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The goal of this thread is just to help organize the F@H forum information like suggested in the TR folding team thread. Hopefully this or something like it will decrease the number of sticks and help organize things for the TR team.

Stanford Links:
Setup and Clients:
Stanford F@H Downloads
Stanford F@H High Performance clients
Stanford FAQs:
Stanford General FAQ
Stanford GPU FAQ
Stanford GPU2 FAQ
Stanford SMP FAQ
Stanford PS3 FAQ

WIndows/Linux General app install + Welcome:
Welcome to team 2630!
Linux SMP:
The easy Linux SMP Install guide (including for Windows XP!)

notfred's Diskless App:
Diskless Folding Virtual Appliance

Sub teams thread:
UnitedGerbilNation Census
UnitedGerbilNation's drive to the Top

Performance, power usage, stats and help links:
Linux/OSX SMP core update increases throughput > 35%
GPU2 Client performance -> important information
Some important F@H Links - UPDATED 1/3/06
Advanced Folding@home Options (dated)
Milestones: 100K and above

Fun/Holiday/Major Troop Rallying Threads:
The CALL to ARMS. What's your contribution?
Make frankenbot scary for halloween - 2008
Make frankenbot scary for halloween -2007
Making TRFrankenbot scary for Halloween, 2004

Team improvement suggestions thread:
TR folding team

Suggestions for other possible write ups to link too:
Write up on what processor/GPU configurations should have what kind of client installed. Maybe using important info from the Front page?
TR install guide for windows SMP.
TR install guide for GPU client installs.
TR install guide for PS3 client installs.

Any comments or suggestions for Threads to link are welcome.

(Post to be updated as needed.)

Thank you, tfp! I believe you've hit on a solution to our sticky congestion. I will defer to JBI, but I think you have a Gold Metal Winner here.

Looks pretty good to me... having an "index thread" like this seems like a reasonable thing to do to try and keep things more organized.

Stickied.

We should discuss which of the other stickies should be un-stickied. (Maybe all of them?)

I would think all of them? If a thread is active/very active it will be right under the index thread anyways most of the time. If a thread isn't active (two of the stickies haven't had a post in over a year) no need to push down active threads as there should be a link in the index for threads that contain important info.

This is the post with links to the former stickies plus one. Much of the information is now obsolete but much of it may help with issues or questions you might have. And it should give you a glimpse at some of what goes on under the hood of the shiny new V7 client.

History, info, and How to F@h the beginning to 20 February 2008

Some important F@H Links - UPDATED 1/3/06 14 November 2002 to 21 July 2010

Advanced Folding@home Options 01 March 2005 to 21 June 2011

Info on power consumption for GPU client candidate systems 25 January 2007 to 04 January 2009

The easy Linux SMP Install guide (including for Windows XP!) 08 February 2007 to 04 August 2011

Ubuntu 10.04 F@h workaround 26 May 2010 to 30 January 2011

Alternatives to F@H? 10 January 2014 to 22 July 2015

If you think of other threads which should be included in this list, PM me and I will add them in the appropriate spot. Or simply post them in this thread.

It has been a while since I spent money and time folding, but I do still have the TRfolding.org domain pointing to this forum, at least until April 2019. Since I had to renew some domain name registrations today, I was reminded of that. It's easier to remember and type trfolding.org than to click a few links to get where you were going anyway, especially on the small machines people are using these days where typing becomes a process of hoping it doesn't miscorrect you or your fingers are too big to hit the appropriate keys. I thought I did this here before, but apparently not.

FYI