BAMT version 0.5 - Easy USB based mining Linux with farm wide management tools - page 54.

tnkflx

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Quote from: lodcrappo on April 05, 2012, 09:24:20 PM

Quote from: tnkflx on April 02, 2012, 01:45:15 PM

lodcrappo,

Is there any specific reason you choose Debian stable instead of Ubuntu?

Yes.

Debian has a rich set of powerful tools for generating and maintaining live images.

Ubuntu doesn't.

Thank You for the answer!

lodcrappo

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Quote from: amazingrando on April 05, 2012, 09:36:56 PM

Quote from: lodcrappo on April 05, 2012, 09:21:44 PM

Anything that isn't a valid hostname will break your graphs and probably cause other problems. This has nothing to do with BAMT specifically, it is a munin thing. Your bamt rig name is used to set your hostname and create your munin config (and some other things). Stick to things that are valid in a dns hostname and you will be fine.

I don't think that's the issue though. Capital letters are allowed in hostnames and my hostnames don't have any characters disallowed by the RFC rules.

http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/apa/names.html

As I said, its a munin thing. Nothing we can do about it. Capitol letters are allowed but are not distinct from lower case, i.e. MYHOST == myhost. This confuses munin.

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Quote from: lodcrappo on April 05, 2012, 09:21:44 PM

Anything that isn't a valid hostname will break your graphs and probably cause other problems. This has nothing to do with BAMT specifically, it is a munin thing. Your bamt rig name is used to set your hostname and create your munin config (and some other things). Stick to things that are valid in a dns hostname and you will be fine.

I don't think that's the issue though. Capital letters are allowed in hostnames and my hostnames don't have any characters disallowed by the RFC rules.

http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/apa/names.html

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Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 05, 2012, 04:18:49 PM

Thx guys! I was rebuilding my system over the April 1st period. Ill update now and Im sure it will work.

back on topic, BAMT FTW!

Im going to install BAMT on my second machine soon. Is there a slick way to integrate them, or do I just run two separate instances? Also, is there an easy way to dump by graph data to my Windows machine so I can keep it during a reboot? Just for fun of course.

BAMT rigs provide all mining metrics via SNMP, munin node, nagios nrpe, and custom udp packets. In other words you can use practically any network monitoring software ever made to collect data and generate any graphs or reports you'd like. NMS functionality is not built in to BAMT (except for the very limited graphing and email alerts intended for people with only a single node), since there are so many mature and excellent network monitoring platforms already available (and we are compatible with all of them).

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Quote from: ?? on ??

If you didnt know that:
BAMT use a Kernel (all drivers for network, usb, cpu, everytghing) from 2009 and a networking software from 2010...

BAMT uses the current Debian stable as of late Feb 2012. If the Debian team believes a particular kernel is the best one to be using today for stability, I am not going to disagree. Perhaps you know better than they do, but I certainly don't.

You may run apt-get update at any time and get any updates issued after that.

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Quote from: tnkflx on April 02, 2012, 01:45:15 PM

lodcrappo,

Is there any specific reason you choose Debian stable instead of Ubuntu?

Yes.

Debian has a rich set of powerful tools for generating and maintaining live images.

Ubuntu doesn't.

lodcrappo

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Quote from: amazingrando on April 04, 2012, 11:13:28 PM

Quote from: boozer on April 04, 2012, 08:19:10 PM

Graphs are stored in RAM and history is gone on each reboot. It should start a new one a few minutes after rebooting though. Only thing I can think of is that you have a capital letter in your rig name? If so, remove the capital letter from the name and graphs should work again.

LOL. A capital letter in the rig name breaks the graphs??

Yes.

Anything that isn't a valid hostname will break your graphs and probably cause other problems. This has nothing to do with BAMT specifically, it is a munin thing. Your bamt rig name is used to set your hostname and create your munin config (and some other things). Stick to things that are valid in a dns hostname and you will be fine.

ModusPwnd

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Thx guys! I was rebuilding my system over the April 1st period. Ill update now and Im sure it will work.

back on topic, BAMT FTW!

Im going to install BAMT on my second machine soon. Is there a slick way to integrate them, or do I just run two separate instances? Also, is there an easy way to dump by graph data to my Windows machine so I can keep it during a reboot? Just for fun of course.

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Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 05, 2012, 03:28:02 PM

Still no payout... Undecided

I think I should probably make my own thread about this.

Any ideas? Here is my p2pool screen,

http://s15.postimage.org/q8wmowu6z/p2pool.png

This isn't the right thread but you are creating incompatible shares/blocks and thus are on the minority fork of p2pool. There was an April 1 deadline for all miners to be p2sh compatible. You aren't. You need to upgrade your bitcoind and p2pool to the latest version.

All your blocks are being orphaned because you are producing invalid worthless work.

This isn't the right thread but you are creating incompatible shares/blocks and thus are on the minority fork of p2pool (w/ all the other obsolete miners).

Notice the entire pool hashrate is <12GH/s. p2pool is 360GH/s.

There was an April 1 deadline for all miners to be p2sh compatible. You aren't. You need to upgrade your bitcoind and p2pool to the latest version.

All your blocks are being orphaned because you are producing invalid worthless work. Until you upgrade you will continue to produce worthless incompatible blocks.

If you need more help check p2pool thread as this isn't a BAMT issue. It is a miner negligence issue.

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Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 05, 2012, 03:28:02 PM

Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 04, 2012, 10:17:21 PM

I dont see it in the block explorer, but then I dont see any of my mined coins there - only transferred coins. I got 1.7 yesterday morning, then 2.something yesterday night. Much more than I would think with my 1.4Mh/s. This morning my 2.something was not confirmed and upon reboot it disappeared leaving only my 1.7 which is confirmed and is the only payout I have gotten in almost 48 hours. Weird...

Still no payout... Undecided

I think I should probably make my own thread about this.

Any ideas? Here is my p2pool screen,

http://s15.postimage.org/q8wmowu6z/p2pool.png

You need to update bitcoind and p2pool

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Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 04, 2012, 10:17:21 PM

I dont see it in the block explorer, but then I dont see any of my mined coins there - only transferred coins. I got 1.7 yesterday morning, then 2.something yesterday night. Much more than I would think with my 1.4Mh/s. This morning my 2.something was not confirmed and upon reboot it disappeared leaving only my 1.7 which is confirmed and is the only payout I have gotten in almost 48 hours. Weird...

Still no payout... Undecided

I think I should probably make my own thread about this.

Any ideas? Here is my p2pool screen,

http://s15.postimage.org/q8wmowu6z/p2pool.png

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Quote from: Joshwaa on April 05, 2012, 08:06:30 AM

Funny had same problem. Is anyone here Litecoin mining on their BAMT rigs? I am not well versed with linux and would like to get some of my quad cores LTC mining. Thanks for any help!

BAMT is 32-bit so you won't have much luck.

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Funny had same problem. Is anyone here Litecoin mining on their BAMT rigs? I am not well versed with linux and would like to get some of my quad cores LTC mining. Thanks for any help!

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Quote from: boozer on April 04, 2012, 08:19:10 PM

Graphs are stored in RAM and history is gone on each reboot. It should start a new one a few minutes after rebooting though. Only thing I can think of is that you have a capital letter in your rig name? If so, remove the capital letter from the name and graphs should work again.

LOL. A capital letter in the rig name breaks the graphs??

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I dont see it in the block explorer, but then I dont see any of my mined coins there - only transferred coins. I got 1.7 yesterday morning, then 2.something yesterday night. Much more than I would think with my 1.4Mh/s. This morning my 2.something was not confirmed and upon reboot it disappeared leaving only my 1.7 which is confirmed and is the only payout I have gotten in almost 48 hours. Weird...

Thanks for the help with the miner name, I changed it and got my graphs back.

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Quote from: ModusPwnd on April 04, 2012, 08:07:48 PM

I am really diggin BAMT. Spent a bit of time getting it going but now I am chugging along.

Some questions though:

I am mining on p2pool. I got two big payouts over two days, bigger and less often than I am used too. After a day or so one of the payments did not confirm. I rebooted my computer and my unconfirmed payment was gone. Was that payment an error? Did I lose those coins?

Also, my graphs have disappeared. I just get perpetual "Hash summary graph not available yet." Tried rebooting and waiting. Still seems to be working though.

Finally, my payout was bigger than I ever had before. I am guessing this has to do with difficulty? As long as I average the same I dont care about increased varaince. I tried looking these concepts up but couldnt quite grasp it exactly..

Thanks to the BAMT creator! Some coins will find their way to you once I get them mined!

If I remember right, in P2pool, you specify a payment address, so I would assume you would still be getting those... might try looking up your payment address in block explorer (http://blockexplorer.com) and see if its in process of confirmation there.

Graphs are stored in RAM and history is gone on each reboot. It should start a new one a few minutes after rebooting though. Only thing I can think of is that you have a capital letter in your rig name? If so, remove the capital letter from the name and graphs should work again.

ModusPwnd

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I am really diggin BAMT. Spent a bit of time getting it going but now I am chugging along.

Some questions though:

I am mining on p2pool. I got two big payouts over two days, bigger and less often than I am used too. After a day or so one of the payments did not confirm. I rebooted my computer and my unconfirmed payment was gone. Was that payment an error? Did I lose those coins?

Also, my graphs have disappeared. I just get perpetual "Hash summary graph not available yet." Tried rebooting and waiting. Still seems to be working though.

Finally, my payout was bigger than I ever had before. I am guessing this has to do with difficulty? As long as I average the same I dont care about increased varaince. I tried looking these concepts up but couldnt quite grasp it exactly..

Thanks to the BAMT creator! Some coins will find their way to you once I get them mined!

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I'm running cgminer 2.3.2... using my own start scripts (since it was having issues starting earlier due to display settings)... worked fine until fix 20.... which seems to kill cgminer, but only if its running in a screen... if i run the same cgminer command without a screen then gpumon and everything work fine...

Any ideas?

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Quote from: tnkflx on April 02, 2012, 03:44:38 PM

Quote from: Elmojo on April 02, 2012, 03:43:28 PM

I think I'm having a similar issue.
My BAMT machine keeps losing the network connection, and killing the miner.
I thought it was just my setup, but I guess not. Sad

What hardware do you have? Maybe we can narrow this issue down...

Not sure, just using an old PC repurposed as a mining rig.
I know is has a Pentium D cpu, a 400W PSU, and an HD 5830.
It's got 2GB Corsair RAM, and a Wireless N dual antenna USB adapter from Monoprice.
What other stuff would you need to know to help troubleshoot?

I've actually shut down that rig right now, because it got where it wouldn't mine without dropping the network connection or locking up.
Last night, it would boot up, and start trying to mine, but the card was running at low clocks (800core I think) and seemed to be ignoring the conf file completely.
It would start mining, then the screen would either go solid black or white, and I'd have to hard boot.
I think I might just scrap the BAMT idea for that machine and put windows back on it. Sad

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Quote from: Elmojo on April 02, 2012, 03:43:28 PM

I think I'm having a similar issue.
My BAMT machine keeps losing the network connection, and killing the miner.
I thought it was just my setup, but I guess not. Sad

What hardware do you have? Maybe we can narrow this issue down...

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