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Cryptozillah

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Quote from: Marvell1 on September 21, 2015, 01:50:43 PM

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Quote from: djm34 on September 20, 2015, 04:39:12 PM

how many miner were you running when it crashes ?
I had something somewhat similar when I tried to run both amd and nvidia card at the same time (and same computer) with 2 different instances.
The problem is due to multiple access to the dag files (and obviously it should be avoided).
I solved the problem by compiling a second miner where the dag file are written to another location and now both miner can run at the same time (each of them writting and reading dag files located in different directories)

I have only had one miner running as a testrig.
I have been struggeling with Ubuntu since yesterday and i have got alot of help from a nice guy at ethereum forum.
I think i will be up and running soon hopefully.

I will clone that ssd disk for use on my other rigs. I hope that works.

what are you using to clone the ssds ? i tried clonezilla but i could not get it to recognize the disks on ubuntu 15.4

I cant remember what software i used back in the days. It worked like a charm for my windows rigs.
Not sure how Linux works with clones ?

I got my first Linux rig ever up running this afternoon with alot of help.

The testrig is up and running and sprnova reporting 10-12Mhs with one EVGA FTW 750Ti.

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Quote from: Cryptozillah on September 21, 2015, 01:05:00 PM

Quote from: djm34 on September 20, 2015, 04:39:12 PM

how many miner were you running when it crashes ?
I had something somewhat similar when I tried to run both amd and nvidia card at the same time (and same computer) with 2 different instances.
The problem is due to multiple access to the dag files (and obviously it should be avoided).
I solved the problem by compiling a second miner where the dag file are written to another location and now both miner can run at the same time (each of them writting and reading dag files located in different directories)

I have only had one miner running as a testrig.
I have been struggeling with Ubuntu since yesterday and i have got alot of help from a nice guy at ethereum forum.
I think i will be up and running soon hopefully.

I will clone that ssd disk for use on my other rigs. I hope that works.

what are you using to clone the ssds ? i tried clonezilla but i could not get it to recognize the disks on ubuntu 15.4

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Quote from: djm34 on September 20, 2015, 04:39:12 PM

how many miner were you running when it crashes ?
I had something somewhat similar when I tried to run both amd and nvidia card at the same time (and same computer) with 2 different instances.
The problem is due to multiple access to the dag files (and obviously it should be avoided).
I solved the problem by compiling a second miner where the dag file are written to another location and now both miner can run at the same time (each of them writting and reading dag files located in different directories)

I have only had one miner running as a testrig.
I have been struggeling with Ubuntu since yesterday and i have got alot of help from a nice guy at ethereum forum.
I think i will be up and running soon hopefully.

I will clone that ssd disk for use on my other rigs. I hope that works.

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how many miner were you running when it crashes ?
I had something somewhat similar when I tried to run both amd and nvidia card at the same time (and same computer) with 2 different instances.
The problem is due to multiple access to the dag files (and obviously it should be avoided).
I solved the problem by compiling a second miner where the dag file are written to another location and now both miner can run at the same time (each of them writting and reading dag files located in different directories)

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Quote from: GriffinHeart on September 20, 2015, 02:24:17 PM

I gave up trying to mine Ether.
Too much of a hassle and it doesn't seem to work on Windows/Non-linux systems. Easiest way currently to acquire Ether is to buy it from an exchange, mining is just too undeveloped currently to get an easy start. The Eth wallet system won't install either, I was left with geth as I'm sure you have been too, I just bought myself $10 worth of Ether and am holding it for better days.

I caved in today trying to get it working in Windows.
Right now i am sitting and staring at a fresh Ubuntu install and feeling like a total retard.. lol
Never used linux before, but i will give it a try.

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Hello there!

I gave up trying to mine Ether.
Too much of a hassle and it doesn't seem to work on Windows/Non-linux systems. Easiest way currently to acquire Ether is to buy it from an exchange, mining is just too undeveloped currently to get an easy start. The Eth wallet system won't install either, I was left with geth as I'm sure you have been too, I just bought myself $10 worth of Ether and am holding it for better days.

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Quote from: Nexious on September 19, 2015, 11:35:01 PM

If you are trying to mine with a nVidia card, you need to download cudaminer.

There are links to the download on there Ethereum forum here; https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner

Thanks.
I feel like a retard, where do i download it from there ?

Quote from: khash4u on September 20, 2015, 01:28:37 AM

Check these out

http://cryptomining-blog.com/5684-updated-ethminer-0-9-41-nvidia-cuda-version-for-windows-2/

http://cryptomining-blog.com/5734-ethereum-is-getting-more-user-friendly-with-alethone/

I tried the updated Ethminer you linked. But the graphics driver keep crashing.
Do i need to install Cuda 6.5 manually ?

And do i need to run the Geth in the ackground (geth --rpc) when using ethminer ?

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Check these out

http://cryptomining-blog.com/5684-updated-ethminer-0-9-41-nvidia-cuda-version-for-windows-2/

http://cryptomining-blog.com/5734-ethereum-is-getting-more-user-friendly-with-alethone/

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If you are trying to mine with a nVidia card, you need to download cudaminer.

There are links to the download on there Ethereum forum here; https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner

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That's because in this guide a miner for Radeon, Nvidia uses another miner who works only on Linux.

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I made a new attempt to get some ETH mining going today but got stuck again.

I am following this guide: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/guides/how-to-mine-ethereum/

When i start up the miner get in problems when building the DAG. My graphics driver is crashing.
And if i get the DAG to finally build it crashes when the mining starts up.
What am i missing here ?

On the test rig i am using Win 8.1 and i have one 750Ti card installed.
I just updated to the latest driver from Nvida but i get the same problem.

Anyone have any ideas ?

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