If I want to attach to Einstein after I have already attached to Seti, how do I do that?

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If I want to attach to Einstein after I have already attached to Seti, how do I do that?

Same procedure as you used here: choose "Attach to project" from the Tools menu in BOINC Manager; enter the project URL

http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/

, then your e-mail address and password. If you want your S@h and E@h statistics to be collected together, use the same e-mail for both; that’s what’s used to synchronize cross-project IDs, instead of the user name.

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If I want to attach to Einstein after I have already attached to Seti, how do I do that?

Same procedure as you used here: choose "Attach to project" from the Tools menu in BOINC Manager; enter the project URL

http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/

, then your e-mail address and password. If you want your S@h and E@h statistics to be collected together, use the same e-mail for both; that�s what�s used to synchronize cross-project IDs, instead of the user name.

I don't have a TOOLS menu as I am using the Mac version. What should I do with this Mac version to attach to an additional project?


justin l.

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I don't have a TOOLS menu as I am using the Mac version. What should I do with this Mac version to attach to an additional project?

You’re running BOINC v5.4.9, aren’t you? When BOINC is in the foreground, you should be able to see the Tools menu in your menu bar (not the BOINC Manager window) right next to the bold BOINC application menu (followed by Activity, Advanced, Window, and Help). If not, I can’t imagine what’s wrong.

If you’re running the (unfortunately obsolete) BOINC Menubar version, it’s a different story altogether. But AFAICT your results say they come from v5.4.9, while Menubar development stopped at v5.2.13.

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I don't have a TOOLS menu as I am using the Mac version. What should I do with this Mac version to attach to an additional project?

You’re running BOINC v5.4.9, aren’t you? When BOINC is in the foreground, you should be able to see the Tools menu in your menu bar (not the BOINC Manager window) right next to the bold BOINC application menu (followed by Activity, Advanced, Window, and Help). If not, I can’t imagine what’s wrong.

If you’re running the (unfortunately obsolete) BOINC Menubar version, it’s a different story altogether. But AFAICT your results say they come from v5.4.9, while Menubar development stopped at v5.2.13.

Aha. I got it. Unfortunately, after years of using a PC, I am still learning how to navigate around a Mac.

Thanks for the assistance.


Justin L.

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