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I'm running 10.5.8. Will the new WUs eventually work with an OS older than 10.6 or should I take my upgrade DVD closer to the top of my pile of "things to do" on my desk?

It should work eventually. I added something which might have fixed it last night, but I don't know if Travis has updated the binaries being sent out yet. I also don't have an old OS X to test on, so I don't know if it actually works yet. However, when the OpenCL applications are ready at some point in the future, you'll need 10.6 to use those.

Yes, that problem has hypothetically been solved. Are you on and old version of OS X? It seems to be because by default, statically linked binaries on 10.6 don't work on older versions of OS X.

It looks like the nbody simulation assimilator is up and going. I know the workunits are really short, but right now we're just testing to see if the searches can get to the known best position and trying to debug the assimilator. It's a lot easier when we have a bit more of a work flow going.
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Once we have things a bit more debugged, the nbody simulation workunit times should increase quite dramatically. Right now we're simulating around 4000 bodies, but we expect to increase that to around 100,000 to 1,000,000 bodies (or more).

i think it must be a bug in version 6.6.36 but not working out the dates correctly