RE: DIVA SOFTWARE ON INTEL CORE 2 DUO PROCESSOR

From: Guy Hermans <Guy.Hermans@ablynx.com>
Date: Fri Dec 15 2006 - 04:28:12 EST
Hi Will,
 
If you've got DiVa installed, you should have a digitized image of the
breakoff point and side streams on-screen. Those images are recorded by
camera's in the sorter, and digitized via a specialized board in the PC
BD supplied you with.
 
So while DiVa software for analysis doen not need a second hard drive
(or even partition) in my hands, and a single generic ethernet
connection will probably do for connecting to the sorter, the camera
images cannot be captured without having the board installed.
 
The capture board in question is a relic, and a sizeable one at that.
I'm not sure if it as a PCI slot connector or something older. It may or
may not physically fit inside the Mac's tower case, and I'm not sure
about their legacy interfaces support, esp. when running Windows.
 
Having said that, I don't see why it shouldn't work in off-line analysis
mode, and several people on this list have already indicated that it
does. Having two cores onboard will only help speed up the software if
it's written to make use of them, and I'm pretty sure Diva isn't as it
orginates from the days well before dual core CPU's became affordable.
 
Guy
 



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-----Original Message-----
From: William Schott [mailto:will.schott@jax.org] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 9:31 PM
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: Re: DIVA SOFTWARE ON INTEL CORE 2 DUO PROCESSOR


Has anyone out there upgraded their DiVa to anything faster, for sorting
and acquisition? We have the original DiVa upgrade supplied HP
workstation. I don' know much about what kind of card slots or hard
drive configuration would be required by the DiVa software... Does it
just need a dedicated ethernet connection? I would be interested to see
if an Intel Mac with windows installed could run our sorter... 


-will




William Schott

Flow Cytometrist

The Jackson Laboratory

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Bar Harbor, ME 04609

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On Dec 12, 2006, at 3:31 PM, [FlowJo Tech Support] Maciej Simm wrote:


David, I've installed DiVa 5 on an intel macbook using parallels (core
duo) as well as on a mac pro natively in bootcamp (c2d). Of course
native is faster, though my general "feel" of it is that c2d does not
make much difference, not enough to "wow" anyway. Could just be the
software, tho - not sure it's multithreaded. .

I had no problem getting the diva USB dongle drives to work in either
parallels or bootcamp.

Maciej Simm
Tree Star Inc.



dombkowski@HELIX.MGH.HARVARD.EDU wrote:

 I want to know if anyone is running DIVA software on a PC with Core 2
Duo Processor for acquisition and sorting from a sorter. I am hoping
that this platform will provide superior performance of DIVA software
for acquisition and sorting.

There is also the Core 2 Duo extreme Processor as well.

Thanks
David






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