong?

2019-11-13, 11:26	#11
wildrabbitt Jul 2014 3×149 Posts	Thanks.