> Hello, > > Is there a way to use multiple CPUs or cores ? Yes, create as many separate run directories as you need, and run one enigma-client in each of them. For Linux (I assume you are running one instance already): ========================================================== In the source directory: cd enigma-client/ # get and untar: wget www.bytereef.org/software/multicore-install-unix.tar.gz # Each of the scripts just creates a *single* run directory, # so for four cores execute all of them: ./eclient-install-2.sh ./eclient-install-3.sh ./eclient-install-4.sh # /etc/inittab version: # add additional entries as necessary: EC2:2345:respawn:/bin/su - -c /home//.enigma-client2/ecboot EC3:2345:respawn:/bin/su - -c /home//.enigma-client3/ecboot EC4:2345:respawn:/bin/su - -c /home//.enigma-client4/ecboot telinit Q # crontab version: # add additional entries as necessary: @reboot /home//.enigma-client2/ecrun @reboot /home//.enigma-client3/ecrun @reboot /home//.enigma-client4/ecrun cd ~/.enigma-client2 && ./ecrun cd ~/.enigma-client3 && ./ecrun cd ~/.enigma-client4 && ./ecrun For Windows XP Pro (assuming that a single instance is already running): ========================================================================= download www.bytereef.org/software/multicore-install-XP-Pro.zip unzip the archive into enigma-suite-winXPexe-0.73.2, just where eclient-XP-Pro-install.bat already is. Change the instance of "nominal" to the password that you chose in eclient-XP-Pro-install.bat. # depending on the number of cores, double click: # (each batch file creates a *single* new folder) eclient-2-XP-Pro-install.bat eclient-3-XP-Pro-install.bat eclient-4-XP-Pro-install.bat The background tasks are automatically created. For Windows XP Home (assuming that a single instance is already running): ========================================================================= download www.bytereef.org/software/multicore-install-XP-Home.zip unzip the archive into enigma-suite-winXPexe-0.73.2, just where eclient-XP-Home-install.bat already is. # depending on the number of cores, double click: # (each batch file creates a *single* new folder) eclient-2-XP-Home-install.bat eclient-3-XP-Home-install.bat eclient-4-XP-Home-install.bat The go through the procedure of creating a background task for each new folder. Please be very careful not to create a second background task for the *same* folder! During the process, you have to give each background task a new name, I suggest ecrunXP2, ecrunXP3, ecrunXP4. After reboot the new tasks will be executed. I did not check all of this as carefully as the other instructions on the website. Would be nice if you report difficulties or bugs. Stefan Krah