./mprime -B in 257

2008-10-28, 04:36

Running 64bit linux mprime 64bit. When I was running 2414 I would use ./mprime -B2 to start two threads in the background. Now I understand the 257 is multi threaded (so I can drop the 2), but how do I start the program in the background (-B). If I use ./mprime and close the terminal (window) it kills mprime, with the -B2 option(previously) I could close the window and mprime would continue to run.

Prime95 · 2008-10-28, 16:08

try "nohup ./mprime". I don't know if the -B switch works anymore. I need to check that out.

Jeff Gilchrist · 2008-10-29, 18:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

try "nohup ./mprime". I don't know if the -B switch works anymore. I need to check that out.

The -B switch seems to be gone. As George suggested, use "nohup ./mprime &" to launch it in the background if you want it to survive you logging out.

Xyzzy · 2008-10-29, 20:40

Or use "screen".

2008-10-28, 04:36	#1
Lazlow 2²·5·283 Posts	./mprime -B in 257 Running 64bit linux mprime 64bit. When I was running 2414 I would use ./mprime -B2 to start two threads in the background. Now I understand the 257 is multi threaded (so I can drop the 2), but how do I start the program in the background (-B). If I use ./mprime and close the terminal (window) it kills mprime, with the -B2 option(previously) I could close the window and mprime would continue to run.

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2008-10-28, 16:08	#2
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 7913₁₀ Posts	try "nohup ./mprime". I don't know if the -B switch works anymore. I need to check that out.

2008-10-29, 20:40	#4
Xyzzy Aug 2002 7²·173 Posts	Or use "screen".