What PCIe slots do you have them plugged into?
Looking at your MB manual I would recommend slotting the GPUs into PCIX16, PCIEX4_1, PCIEX4_2 (from top to bottom slots 2, 4, 6) Also make sure the monitor is plugged into slot 2 or PCIEX16
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Looking at your MB manual I would recommend slotting the GPUs into PCIX16, PCIEX4_1, PCIEX4_2 (from top to bottom slots 2, 4, 6) Also make sure the monitor is plugged into slot 2 or PCIEX16
There is no errors at all.
I have this report in approx 10sec.
I have this report in approx 10sec.
What version of ubuntu 16 image are you running?
nvOC_19-3.x_U16.04_Cuda_8-9.2_N410_2018-10-27
How to update only miner T_Rex?
Do it manually by replacing the old T_Rex binary. Otherwise, if you run nvOC upgrade and this installs some other miner you don't like or do not work well on your rig, you can specifically select the older version from 1bash replacing default "recommended" with the exact miner version number.There is no errors at all.
I have this report in approx 10sec.
I have this report in approx 10sec.
What version of ubuntu 16 image are you running?
Do you see any errors/warnings in the tempcontrol output? If not, how much it takes on your rig to run the command below?
check while gpus are mining
There is no errors at all.Code:
nvidia-smi --query-gpu=temperature.gpu,fan.speed,power.limit,power.draw,name --format=csv,noheader,nounits
check while gpus are mining
I have this report in approx 10sec.
Code:
m1@m1-desktop:~$ nvidia-smi --query-gpu=temperature.gpu,fan.speed,power.limit,power.draw,name --format=csv,noheader,nounits
60, 60, 148.00, 145.71, GeForce GTX 1080
58, 60, 148.00, 149.94, GeForce GTX 1080
60, 60, 148.00, 126.98, GeForce GTX 1080
62, 60, 148.00, 133.07, GeForce GTX 1080
62, 60, 148.00, 133.34, GeForce GTX 1080
64, 60, 148.00, 144.84, GeForce GTX 1080
59, 60, 148.00, 152.66, GeForce GTX 1080
66, 62, 148.00, 142.73, GeForce GTX 1080
63, 60, 148.00, 127.52, GeForce GTX 1080
65, 60, 148.00, 153.55, GeForce GTX 1080
66, 60, 148.00, 144.71, GeForce GTX 1080
63, 60, 148.00, 152.14, GeForce GTX 1080
60, 60, 148.00, 147.11, GeForce GTX 1080
m1@m1-desktop:~$
60, 60, 148.00, 145.71, GeForce GTX 1080
58, 60, 148.00, 149.94, GeForce GTX 1080
60, 60, 148.00, 126.98, GeForce GTX 1080
62, 60, 148.00, 133.07, GeForce GTX 1080
62, 60, 148.00, 133.34, GeForce GTX 1080
64, 60, 148.00, 144.84, GeForce GTX 1080
59, 60, 148.00, 152.66, GeForce GTX 1080
66, 62, 148.00, 142.73, GeForce GTX 1080
63, 60, 148.00, 127.52, GeForce GTX 1080
65, 60, 148.00, 153.55, GeForce GTX 1080
66, 60, 148.00, 144.71, GeForce GTX 1080
63, 60, 148.00, 152.14, GeForce GTX 1080
60, 60, 148.00, 147.11, GeForce GTX 1080
m1@m1-desktop:~$
How to update only miner T_Rex ?
Do you see any errors/warnings in the tempcontrol output? If not, how much it takes on your rig to run the command below?
check while gpus are mining
Code:
nvidia-smi --query-gpu=temperature.gpu,fan.speed,power.limit,power.draw,name --format=csv,noheader,nounits
check while gpus are mining
For unknown reason Temp control adjust fan speed ones in an 8 min not in a 15 sec.
Mining with nvOC 19.30 N410 at 13x1080 Great hash rate!
But temp control dead after first few minutes of start
Is anyone has same issue
But temp control dead after first few minutes of start
Is anyone has same issue
Hey there. I've gotta a problem while mining XMR. It shows : Result rejected by the pool.
Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
Please guys, I really want to mine xmr. Help a bro out Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
I'm sorry, you are using a very old version of nvOC which I don't know/remember anything about. I can't help you, maybe someone else who is currently mining xmr on the old images could.
That is not. You should be able to define the new algo/miner mapping entirely in 1bash, and adding the new required miner binary into miners/{minername}/{minerversion}/ folder. Then create in that same folder a file like this one and name it nvoc-miner.json, you can skip minerinfo/install/compile sections, they are optional. You can see some other examples for more complex miner packages like the xmr-stak that makes use of a wrapper script to handle specific operations. When it's working, if you want, share it here.
I am on nvOC 19-3.0-stable and noticed that BCI was top of the heap (earnings on WTM) a few hours ago so I decided to dig into it and look into how/if it is supported in this version. The first thing that I noticed is that BCI is listed in 1bash but it appears as an equihash algo coin. Obviously, that is old as BCI is now progPow so it requires a different miner.
Before I re-invent the wheel and modify my 1bash and 0 miner to handle progPow and BCI, is this available in a new branch that I am unaware of?
Thanks in advance.
Before I re-invent the wheel and modify my 1bash and 0 miner to handle progPow and BCI, is this available in a new branch that I am unaware of?
Thanks in advance.
Was mining RVN last two days but my daily mining profit was
about 50% of whattomone RVN calculation.
Mined with zenemyminer/nvOC 19.3
Just wondering is anyone have same experience?
about 50% of whattomone RVN calculation.
Mined with zenemyminer/nvOC 19.3
Just wondering is anyone have same experience?
First, only cuda-10 is officially supported by nvidia in ubuntu 18.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
That's the reason why I switched back to 16.04 from 18.04.
It is more stable
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First, only cuda-10 is officially supported by nvidia in ubuntu 18.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
Thanks for theses explanations details Lukepicci.
As i said in my last message, i will install it after i synchronized my XMR wallet with his new CNV8 blockchain database
First, only cuda-10 is officially supported by nvidia in ubuntu 18.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
Second, this new image fills the gap in having a dual cuda image ready to load on your disk, the previous ubuntu 16 image included cuda-8 only.
Third, more than a thing is not working at its best in ubuntu 18, there are some problems, more or less significant with curl, tempcontrol and compilation in general because of the updated gcc suite.
In short, as long as you run miners designed for cuda 8/9 I recommend to go with ubuntu 16. Te other images are still valid, it's all up to your preferences or experiences.
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Why come back to version 16.04 of ubuntu?
What was the problem with version 18.04?
I admit that for my part, I did not appreciate the problem of DNS that takes too much time to synchronize properly.
As soon as I finish syncing my Monero wallet I download it and install it on a new disk.
The idea of a 1 bash.template lite is good, I complete my 1 bash faster this way.
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nvOC_19-3.x, Ubuntu 16.04, Dual-Cuda 8+9.2, Nvidia 410, 2018-10-27
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Hey there. I've gotta a problem while mining XMR. It shows : Result rejected by the pool.
Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
Please guys, I really want to mine xmr. Help a bro out Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
I think you should réimage with new image ubuntu 18.04 LTS : https://github.com/papampi/nvOC_by_fullzero_Community_Release
and use command on remote ssh connection : nvOC upgrade to update scripts
then complete new 1bash file.
You can look here https://github.com/papampi/nvOC_by_fullzero_Community_Release/wiki/nvOC-19-2.1-beta-testing
Don't forget to upgrade your monero wallet and download his blockchain https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/releases (~60Go)
You can also compile xmr-stak yourself https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/releases
How To compile : https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/blob/master/doc/compile_Linux.md
I note in passing to Lukepicci and Papampi that a new corrective version was published on 25/10/2018 on their github. This one improves the hashrate which had strongly diminished due to the questions of adjustments for hashing cryptonight_v8.
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Hey there. I've gotta a problem while mining XMR. It shows : Result rejected by the pool.
Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
Please guys, I really want to mine xmr. Help a bro out Im running nvOC_v0019-1.4
Anyone had this?
Sure, just install cuda-9-2 following instructions about installing cuda from specific ppa packages.
Here is the detailed installation guide: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/9.2/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#ubuntu-installation
Here is the ppa (and a recap of the same install steps) for 16.04: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-92-download-archive?target_os=Linux&target_arch=x86_64&target_distro=Ubuntu&target_version=1604&target_type=debnetwork
Just use cuda-9-2 package instead of the generic cuda metapackage in the last step.
Here is the detailed installation guide: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/9.2/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#ubuntu-installation
Here is the ppa (and a recap of the same install steps) for 16.04: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-92-download-archive?target_os=Linux&target_arch=x86_64&target_distro=Ubuntu&target_version=1604&target_type=debnetwork
Just use cuda-9-2 package instead of the generic cuda metapackage in the last step.
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