ionic crater
Hi Chefs! How would I change my machine ID? I was planning on cloning a few of my "kitchens" but seeing after the first clone it appears the Machine ID goes unchanged, even after uninstalling and re-installing Salad.
The side effect is Kitchen-01 was cloned to Kitchen-02, Kitchen-01 gets a job its gpu kicks in and starts working but also Kitchen-02's gpu kicks in as well.
civic scarab
Each vm has its own dedicated resources, right?
ionic crater
Each vm has its own dedicated resources, right?
This instance is physical, both machines are exactly the same though, so instead of going through the hoopla of installing windows and updates i just set 1 up all the way then cloned the nvme drive for machine 2
civic scarab
I'm gonna take your word for it, despite your message about them being virtualised in another thread.
You're probably gonna just have to install Windows manually, no cloning or anything, for Salad to fully recognise that it's another machine.
ionic crater
I'm gonna take your word for it, despite your message about them being virtualis...
Yea no, what i stated in the other thread that i have 4 virtualized on 1 host working as it was relevent to that thread and i saw a lot of misinformation in there, this is a seperate instance with physical gear. Will dig around, or wait for other responses, Salad has to generate the machine id from somewhere though.
tropic sinew
It’s just a random GUID that is generated during install. Technically uninstalling and reinstalling Salad will give you a new MachineID in my experience.
It’s not derived from anything as far as I’m aware.
hollow river
It’s just a random GUID that is generated during install. Technically uninstalli...
I re-installed multiple times (different versions) and didn't get a new machine ID until I wiped the SSD and installed Windows fresh: that was my experience.
ionic crater
yea thats looking liek the way to go, digging through the log files for machine id of #1 on machine #2 and so far nada. oh well will wipe and clean isntall, shows me for trying to cut corners lol
civic scarab
In the hours you've spent figuring out how to avoid re-installing windows, you could've installed windows several times ;)
ionic crater
And gain nothing of knowledge in doing so. The question remains how to change machine id... without clean installing windows
civic scarab
No idea. Salad might base stuff off a user's unique windows install, which isn't so unique when you clone drives.
shadow mauve
are you virtual machines able to pick up any jobs?
vocal shore
And gain nothing of knowledge in doing so. The question remains how to change ma...
machine ids are based on your hardware, operating system (like windows, linux, macos), and many more to list
so essentially speaking, i guess one of the ways of changing your machine IDS without like necessarily preforming a clean install is changing out your parts
now im not 100% sure if it will or not, but for sure doing a clean install will most likely change your machines ID