I decided to use it as I managed to stabilize it and I know you lot are winging fu&*ers !! 
Topic: LinuxCoin A lightweight Debian based OS with everything ready to go. - page 49. (Read 285117 times)
June 25, 2011, 12:32:59 PM
We have catalyst 11.6 I decided to use it as I managed to stabilize it and I know you lot are winging fu&*ers !!
I decided to use it as I managed to stabilize it and I know you lot are winging fu&*ers !! June 25, 2011, 11:38:43 AM
Working on having this working as stock
!!! 
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=11746.0
this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
Thanks, but that requires me to flash the BIOS using DOS or Windows with the risk of bricking my card.this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
With the Catalyst 11.6 driver AMD allows you to clock outside the BIOS limits directly without any flashing/overwriting of the BIOS, which is preferred by some.
June 25, 2011, 11:34:50 AM
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=11746.0
this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
LinuxCoin will be able to overclock / underclock without a bios mod
June 25, 2011, 11:31:16 AM
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=11746.0
this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
this guide is pretty useful for over/underclocking.
June 25, 2011, 11:01:28 AM
Awaiting v0.2b eagerly.
Would be great if someone would write a little step-by-step on how to upgrade the catalyst drivers to 11.6 on v0.2a/b so under/overclocking outside the BIOS limits of the cards becomes possible.
Uninstalling and overwriting this driver resulted in one of my cards not being able to mine anymore (the miner wonders if BFI_int can run on the card...) so I clearly messed this up.
I would donate a coin for a complete working step-by-step.
Would be great if someone would write a little step-by-step on how to upgrade the catalyst drivers to 11.6 on v0.2a/b so under/overclocking outside the BIOS limits of the cards becomes possible.
Uninstalling and overwriting this driver resulted in one of my cards not being able to mine anymore (the miner wonders if BFI_int can run on the card...) so I clearly messed this up.
I would donate a coin for a complete working step-by-step.
Working on having this working as stock
June 25, 2011, 10:58:55 AM
Awaiting v0.2b eagerly.
Would be great if someone would write a little step-by-step on how to upgrade the catalyst drivers to 11.6 on v0.2a/b so under/overclocking outside the BIOS limits of the cards becomes possible.
Uninstalling and overwriting this driver resulted in one of my cards not being able to mine anymore (the miner wonders if BFI_int can run on the card...) so I clearly messed this up.
I would donate a coin for a complete working step-by-step.
Would be great if someone would write a little step-by-step on how to upgrade the catalyst drivers to 11.6 on v0.2a/b so under/overclocking outside the BIOS limits of the cards becomes possible.
Uninstalling and overwriting this driver resulted in one of my cards not being able to mine anymore (the miner wonders if BFI_int can run on the card...) so I clearly messed this up.
I would donate a coin for a complete working step-by-step.
June 25, 2011, 10:43:21 AM
I can't wait to download and test the new version of LinuxCoin. And man sorry to hear this stuff with your ex-girlfriend. Crazy world we live in.
June 25, 2011, 08:17:01 AM
Ok I've finished with those pesky bugs and am now testing linuxcoin My MH's you see in my sig is from linuxcoin 0.2b 
I'm going to leave it running while I pop out and see a man about a dog and if all is well I will be uploading this evening. If you are hosting linuxcoin please PM me and I'll arrange for you to get the ISO before anyone else
LinuxCoin 0.2b test
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And Loki 7281 running linuxcoin She's a beast Got hit with the ugly stick for sure but a survivor
Remember 0.2b is STILL testing lol
I know I'm sorry but if you've kept up with my posts you would see I'm facing a mid life crisis atm and wanted to fix linuxcoin up before going incognito for a few weeks Hopefully I will still have a home. I've been selling everything on ebay hahaha
My MH's you see in my sig is from linuxcoin 0.2b I'm going to leave it running while I pop out and see a man about a dog and if all is well I will be uploading this evening. If you are hosting linuxcoin please PM me and I'll arrange for you to get the ISO before anyone else LinuxCoin 0.2b test
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And Loki 7281 running linuxcoin
She's a beast Got hit with the ugly stick for sure but a survivor Remember 0.2b is STILL testing lol
I know I'm sorry but if you've kept up with my posts you would see I'm facing a mid life crisis atm and wanted to fix linuxcoin up before going incognito for a few weeks Hopefully I will still have a home. I've been selling everything on ebay hahaha June 25, 2011, 12:52:41 AM
i believe the point of start_mining was suppose to make things easier, by requiring less input.
ie: url was stumping me because I would enter the whole url http://btcguild.com:8332/ when really i just needed to enter btcguild.com
if that helps
ie: url was stumping me because I would enter the whole url http://btcguild.com:8332/ when really i just needed to enter btcguild.com
if that helps
June 24, 2011, 09:21:40 PM
I screwed up actually cd /opt/miners/pheonix otherwise you'll get file not found or something
./phoenix.py -u http://worker_name:[email protected]:8332/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1
./phoenix.py -u http://worker_name:[email protected]:8332/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1
Thanks man, didn't realize how similiar dos and linux can be. As for my problem from linuxcoins start mining command, I didn't realize that the URL is different when mining with phoenix. My stupid mistake.
Thanks for your help.
June 24, 2011, 08:48:35 PM
I screwed up actually cd /opt/miners/pheonix otherwise you'll get file not found or something
./phoenix.py -u http://worker_name:[email protected]:8332/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1
./phoenix.py -u http://worker_name:[email protected]:8332/ -k poclbm DEVICE=1
June 24, 2011, 08:34:26 PM
Hey can anyone tell me how to run the phoenix miner with linuxcoin. I can't seem to get it to work.. I figure I'm either doing the flags wrong or the kernel wrong or both.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
cd ..
cd ..
cd /opt/miners
then use this
https://www.btcguild.com/how_to_connect.php
just keep in mind that is specific for BTCguild, if you are using a different pool or solo mining(which i highly doubt) then switch url for appropriate one
don't forget your paramaters at the end.
also instead of -k poclbm you can try -k phatk
sometimes it works a little better, thats what i use
Thats linux commands?
June 24, 2011, 08:27:54 PM
Oh sorry I thought you meant 0.2b you can install it via synaptic umm I can't remember the name of the package just search remote desktop in synaptic for 0.2a.
you can install it via synaptic umm I can't remember the name of the package just search remote desktop in synaptic for 0.2a.i've tried xrdp and tightvncserver
can't get them to work though
never had so much trouble using vnc or rdp before
EDIT: Bah!! figured it out. have to put ipaddress:1
however.... this shows me a completely new desktop session. welcome message/agreement, etc.
when i try to launch my start script all the miners launch, then close before displaying anything and then in the console that i launched from it says...
Xlib: extension "RANDR" missing on display 1.0
EDIT2: looks like x11rdp is what I want. says I can connect to display0.
will report back after testing
update: x11vnc works great. the best part is it doesn't really disturb the performance of the miner like i thought it might, but it uses all cpu which is fine by me.
June 24, 2011, 08:21:01 PM
Hey can anyone tell me how to run the phoenix miner with linuxcoin. I can't seem to get it to work.. I figure I'm either doing the flags wrong or the kernel wrong or both.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
cd ..
cd ..
cd /opt/miners
then use this
https://www.btcguild.com/how_to_connect.php
just keep in mind that is specific for BTCguild, if you are using a different pool or solo mining(which i highly doubt) then switch url for appropriate one
don't forget your paramaters at the end.
also instead of -k poclbm you can try -k phatk
sometimes it works a little better, thats what i use
June 24, 2011, 08:15:27 PM
Hey can anyone tell me how to run the phoenix miner with linuxcoin. I can't seem to get it to work.. I figure I'm either doing the flags wrong or the kernel wrong or both.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
The polcbm miner works fine, but I want to see if the phoenix miner works better.
I"m talking about using it from the start_mining command
I'm not too familiar with terminal yet so not sure how to get to the file and run it that way, although I do know DOS. I'll learn in due time.
June 24, 2011, 07:14:53 PM
Oh sorry I thought you meant 0.2b you can install it via synaptic umm I can't remember the name of the package just search remote desktop in synaptic for 0.2a.
you can install it via synaptic umm I can't remember the name of the package just search remote desktop in synaptic for 0.2a. June 24, 2011, 07:09:27 PM
Nope you just enable this in system settings.
why can't i find that? i must be losing it....
June 24, 2011, 05:34:19 PM
Nope you just enable this in system settings.
June 24, 2011, 05:32:07 PM
It's autoconfigured just tick the box and connect.
just tick the box and connect.in synaptic package manager?
June 24, 2011, 04:11:52 PM
It's autoconfigured just tick the box and connect.
just tick the box and connect. Jump to: