DeepSaros 2.5 beta Now with Fritz fix !!!! 32 bit now included !!!

http://hotfile.com/dl/110634979/6dc1763/DeepSaros25.zip.html

Natasha & Donna wrote:

http://hotfile.com/dl/110634979/6dc1763/DeepSaros25.zip.html

Some Fritz GUIs do not recogagise this engine but we hear it works well on Arena and Shredder GUI's ,
No bug fix expected untill Summer

Well unfortunately this engine instantly crashes on 980X cpu. Probably works on other cpu. Just not mine. I tried even just double clicking on it and crashes instantly. Oh well..........

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Well unfortunately this engine instantly crashes on 980X cpu. Probably works on other cpu. Just not mine. I tried even just double clicking on it and crashes instantly. Oh well..........

your just going to have to downgrade your hardware



sorry old friend

try his ivanhoe , its string and stable

Actually i found a way around all the problems. First i finally decided to try it with HT turned off and the engine was able to load up into Arena with no problems. Sadly the engine will not allow you to create the uci link inside Fritz. So what i did is I had to manually create the .uci file and then the engine was finally able to load up inside Fritz12 interface. The engine is stronger I would say minimum of 15 elo or more after 300 games of testing.

These guys really need to open up more threads inside these engines for servers with 8 or more cpu's. Otherwise this is why some of the engines have been crashing instantly on larger systems.

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Actually i found a way around all the problems. First i finally decided to try it with HT turned off and the engine was able to load up into Arena with no problems. Sadly the engine will not allow you to create the uci link inside Fritz. So what i did is I had to manually create the .uci file and then the engine was finally able to load up inside Fritz12 interface. The engine is stronger I would say minimum of 15 elo or more after 300 games of testing.

These guys really need to open up more threads inside these engines for servers with 8 or more cpu's. Otherwise this is why some of the engines have been crashing instantly on larger systems.

can you upload or send the engine you created for Fritz or the Fritz you made please



ps
HT not recommended for chess applications

Here is what it looks like to open up a .uci file that is created by Fritz 12 interface.

[ENGINE]
Name=DeepSaros ver.25a
Author=Roberto Munter, DeepSaros descent directly from IvanHoe series. Thanks for all the Decembrist for the Greath code!
Filename=E:\fritz8install\Engines.UCI\DeepSaros25\ds\win64\DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe
Priority=below normal


The part you will have to change is the line that starts with Filename.
You are going to have to type in the correct path to where the actual DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe or DeepSaros25-Icore2-w32.exe is stored on your computer. Most likely for most people it should be stored in the engines folder of Fritz.
The path should be this.

c:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines

or

c:\Program Files(x86)\ChessBase\Engines
Note: the path containing \Program Files(x86) will be for those using 64bit operating systems.

You can use notepad to manually create your very on .uci file. Of course you will have to rename the file extension to .uci since notepad will save it as a text file .txt. You also will have to save the .uci file in the correct folder once you edit the file or create it from scratch.

The path to save the .uci file is the following

c:\users\(logon name)\AppData\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI

You will also need to have "Show Hidden files and folders" enabled in order to see the Appdata folder and beyond.
NOTE: The above Engines.UCI path only applys to Windows Vista or Windows 7. Windows XP has a completely different path to the engines.uci folder. Sorry I dont have and windows XP machine to test with. But part of the Windows XP path will be something like c:\Documents and Settings\(logon name)\appdata\ChessBase\Engines.UCI
I am not positive but i think that is where it will reside for those still using Windows XP.

Hope this helps some. :)

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Here is what it looks like to open up a .uci file that is created by Fritz 12 interface.

[ENGINE]
Name=DeepSaros ver.25a
Author=Roberto Munter, DeepSaros descent directly from IvanHoe series. Thanks for all the Decembrist for the Greath code!
Filename=E:\fritz8install\Engines.UCI\DeepSaros25\ds\win64\DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe
Priority=below normal


The part you will have to change is the line that starts with Filename.
You are going to have to type in the correct path to where the actual DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe or DeepSaros25-Icore2-w32.exe is stored on your computer. Most likely for most people it should be stored in the engines folder of Fritz.
The path should be this.

c:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines

or

c:\Program Files(x86)\ChessBase\Engines
Note: the path containing \Program Files(x86) will be for those using 64bit operating systems.

You can use notepad to manually create your very on .uci file. Of course you will have to rename the file extension to .uci since notepad will save it as a text file .txt. You also will have to save the .uci file in the correct folder once you edit the file or create it from scratch.

The path to save the .uci file is the following

c:\users\(logon name)\AppData\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI

You will also need to have "Show Hidden files and folders" enabled in order to see the Appdata folder and beyond.
NOTE: The above Engines.UCI path only applys to Windows Vista or Windows 7. Windows XP has a completely different path to the engines.uci folder. Sorry I dont have and windows XP machine to test with. But part of the Windows XP path will be something like c:\Documents and Settings\(logon name)\appdata\ChessBase\Engines.UCI
I am not positive but i think that is where it will reside for those still using Windows XP.

Hope this helps some. :)

won't help us but i'm sure pc literate members will find the information very helpfull , thank you

Natasha & Donna wrote:

http://hotfile.com/dl/110634979/6dc1763/DeepSaros25.zip.html

me4u wrote:

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Here is what it looks like to open up a .uci file that is created by Fritz 12 interface.

[ENGINE]
Name=DeepSaros ver.25a
Author=Roberto Munter, DeepSaros descent directly from IvanHoe series. Thanks for all the Decembrist for the Greath code!
Filename=E:\fritz8install\Engines.UCI\DeepSaros25\ds\win64\DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe
Priority=below normal


The part you will have to change is the line that starts with Filename.
You are going to have to type in the correct path to where the actual DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe or DeepSaros25-Icore2-w32.exe is stored on your computer. Most likely for most people it should be stored in the engines folder of Fritz.
The path should be this.

c:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines

or

c:\Program Files(x86)\ChessBase\Engines
Note: the path containing \Program Files(x86) will be for those using 64bit operating systems.

You can use notepad to manually create your very on .uci file. Of course you will have to rename the file extension to .uci since notepad will save it as a text file .txt. You also will have to save the .uci file in the correct folder once you edit the file or create it from scratch.

The path to save the .uci file is the following

c:\users\(logon name)\AppData\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI

You will also need to have "Show Hidden files and folders" enabled in order to see the Appdata folder and beyond.
NOTE: The above Engines.UCI path only applys to Windows Vista or Windows 7. Windows XP has a completely different path to the engines.uci folder. Sorry I dont have and windows XP machine to test with. But part of the Windows XP path will be something like c:\Documents and Settings\(logon name)\appdata\ChessBase\Engines.UCI
I am not positive but i think that is where it will reside for those still using Windows XP.

Hope this helps some. :)

won't help us but i'm sure pc literate members will find the information very helpfull , thank you

Just been sent this



The engine was having trouble under Fritz because it did not send id name. I've hex edited the Icore2 x64 version to make it work under Chessbase. Due to space constraint in the binary the engine appears as Dee in Fritz. When installing the engine add p Saros 2.5 x64 to the name and it will appear with correct name. Similarly the author name appears as RM. Other compiles can also be hex edited in a similar fashion.
azzad

http://www.mediafire.com/?y8gmp98b50sae8v

Natasha & Donna wrote:

Natasha & Donna wrote:

http://hotfile.com/dl/110634979/6dc1763/DeepSaros25.zip.html

me4u wrote:

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Here is what it looks like to open up a .uci file that is created by Fritz 12 interface.

[ENGINE]
Name=DeepSaros ver.25a
Author=Roberto Munter, DeepSaros descent directly from IvanHoe series. Thanks for all the Decembrist for the Greath code!
Filename=E:\fritz8install\Engines.UCI\DeepSaros25\ds\win64\DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe
Priority=below normal


The part you will have to change is the line that starts with Filename.
You are going to have to type in the correct path to where the actual DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe or DeepSaros25-Icore2-w32.exe is stored on your computer. Most likely for most people it should be stored in the engines folder of Fritz.
The path should be this.

c:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines

or

c:\Program Files(x86)\ChessBase\Engines
Note: the path containing \Program Files(x86) will be for those using 64bit operating systems.

You can use notepad to manually create your very on .uci file. Of course you will have to rename the file extension to .uci since notepad will save it as a text file .txt. You also will have to save the .uci file in the correct folder once you edit the file or create it from scratch.

The path to save the .uci file is the following

c:\users\(logon name)\AppData\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI

You will also need to have "Show Hidden files and folders" enabled in order to see the Appdata folder and beyond.
NOTE: The above Engines.UCI path only applys to Windows Vista or Windows 7. Windows XP has a completely different path to the engines.uci folder. Sorry I dont have and windows XP machine to test with. But part of the Windows XP path will be something like c:\Documents and Settings\(logon name)\appdata\ChessBase\Engines.UCI
I am not positive but i think that is where it will reside for those still using Windows XP.

Hope this helps some. :)

won't help us but i'm sure pc literate members will find the information very helpfull , thank you

Just been sent this



The engine was having trouble under Fritz because it did not send id name. I've hex edited the Icore2 x64 version to make it work under Chessbase. Due to space constraint in the binary the engine appears as Dee in Fritz. When installing the engine add p Saros 2.5 x64 to the name and it will appear with correct name. Similarly the author name appears as RM. Other compiles can also be hex edited in a similar fashion.
azzad

http://www.mediafire.com/?y8gmp98b50sae8v

brenster wrote:

I've tried all the solutions above, and though the crash bug has gone now, it still doesn't work for me unfortunately. It just simply doesn't recognize the engine. I'll probably just wait for the next release.

Just spoken with "B" re this as the mediafire link Nat & Donna found for us all work straight away but is only 64 bit
that said o have to say its more Deep whodunit 1.3 that much of anything else and that its as about as strong vrs its big brother 1.5 , engines paramitees bare no resemblence to anyIvans and it has no enable Bases or Large Pages feature so realy never stood a chance vrs 1.5

may well stand up to weepy rybka 4 .1 but we shant be bothering to try , and for me its to recycle bin as far as im concerned , but thank you and do try yourselves

me4u wrote:

Natasha & Donna wrote:

Natasha & Donna wrote:

http://hotfile.com/dl/110634979/6dc1763/DeepSaros25.zip.html

me4u wrote:

wajit@cfl.rr.com wrote:

Here is what it looks like to open up a .uci file that is created by Fritz 12 interface.

[ENGINE]
Name=DeepSaros ver.25a
Author=Roberto Munter, DeepSaros descent directly from IvanHoe series. Thanks for all the Decembrist for the Greath code!
Filename=E:\fritz8install\Engines.UCI\DeepSaros25\ds\win64\DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe
Priority=below normal


The part you will have to change is the line that starts with Filename.
You are going to have to type in the correct path to where the actual DeepSaros25-Icore2-w64.exe or DeepSaros25-Icore2-w32.exe is stored on your computer. Most likely for most people it should be stored in the engines folder of Fritz.
The path should be this.

c:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines

or

c:\Program Files(x86)\ChessBase\Engines
Note: the path containing \Program Files(x86) will be for those using 64bit operating systems.

You can use notepad to manually create your very on .uci file. Of course you will have to rename the file extension to .uci since notepad will save it as a text file .txt. You also will have to save the .uci file in the correct folder once you edit the file or create it from scratch.

The path to save the .uci file is the following

c:\users\(logon name)\AppData\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI

You will also need to have "Show Hidden files and folders" enabled in order to see the Appdata folder and beyond.
NOTE: The above Engines.UCI path only applys to Windows Vista or Windows 7. Windows XP has a completely different path to the engines.uci folder. Sorry I dont have and windows XP machine to test with. But part of the Windows XP path will be something like c:\Documents and Settings\(logon name)\appdata\ChessBase\Engines.UCI
I am not positive but i think that is where it will reside for those still using Windows XP.

Hope this helps some. :)

won't help us but i'm sure pc literate members will find the information very helpfull , thank you

Just been sent this



The engine was having trouble under Fritz because it did not send id name. I've hex edited the Icore2 x64 version to make it work under Chessbase. Due to space constraint in the binary the engine appears as Dee in Fritz. When installing the engine add p Saros 2.5 x64 to the name and it will appear with correct name. Similarly the author name appears as RM. Other compiles can also be hex edited in a similar fashion.
azzad

http://www.mediafire.com/?y8gmp98b50sae8v

brenster wrote:

I've tried all the solutions above, and though the crash bug has gone now, it still doesn't work for me unfortunately. It just simply doesn't recognize the engine. I'll probably just wait for the next release.

Just spoken with "B" re this as the mediafire link Nat & Donna found for us all work straight away but is only 64 bit
that said o have to say its more Deep whodunit 1.3 that much of anything else and that its as about as strong vrs its big brother 1.5 , engines paramitees bare no resemblence to anyIvans and it has no enable Bases or Large Pages feature so realy never stood a chance vrs 1.5

may well stand up to weepy rybka 4 .1 but we shant be bothering to try , and for me its to recycle bin as far as im concerned , but thank you and do try yourselves

we quite agree with you me4u


we have found 32 bit link for any that may wish it


http://www.mediafire.com/?dko70atqhc2tp7u