Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 55. (Read 703766 times)

Please try to restart the Awesome Miner main application once. If you change a computer from Linux to Windows, the connection may not be correctly initiated after a change to the "Remote Agent for Linux" checkbox.

Weird thing is happening and I can't beat it for almost 2 days now. One of my rigs was running Linux and had hardware issues, so I disassembled it changed motherboard, few cards etc. Altered all OC settings, GPU number etc in the settings, started the rig... It loses cards in less than 1 minute, they just stop hashing and go offline. After deleting miner from the system, setting OC again nothing changed. Okay, thought I, let's try a different approach. I took another SSD, installed fresh copy of Windows on it, installed Remote agent for Windows, searched for a new miner, found and configured it... Now it shows the rig is offline, though when I run Managed host - Test connection and uncheck Remote Agent for Linux tickbox (it's checked by default) - connection test goes OK. All this time the rig has the same IP. What am I doing wrong and how can I solve this?

Awesome Miner version 8.4.1

 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.49
  - T-Rex miner 0.19.14
 Corrections
  - Correction to the heatmap feature to automatically add miners
  - Correction to the web based operation for moving miners to a group while a filter is active
  - Correction to GPU selection for disconnected Managed Miners

Thanks for the update. Please restart Remote Agent once, go to the GPU clocking tab for the miner again, then send me the Remote Agent log file.

ok, so i had upgrade to 20.04. but it started crashing. after a fresh install on 18.04 again, i am back to where i was.
i have cards on gpu tab.  but now, after your command,  i have gpu 0 only on clocking tab also.

cheers

I sent it thu AM support couldn't figure out how to send it thu the PM on the forums.

Thanks for the update. Can you please try to run the following for nVidia clocking on Ubuntu:
sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --cool-bits=31 --allow-empty-initial-configuration
sudo reboot

Can you please send me the following file via mail or PM? Thanks!
C:\ProgramData\IntelliBreeze\IntelliBreezeMaintenance.log

Thanks for the reply.

I ask because i don't even see my GPU's listed in the clocking tab. They are in the GPU tab, and i have a clocking profile set, but the memory is not clocked up according to the linux profile i made for ETH.
Running 18.04 ubuntu. should i try some other disto, or maybe the 20.04 version is better supported?
GPU's are gtx 1070's.


thanks for your continued efforts.   

IntelliBreeze Maintenance Service  is running on automatic.

it only happen with my CPU rigs not my GPU rigs if that  helps pin it down.

Thanks for the report. Please make sure "IntelliBreeze Maintenance Service" is running (open "services.msc" in Windows). I suspect this one might have been blocked by security software or similar.

The temperature and consumption for ryzen CPU 3900x is gone again.
 I was hopping some one else would have the issue .

I hate wasting your time .

it's been gone sense 8.34 development version.

Thank you! Even if the user has to configure it manually, the option to launch via a tool like Quiet would be great.

This is probably just the way it works, but the Console at the bottom doesn't seem to work for hidden windows - it would be a great way to check the output of a local miner without needing to keep it visible.

Good point, I will investigate if this is possible when launching with administrator permissions.

Awesome Miner version 8.4

 GPU mining
  - GPU overclocking for AMD 6000-series. Note: Memory clocking may be restricted in the same way as it's restricted using the official tools from AMD
  - Improved GPU selection for Managed Miners and Managed Profit Miners, where the last know set of GPUs are listed for disconnected miners.
  - Notifications improved to include more details about the GPU causing the rule to trigger. (For triggers related to a specific device)
 Features
  - New tab for Remote Proxy miner discovery details (used for large scale mining operations only)
  - Miner group view can display the lowest miner temperature, configurable in the Options dialog, General section
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.48
  - TeamRedMiner 0.8.1.1
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.7.1
  - NbMiner 37.1
  - Nanominer 3.3.2
  - T-Rex miner 0.19.12
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.16.1
  - XmRig 6.10
 Corrections
  - Correction to Antminer S9k and S9SE ASIC chip temperature reading
  - Corrections to Remote Proxy
  - Correction to a profit switching scenario with Phoenix Miner
  - The web based miner group view will use the global setting for chip temperature display, similar to the Windows application
  - Correction to a scenario related to nVidia GPUs that could cause memory leaks. Note that nVidia drivers 460.x and 461.x have an internal memory leak as well, causing any process that monitors power usage to leak memory.
  - Correction to Telegram messages for additional users included in the default Administrator user group
  - Correction to a scenario where the same API port could be assigned to two Managed Miners

Hi! I'm using this application on a system which is also used for other tasks. I need to run the miner as an administrator for -straps (it includes a 1080Ti), but this prevents the miner from being hidden, causing focus to be taken every time it profit switches. Is there a way I can hide (or minimise) the window while also running it as admin? I've tried consolestate /min and Quiet.exe, but consolestate /min doesn't work and when combined with Quiet.exe Awesome Miner thinks the miner has closed.

I use AM overclocking profiles with agent on Linux. No problem. Can't even say the properties are different from those on windows.

Thanks for your questions.

GPU overclocking is supported by Remote Agent on Linux as well. The properties available for overclocking may not be identical as those available on Windows, so if you ever created a GPU Clocking Profile on Windows you will have to re-create it if you move to Linux.

hello everyone.
a bit of a noobie question, but i have not found an answer through search. (or i didn't do my search criteria right)

Does the linux agent handle the O.C. on gpus with the set clocking parameters like on the windows version? or do i need something else to set it up?
or do i need to use claymore instead of phoenix to get it working?
or is there no support for clocking through linux agent?


i see there are ways to do it manually, but would like the easy of AM doing it for me.

cheers

I think the issue here is that Awesome Miner sends API requests to TeamRedMiner right after launching it, but TeamRedMiner starts to process this request before fully initialized and becomes unstable. This is why it works fine if Awesome Miner (or Remote Agent) isn't running right after launching TeamRedMiner.

I will try to reproduce this as well by forcing many early API requests.