Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 1134. (Read 6590718 times)

is the speed a good speed for 6x 480er AMD cards?

09/06/16-20:25:41 - New job received from mine.moneropool.com:3333
Speed: 3865 h/s, TotalHashes: 936K, DevHashes: 22K Mining time: 00:04

REALLY SHORT GUIDE--

     1)  Get a 16 GB USB 3.0 stick.  Leave it blank.
     2)  Burn a DVD with Lubuntu 14.04 or 16.04.  If you follow instructions on Pendrive Linux, you could also use a 4 to 8 GB USB stick instead of a DVD.  The USB stick is faster.
     3)  Using the DVD or USB stick with the live installation disk, boot into the Lubuntu install disk, and install on the 16GB blank USB stick.
     4)  Using the instructions found at the nVidia developer's site "Guide to Installation" PDF, install CUDA Toolkit 8.0.  The drivers will be installed with the toolkit.  Read the PDF manual.  It is far simpler today than in the LTC days.
     5)  Copy Claymore's latest version into a directory in your Linux home directory, for example, "/home/username/claymore".
     6)  Write a launch script for Claymore as described on the OP.  The "Readme!!!.txt" can be mistaken for a BASH script in a Linux console.  I changed it to "readme.txt" with "move Read*.txt readme.txt" in a console command prompt within the /claymore directory.
     7)  If you have not done so already, boot into the new Linux system stick. Launch Claymore, mine Ethereum and your choice of other coins.
 
You can also install other mining software on the same stick.  Installation for AMD cards is similar, just follow the manual on the AMD site.  PM me or post if you have questions.       --scryptr

Claymore XMR miner is here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7129653

Can i Mine XMR Monero with the claymore miner?
And witch Version from the claymore Miner are better to mine XMR?

That's the first time I see somebody with Maxwell, win10 and recent drivers with a normal hashrate. Perhaps it fails on the combination of Pascal + Maxwell because Win10 supports only one PTE size at once.

amdgpupro (http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Radeon-GPU-PRO-Linux-Beta-Driver%E2%80%93Release-Notes.aspx) is the driver you need to use.  I had three 470's mining on Linux but on Genoils ethminer and have since switched this rig to Windows 10 mining on Claymore. ( I just needed to switch to Windows for better remote access and my Linux skills aren't exactly spectacular)

Hi,

sorry to say, but it seems you have a BIG lack of networking knowledge. Therefore I strongly recommend you to NOT try what you are trying because publishing the management port without additional security measures (VPN or reverse proxy with external authentication) will make your miners open for anybody - they could change everything, including pool and reward address.
Aside from that it seems you would have to use some dyndns-service, as your external IP-address probably will change with dial-up. I am quite sure that this IP-address is not your public one.  

Edit: of course you can use that one locally inside your LAN. Maybe that's what you want? Then you just have to make sure your phone/tablet/whatever is using your local network (Wi-Fi) and not its public internet access...

Anyone help me if and if yes how to get working Claymore's Dual Miner with RX 470 on Ubuntu?
Which driver should I use, etc?

Windows is a virus / bug by itself, use Linux.


I could not help myself, sorry for OT, last one.

someone throw me a bone here - any pointers will be greatly appreciated 

i think it realy bug. cause my rig 1060x3 , 970x2 Window10 anniversary  when plug them all just 1060 run 19.3 mh/s (on ETH) and 970x2 run 4.5 mh/s in lastest driver 370.70  but when i plug only 1060x3 and disable 970x2 it's run 20 mh/s per card and when i disable 1060x3 use only 970x2 i got 19 mh/s per card ...then i switch to ubuntu 16.04 and use driver 366.xx my all card run normal 19.3,19.3,19.3,18.8,18.8

maybe disabling-enabling specific device is enough? i used devmanview ages ago to disable-enable a GPU from command-line in case of driver errors without reboot

When Nvidia drivers fail (for example, too much OC, or bug in kernels) - you will see unpleasant things too. After it even if it works, it will work slowly, at least in my tests, and system reboot is necessary anyway.

AMD - isn't it ?

Same in Windows. If OpenCL fails, in many cases you won't be able to restart miner or reboot PC, the only way is to press RESET button. It is not related to miner, it is related to video drivers.

Same here, watchdog reports OpenCL hang on card but doesn't restart the rig. Restart (-r) is default.

im use port 3333
i check my claymore port and ip port is right.
im using Three internet provider (dial up) , are this the reason why i can't connect at claymore monitor ?

You should add port numer or so  

Or rather you need to use port forwarding in your router

have tried it, also im trying use cmd "ip config" i can see my ip is 192.168.0.101 trying to add to claymor monitor but failed, not showing anything about my stat's.

must i change/ use custome ipv 6/ipv4 at my computer to make claymore monitor can acces it?

Just type in google 'What's my IP' then hit search it would display your ISP IP's. hope that helps.