April 21, 200916 yr Hi Guys, in the next months (but I don't know exactly when) I might be able to run Wprime on a cluster based on several computers. This cluster is now running on Linux, but I think (but not 100% sure) I (or another guy from my work) will be able to install a windows emulator like Wine on it. What kind of validation can I propose in order to get the results accepted because I'm not sure the validation tool will work on this cluster. CPU-Z windows won't show the cluster processors, since I access this cluster through another computer, so CPU-Z will only show info about the computer I'm physically working on (it can be a Pentium s478). I'm a running jobs on the cluster thanks to a ssh command. Do not ask me more about this ssh thing because I'm a not the guy in charge of this cluster and I don't know how it works. The command /proc/cpuinfo will show some informations but not all of them I think. Any advice? Thanks
April 21, 200916 yr Linux distribution software is not allowed, WINE runs on Linux so is not allowed either. The only allowed OS to be used is Windows-based.
April 21, 200916 yr Author Linux distribution software is not allowed, WINE runs on Linux so is not allowed either. The only allowed OS to be used is Windows-based. Ok, I didn't know about this... Too bad... What are the reasons? Cheating on Linux is really easy?
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