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# Config file for /etc/init.d/foldingathome
#
# The f@h client configuration can be found in /opt/foldingathome/client1/client.cfg
# Run /opt/foldingathome/initfolding to reconfigure that.
#
# Enter options here to be passed to the Folding client:
#
# -oneunit Instruct the client to quit following the completion of one work unit.
# -verbosity x Sets the output level, from 1 to 9 (max). The default is 3
# -forceasm Force core assembly optimizations to be used if available
# -advmethods Request to be assigned any new Cores or work units.
#
# A full listing of options can be found here:
# http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegroup/folding/console-userguide.html
# But use of other options are not recommended when using the Folding client
# as a service.
#
#FOLD_OPTS="-advmethods"
# Number of clients to run
#
# Folding@Home isn't multithreaded, so if you're running multiple CPU's
# you will need to run a client to run for each of your CPU's in order
# to achieve the best performance for Folding@Home. Up to a maximum of 8.
# Ex. A dual CPU system would use CPU=2. The init script has code to
# determine how many CPUs you have if you set CPU=0.
#
CPU=0
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