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I can't get BOINC to start with the rest of the startup applications and the software itself doesn't have that option, I've been reading about it on Berkeley's forum but I can't get the answer, it appears the 12.04 version has a lot of errors that the previous version didn't. Is there a way to do it?

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First, how did you install the Boinc software? Via Software Center or downloading from Berkley? – MestreLion Feb 26 at 12:07

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try with bum , a good startup manager .open your terminal and type this 

sudo apt-get install bum & sudo bum

by selecting you can manage your startup services ,:D

hope that helps

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If he installed Boinc directly via Berkley, bum will not help him, since the Berkley installer does not install the startup scripts in the init.d dir. You need to install it manually, and then use bum to enable/disable it, if you want. – MestreLion Feb 26 at 12:21

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