Topic: ethminer-0.9.41-genoil-1.1 - page 76. (Read 397387 times)

i was right it was the dag file, no more unknown error now

Where can I find 1.0.7?

Anyone not busy trying out dual-mining ETH/DCR with Claymore's new toy, please test a new 1.0.7 feature in the "107" branch: stratum failover.

Example command lines:

two completely different servers:



failover on same platform can reuse account creds:

immediate exit on failure per @miningpoolhub request:

i don't think so because my other rig was mining fine, i tried to delete the dag and see , maybe was that the reason, multiple different dag files from different coin may cause issue i believe, not sure though

Maybe your gpu crashed, "sick" or something.  dont overclock them as much.  if you are stock, then i have no idea.

it seems so, it happened just right now, my gpu are set to zero on the clock and mem after it happen, and i need to restart

Well it says unknown error. If CUDA doesn't know, how am I supposed to know? Does it just like, randomly happen?

so what's this?

so i think i have part of the issue nailed down.. first off i made 4 batch files to run each card in a separate instance.. And low and behold the faulty card appeared almost immediately(and instead of crashing the driver it just locked up ethminer of that card and the other three stayed running:) ).  Come to find out like another 290x i have i think someone has flashed it so that i am unable to lower the clocks using radeon settings.. (can anyone confirm that?) So to remedy this i have to lower the power % almost 30 % of the 50 % allowed before it starts to affect the gpu clock.. does this sound right?

Best Regards
Doug

my 390x's all do about that hashrate for me they run at 30.7 mhs on 16.2 catalyst.. ive tried 15.7.1 all way thru to 16.4.1 hotfix and seems 16.2 is the best for updated drivers.  Issue i have is with a asus 970 mobo that shares pcie lanes.. So my problem at first was getting catalyst to shut off crossfire.. if you load the 16.2 straight from scratch it seems on my system the preference section was missing the crossfire option. So it couldnt be shut off(damn these latest amd drivers are buggy!).. When i would goto the overclock settings it had the two cards linked. So what i had to do was load 15.7.1 and upgrade to 16.2 from that. ok problem fixed with crossfire option.. but i still have a weird lock up issue only present on this system.. It has 16 gb ram 8 core amd 8350 and ssd hdd..  its my home pc/mining rig.  i have 3 290x and a 390x in this rig.. I cant seem to keep this one running and it locks up at random intervals never achieving 24 hours.. I honestly think its the graphics card that i just got off ebay but i have yet the time to try them one by one for 24 hours to see exactly what it is.  Prolly start on that today.  I seen where others are having a strange lockup aswell.. i think if i can narrow this down we might be able to find the culprit.  Those of you that are having lockups.. what are your system specs?  What gpus and associated drivers you running.  Just wondering if we have any components in common that might be causing this.  Im pulling the gpu i suspect is causing the issue and will let it run today and see what i can figure out.


Great work so far Genoil. I for one really appreciate it.. here is a bit to continue work on the miner.  Im sure that even when ETH goes POS   dagger hashimoto is here to stay   

Something for your continued efforts:)  Thanks  Transaction submitted. TX ID: 0x2749d27e76489cc758800c72322edfd84e743b6d47c7855319064386dab22bbf

Best Regards
Doug
d57heinz

saw that when i tried. so i went back.
i have a 390x and do 29MHs now. was wondering if there is a older version that better

Do not use Catalyst 16.3! Drops up to 30% on hasharate! You can see the warning on: http://dwarfpool.com/eth#proxy

what version of AMD driver is best ? i use Non-WHQL-64Bit-Radeon-Software-Crimson-16.2-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-Feb23 now

Getwork, haha I like gambling a bit. My pc is well ventilated, 25mm fan + 2 120mm and the i7 is liquid cooled (Corsair H110). Thanks though, I'll let it run then I guess!

Could you tell me, is there a way to see ETH pool current difficulty (VARDIFF) in ethminer?? Like cgminer and sgminer it shows. Mining on this stupid dwarfpool, and I have acctepted 1 per 10-13 minutes, just 10 minutes loosing time, not fining any hashes, because of very big vardiff vich this pool automatically set for miners. So I want to see that difficulty. My mining speed is 15MH/s.

there is still that stupid crash affecting the last build? after a while of mining my gpu dead and i need to restart, it appear to be true only when i run the full hash possible, in the sense that i do not decrease the intensity

No. You still need to put in parameters, like:

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100

ethminer -G --cl-global-work 16384 --cl-local-work 64

STRATUM OR GETWORK? --

If you are running on a stratum connection, you will get lunch money every week.  NanoPool suggests a minimum of 5MH/s for a single miner.  With GetWork, you'd be fading in and out, but will still pull in a few dollars a week.  If your computer is well ventilated, you should be OK.  I don't know how much heat is a problem mining that way.  My AMD cards stay under 70 deg C if the room temp is cool.  My nVidia cards actually run hotter, they are in closely spaced rigs.  nVidia cards still use less energy, though.       --scryptr

I'm mining like 1.7 MHash/s on my Intel 530 internal GPU (6700k), do you think that's quite efficient if I just let that run when the PC is on anyway?

Thanks for the answer.
When working in a solo there is no need to put any parameters. This is true?