This has been going on for awhile now, and I've decided to try and fix it. The graphs used to work until I updated BAMT. The hashrate graphs don't show on the status.pl page either. I've searched for a few hours on google and can't seem to find anything relating to the error. Anyone know what to do?
Topic: BAMT - Easy persistent USB key based linux for dedicated miners/mining farms - page 6. (Read 167479 times)
February 21, 2012, 11:27:49 PM
This has been going on for awhile now, and I've decided to try and fix it. The graphs used to work until I updated BAMT. The hashrate graphs don't show on the status.pl page either. I've searched for a few hours on google and can't seem to find anything relating to the error. Anyone know what to do?
February 21, 2012, 10:08:51 PM
I've never used anything but windows on my dedicated miners. My mining rigs are all on wireless adapters, will I be able to install drivers to get them working? I know they support ubuntu.
I don't think BAMT would be a good choice for this situation. There is some wireless support but it requires linux experience to make use of it.
On that note, if anyone knows of a way to make wireless stuff easier for non linux folks, I'd be happy to include it in the upcoming 0.5 image if it doesn't cause problems.
Just a note to say 0.5 will include a gui network manager that should allow noobs to get their wireless stuff working more easily. "coming soon"
This "noob" thanks you.
February 21, 2012, 09:19:54 PM
lodcrappo I got my web mgpumon to work.
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
It needs to stay running. You can modify the /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf (nano /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf) and change the 0 to a 1 on the first variable "screen", that way you will have something to look at, kind of like gpumon.
I have screen set at 1 already.
If (mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf) needs to start and be running, then how can I have it run at boot up or reboot?
thanks
I believe you could put in in /etc/init.d/rc.local but then you have to hunt down the process to kill it if you should need to stop/start it. If you are going to run it all the time, I'd remove the option to display to the screen.
February 21, 2012, 09:04:50 PM
lodcrappo I got my web mgpumon to work.
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
It needs to stay running. You can modify the /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf (nano /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf) and change the 0 to a 1 on the first variable "screen", that way you will have something to look at, kind of like gpumon.
I have screen set at 1 already.
If (mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf) needs to start and be running, then how can I have it run at boot up or reboot?
thanks
February 21, 2012, 08:54:57 PM
lodcrappo I got my web mgpumon to work.
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
It needs to stay running. You can modify the /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf (nano /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf) and change the 0 to a 1 on the first variable "screen", that way you will have something to look at, kind of like gpumon.
February 21, 2012, 07:58:00 PM
lodcrappo I got my web mgpumon to work.
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
However, the reason it worked was because I opened a mgpumon status monitor using only: mgpumon /etc/bamt/mgpumon.conf
Every time I close the mgpumon status monitor it stops showing up on the web.
why?
February 21, 2012, 06:34:29 PM
Neat, thanks. I'll play around with it. Learning more about linux every day 
This is what makes BAMT so great; the awesome support behind it
This is what makes BAMT so great; the awesome support behind it February 21, 2012, 06:32:18 PM
Thank you very much!
That's what i get for typing it on SSH. Is there an easy way to copy/paste with vi?
you'll probably find nano easier than vi. copy paste is done with your ssh client, which looks like putty.
February 21, 2012, 06:31:05 PM
Thank you very much!
That's what i get for typing it on SSH. Is there an easy way to copy/paste with vi?
February 21, 2012, 06:28:31 PM
removed
You have a typo in your kernel parameters. Aggression has 2 Gs.
recommend to delete postings of image with your email addr in them, unless like me you have given up and post it everywhere.
February 21, 2012, 06:25:51 PM
removed 
thank you
thank you February 21, 2012, 06:23:43 PM
I'm not sure weather I'm doing this right, but I don't get any params. I just get a bunch of sh, pheonix.py and bash returned
type:
ps a | grep DEVICE
and paste what comes back here
February 21, 2012, 06:22:49 PM
I'm not sure weather I'm doing this right, but I don't get any params. I just get a bunch of sh, pheonix.py and bash returned
February 21, 2012, 06:18:04 PM
-Stopped all miners
-Started two ssh connections
-wrapper 2
-top
showing 25% cpu usage at 88% gpu usage underclocked to 350mhz
verify clocks now
-Started two ssh connections
-wrapper 2
-top
showing 25% cpu usage at 88% gpu usage underclocked to 350mhz
verify clocks now
dont forget to make sure kernel params in ps are same as what you think they should be
February 21, 2012, 06:16:19 PM
-Stopped all miners
-Started two ssh connections
-wrapper 2
-top
showing 25% cpu usage at 88% gpu usage underclocked to 350mhz
verify clocks now
-Started two ssh connections
-wrapper 2
-top
showing 25% cpu usage at 88% gpu usage underclocked to 350mhz
verify clocks now
February 21, 2012, 06:09:42 PM
underclocked to 350mhz and got 88% :/
Do I have a bad GPU?
I doubt it, maybe but probably something else.
High CPU use is troubling. That should not happen. Try this:
mine stop
(stops all mining)
in one window or ssh session:
wrapper 2
(this starts mining only on gpu 2)
watch for any errors. use second window to check cpu load. verify gpu is getting the o/c you think it is using atitweak. verify it is getting the kernel params you think it is using: ps -a | grep DEVICE
February 21, 2012, 06:06:18 PM
underclocked to 350mhz and got 88% :/
Do I have a bad GPU?
February 21, 2012, 05:28:47 PM
Anyone getting BAMT to work on GA-990XA-UD3 bios version F8 version 1.1? I can't seem to boot from the USB, downloading linuxcoin but I would rather have BAMT working, there is a BIOS update that supports
Support Quick Boost function which is version F10G but I need a workable USB drive to update the BIOS? can anyone confirm that this will fix my issue to get BAMT to boot?
Support Quick Boost function which is version F10G but I need a workable USB drive to update the BIOS? can anyone confirm that this will fix my issue to get BAMT to boot?
That motherboard does not work with BAMT.
https://github.com/aaronwolfe/Big-A-Miner-Thing/wiki/Hardware-compatibility-list
February 21, 2012, 05:28:09 PM
I've never used anything but windows on my dedicated miners. My mining rigs are all on wireless adapters, will I be able to install drivers to get them working? I know they support ubuntu.
I don't think BAMT would be a good choice for this situation. There is some wireless support but it requires linux experience to make use of it.
On that note, if anyone knows of a way to make wireless stuff easier for non linux folks, I'd be happy to include it in the upcoming 0.5 image if it doesn't cause problems.
Just a note to say 0.5 will include a gui network manager that should allow noobs to get their wireless stuff working more easily. "coming soon"
February 21, 2012, 05:26:20 PM
So I got a new 5850 today, and my load is staying at ~80%
I copied the config over and removed all overclocking besides memclock. What am I doing wrong? o.o
Update on my situation:
Found out the 5850 is using 50% cpu (two cores)
My box is 100% updated. Has anyone had this bug before?
100% cpu (or 100% of a core) often happens when GPU hangs. normal cpu load is very low, maybe 1-2%.
reduce or turn off overclocking, coldreboot, see if its better.
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