Topic: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 156. (Read 835829 times)

I don't think Vega 56/64/FE even supported by this OS.

what does that mean "can't".
when you connect using putty there is black window.
login:miner
password:miner

when you type password you don't see symbols, thats Ok.
just type "miner" press enter

I cant connect Into the ssh cant write password. Where to change password or how do I connect .

hi,
i've got 12 msi 1080 ti x trio
core +100
mem +600
pl 200
before 34 MH
after Ethlargeement i've got only 47-48 MH
tried mem +800, pl 210\220
on setting core 160 mem 800 pl 220 1GPU show 0 MH
on core 100 memory 1000 pl 180 after ETHlargement only 38 mh
can't go up to 53-54 mh
Guide me please

Anyone having problems with p104-100 on SMOS? Somehow my cards sometimes falls back to 607mhz clock, and i have to reboot rigs.

smos sets its own powerlimit of 140w instead of 190. cards are hashing 45mh instead of 65. whith such wrong low powerlimit rigs crash also

can you add this miner for people own amd cards and vega pls?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tdxminer-lyra2zxzc-miner-for-amd-gpus-on-linux-3299496

It is OK.
Just look at your core clock. It is 1500Mh/s. You need 2000 to get normal speed.
You cant get 190 watts with such clocks. Only if you rise to 1,5v core voltage. But I dont think you need it.

simplemining does not apply powerlimit! please help 
it shows OC and 190 powerlimit at each gpu on startup but real powerlimit is all over the place.
12 gpu 1080ti rig

ccminer alexis lyra2v2. i itried other ccminers too.

powerlimit set 190w and i get 143W or 160w only

[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#2: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti, 56.43MH/s
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#2: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti, 0.36MH/W, 0.038MH/Mhz
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#2: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti, 63C(F:60%) 1468/5005MHz(155W)
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#10: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 56.40MH/s
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#10: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 0.35MH/W, 0.038MH/Mhz
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#10: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 74C(F:65%) 1468/5005MHz(163W)
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#8: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 56.30MH/s
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#8: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 0.35MH/W, 0.039MH/Mhz
[2018-05-07 04:20:29] GPU#8: PNY GTX 1080 Ti, 74C(F:60%) 1455/5005MHz(159W)
[2018-05-07 04:20:40] [S/A/T]: 2/369/372, diff: 3.892, 686.82MH/s yes!
[2018-05-07 04:20:41] GPU#7: EVGA GTX 1080 Ti, 57.40MH/s
[2018-05-07 04:20:41] GPU#7: EVGA GTX 1080 Ti, 0.4MH/W, 0.038MH/Mhz
[2018-05-07 04:20:41] GPU#7: EVGA GTX 1080 Ti, 64C(F:60%) 1506/5005MHz(143W)
[2018-05-07 04:20:46] [S/A/T]: 2/370/373, diff: 5.481, 686.75MH/s yes!
[2018-05-07 04:20:47] [S/A/T]: 2/371/374, diff: 3.909, 686.73MH/s yes!

i had same issue with older dtsm equihash but new dtsm works perfect.

powerlimit 190,190,190,190,190,190,190,190,190,190,190,190 does not work
--plimit=190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w,190w, does not work also

so basically do not forward any port? and have a firewall?

Here's what I did so it automatically starts when the miner boots:

1. SSH into the miner, type the following:
     sudo vim /etc/rc.local
2. edit the file by adding the ETHlargement command above the miner script. Here's what mine looks like below (FYI, to edit the file with vim, type "a" on your keyboard, then edit the file as normal, hit "Esc" on your keyboard when done, then type":wq" hit Enter and it'll save. Make sure you have the "&", it's important and makes the command run in the background and stay running.

----------
#!/bin/sh
#
# rc.local
#
# This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
# Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other
# value on error.
#
# In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution
# bits.
#
# By default this script does nothing.

sudo /root/utils/OhGodAnETHlargementPill &
bash /root/utils/rclocal.sh &

exit 0
~                                                                                                                                                          
~                          
---------
DONE!
reboot the miner by typing "sudo reboot", BAM problem solved.

I'm having trouble getting SMOS to apply the power limits that I enter. My system includes 5 gpus, all Nvidia, 1x1080ti, 3x1060, 1x1050.

Yesterday I rebuilt the rig on an aluminum frame (taking it out of a tower box with gpus helter skelter). Now the hash rate is significantly reduced. I'm using the exact same components, mobo, gpus, psus, risers, etc.

I think the issue is in the power limit part, because when I watch the start up from a monitor, it seems to ignore the values I enter - somewhat. My overclock settings are:
Core: 93,200,200,200,200
Memory: 250,650,650,650,650
Power: 250,75,55,75,75

Here's what I see on the terminal on start:

Any idea why it looks like my power limit settings are being ignored/changed?

Update: after fiddling with the SMOS settings for the rig, and MANY restarts, I got the hash rate 98% back, but I still see the power limit stuff as above. So the stated power limit isn't being used? The hash rate is what I want, but it seems really finicky to get it. All I did with the fiddling is changing settings this way and that. Now the settings are:
Core: 93,200
Memory: 250,650
Power: 250,100
Essentially the same, but results slightly different.

To the first question - public access means bots can login to the miner via ssh. You probably know what you're doing to do that. As long as you plug it in your network on the inside of a firewall, you have a private IP address. Don't port forward ssh to the miner.

cost: $2/month is for the SMOS software only. Any mining dev fees are separate. SMOS bundles many miners so you have your choice.

Hi,

I read through some of the thread, but it's very long. Does this have the capability to flash my cards (RX 580) or do I need to perform this on my own? Thx

I have two questions for the rig mixed r9 270,280,390 the first is can I overclock the cards separately like the Rx cards than the second claymore 11.7 won't work keeps saying something about loading drivers but etherminer works

I have two questions about SMOS?

- What does it mean don't assign a public ip address to your rig? What if i have a static IP from my isp


-is there any other cost than $2 a month? what miner does SMOS use? Does it use Claymore? if so, what about the Dev fee?

He does state to email him in the event you require technical assistance or have a request. I did just this with my fan issue and received a personal response via email.

I still don't understand why you always choose to answer only some of the questions, specially the ones that are not uncomfortable for you. There have been 5-6 people asking you to implement OhGodAnETHlargementPill as a button, or something else that doesn't need ssh, and you didn't even bother to answer(estimation, negative, affirmative, NOTHING)....

I simply can not understand....

Still not been added. What a f*** joke support. Glad I left and didn`t wait for 7.0.

Any AMD cpu can cause problems on linux rigs.
Anyway there is almost no definition of bottleneck caused by CPU under windows as all computing operatons are done on GPU and cpu is needed for much easier tasks