Thanks, but I'd rather be done with it sooner than later, though.
Now I'm optimizing the OpenCL kernel again and getting 434 sol/s on stock 7990.
I already confirmed that GDS counters do make the miner run faster and the current assembly version is surprisingly stable given all the crazy stuff that is going on behind the scene, but I realized I still need to work on the OpenCL kernel.
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Yeah, I thought I could at least prepare the next alpha version today, PST, but I encountered all sorts of weird bugs in the driver. I already sorted them out, so it should be OK. I will keep you guys updated.
Take your time man, it a marathon not a sprint.
No need to push your self too hard and cause burnout. Take a days break. it can do wonders for your concentration and creative juices, not to mention your relationship lol.
Yeah, I thought I could at least prepare the next alpha version today, PST, but I encountered all sorts of weird bugs in the driver. I already sorted them out, so it should be OK. I will keep you guys updated.
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
So, you think linux folks don't use Windows, just to flash their GPU roms, and then happily run them on linux? That's what I do. I"m quite sure I'm not ~15% less profitable than you. And ZEC is very profitable for AMD Fiji cards; I'm getting $35-$36/month/card, net, with Nanos.
For those that like Linux, go ahead, just stating my reasons. On pre-Polaris cards, Windows drivers are fine, so it is a mute point. I use Linux for VMs (web developer.... though getting RSI of some sort
), but have never really liked the desktop versions enough to switch.you may not like me from past post but we do agree on this at least . Linux does have it uses but lacks a lot in what it can do over windows .. i don't see how anyone can say Linux is better for GPU mining , I honestly wish it was or I could get used to the Desktop versions of LINUX but i can't, I use the server version on my PI's it's the best thing going for them over the windows PI version ...
At the end of the day, we should each choose what service us best, as individuals. We should be grateful we *have* choices to begin with.
Must be getting late ...Who say that AMD linux driver are not trainwrack, just one option works on linux and then windows is to blame, AMD linux driver is abomination, windows driver is not a lot better also
I giggled at "AMD Linux driver is abomination". It is true.
I second that, AMD or even ATI day's linux or windows drivers were not very good, and it doesn't seems to be better those days.
That said if i ever invest in AMD rigs and it need linux to run smoother / faster and so on, i'll switch no brainers, we're mining, here to make money, desktop shouldn't be a consideration since all miners are cmdline anyway
for now with my nvidia rigs, i have no pros going to linux, it's rock stable in w10, and the hashes are the same. Windows allow you to setup rigs faster, and make everything easier, when you mine it's good, you want your brand new rig to be mining asap, windows allow you to do that.When you reach a certain scale (10+ rigs), you can then, take your sweet time with one rig to get it up and optimized, and then duplicate the system to your others. That's how i see it @tm
Keep up the good work Zawawa, i sadly don't understand 1/3 of what you're doing here (mostly) but it seems to be very interesting work
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
So, you think linux folks don't use Windows, just to flash their GPU roms, and then happily run them on linux? That's what I do. I"m quite sure I'm not ~15% less profitable than you. And ZEC is very profitable for AMD Fiji cards; I'm getting $35-$36/month/card, net, with Nanos.
For those that like Linux, go ahead, just stating my reasons. On pre-Polaris cards, Windows drivers are fine, so it is a mute point. I use Linux for VMs (web developer.... though getting RSI of some sort
), but have never really liked the desktop versions enough to switch. May I ask for a link for the linux bios flashing utilities? I had no idea they existed (not doubting you).
This thread covers it.. It is on a Russian forum, but the instructions are in English. It is also available in ethos which is how I found out about it and it works great and flashes much faster than its windows counterpart.
http://bitcoinbg.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3967
Thank you very much!
I hope hes able to keep support for windows boxes id rather use windows for GPU mining unless someone has come up with a way to use PI then I would welcome Linux over windows any day ... but for Now please keep windows support more use windows then most think or know ...for GPU mining , I'll be honest i can set it up (a Linux box but but it's to limiting for me )..and don't notice much difference in speeds .. to make it worth the hassle .. i do test it from time to time ...I hate using Linux desk tops , and use the server version if I use Linux... and i have a copy of the ethos os and a copy of the pimp.
PS please above all don't Assume because you may use Linux and like it more , that other do and will...
Thanks Top..
PS please above all don't Assume because you may use Linux and like it more , that other do and will...
Thanks Top..
May I ask for a link for the linux bios flashing utilities? I had no idea they existed (not doubting you).
This thread covers it.. It is on a Russian forum, but the instructions are in English. It is also available in ethos which is how I found out about it and it works great and flashes much faster than its windows counterpart.
http://bitcoinbg.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3967
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
Bios flashing is supported under Linux, including Polaris cards. The atiflash variant that supports this was leaked quite some time ago. :-)
May I ask for a link for the linux bios flashing utilities? I had no idea they existed (not doubting you).
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
Bios flashing is supported under Linux, including Polaris cards. The atiflash variant that supports this was leaked quite some time ago. :-)
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
So, you think linux folks don't use Windows, just to flash their GPU roms, and then happily run them on linux? That's what I do. I"m quite sure I'm not ~15% less profitable than you. And ZEC is very profitable for AMD Fiji cards; I'm getting $35-$36/month/card, net, with Nanos.
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
Alright, multithreading is working now. I just optimized Round 0 and the miner is already running faster.
I should be done pretty soon.
I should be done pretty soon.
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
I think the people mining with < 10 rigs are mostly on windows.
I have an ugly suspicion that most folks mining are on Windoze this past year, but I'm in the process of moving all of my rigs BACK to LINUX (most of them are still there) and NONE of them have more than 4 GPUs in teh rig (counting the AMD APU most of my rigs have).
LINUX drivers for AMD have veried, just like the Windows ones - some have been trash, some have been good reliable stuff.
It would be more accurate to say that most of the 2016 driver releases IN GENERAL from AMD have been trash to at least some degree.
Who say that AMD linux driver are not trainwrack, just one option works on linux and then windows is to blame, AMD linux driver is abomination, windows driver is not a lot better also
I giggled at "AMD Linux driver is abomination". It is true.
Who say that AMD linux driver are not trainwrack, just one option works on linux and then windows is to blame, AMD linux driver is abomination, windows driver is not a lot better also
AMD linux driver was a necessary evil, because of Open source driver demands. That's why it's called hybrid driver.
Who say that AMD linux driver are not trainwrack, just one option works on linux and then windows is to blame, AMD linux driver is abomination, windows driver is not a lot better also
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
I think the people mining with < 10 rigs are mostly on windows.
None of that changes the fact that the Windows driver for RX series is brain dead, but that's not the case on linux. So, should one beat their head against a wall trying to do something for RX on Windows that isn't currently possible, or put it aside for now, and accomplish what *can* be done on linux?
I knew it! Could you tell engineers at AMD that we need GDS both on Windows and Linux?
This is such a waste of time and energy...
This is such a waste of time and energy...
Not at all...your implementation will work just fine under linux, and im pretty sure the majority of miners (at least people with more than 1 or 2 cards) are on linux anyways.
I think the people mining with < 10 rigs are mostly on windows.
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