Moving mprime on linux resulted in untrusted sw
 

I started testing mprime on my laptop last night running Fedora. The laptop is running very hot, and isn't scaling the cpu down as it has constant load from mprime.

So I decided to stop running on my laptop, and move it to a P3 system I have at a colo. I scp'd the files over and started it up again. I forced it to check in with mprime -c. I merged the two CPUs into one via the website. I see this now:

"Untrusted software version"

Is there a way to fix this?

[QUOTE=Unregistered;177577]I started testing mprime on my laptop last night running Fedora. The laptop is running very hot, and isn't scaling the cpu down as it has constant load from mprime.

So I decided to stop running on my laptop, and move it to a P3 system I have at a colo. I scp'd the files over and started it up again. I forced it to check in with mprime -c. I merged the two CPUs into one via the website. I see this now:

"Untrusted software version"

Is there a way to fix this?[/QUOTE]

I think if you just leave it alone for a while, a few days or weeks, it should start to recognize it as trusted software. It doesn't really matter anyway.

[quote=Unregistered;177577]"Untrusted software version"

Is there a way to fix this?[/quote]Just in case it doesn't clear up by itself soon, be sure to save a copy of all your results messages. They can be manually processed later if necessary.