Rig is set to electronium.
Through 5 minutes turns off.
I use claymore-eth-v11.0.
Settings:
-xpool stratum+sl://en-e1.nanopol.org: 13433-wall xxx.reg name/mail-xpsw z-allpools 1-asm 1-port 127.0.0.1:3333
what to do and how to be?
Topic: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 203. (Read 835838 times)
March 01, 2018, 03:08:56 AM
March 01, 2018, 02:06:48 AM
I tried searching but couldnt find. Probably bad bitcointalk search feature.
I have a rig with 4 x GTX 1060 and 2 x GTX 1070 (both EVGA). I have set core to 10 and memory to 1500. Wattage for 1060 set at 85 and 1070 set at 100. Mining ETH claymore.
The 1060s are mining at 24 MHS. 1070s are mining at 32 MHS. Total 160 MHS. But once in every minute, they drop by 3-4 MHS total. Makes me feel if I am overclocking too much and undervolting too much. They have not crashed yet (running only for last couple of hours). Any thoughts? Is +1500 memory too high? Should I reduce it? But I see lots of posts that EVGA 1060 is very much capable of 25 MHS and 1070s at 34 MHS. No idea how to hit that level.
I have a rig with 4 x GTX 1060 and 2 x GTX 1070 (both EVGA). I have set core to 10 and memory to 1500. Wattage for 1060 set at 85 and 1070 set at 100. Mining ETH claymore.
The 1060s are mining at 24 MHS. 1070s are mining at 32 MHS. Total 160 MHS. But once in every minute, they drop by 3-4 MHS total. Makes me feel if I am overclocking too much and undervolting too much. They have not crashed yet (running only for last couple of hours). Any thoughts? Is +1500 memory too high? Should I reduce it? But I see lots of posts that EVGA 1060 is very much capable of 25 MHS and 1070s at 34 MHS. No idea how to hit that level.
February 28, 2018, 11:28:20 PM
@xxxmattion Thanks, I'm using the same version but must be doing something wrong with the cmd line... how does this look to you?
-wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth.suprnova.cc:5000 -ewal IndieMiner.rig1 -epsw x
-wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth.suprnova.cc:5000 -ewal IndieMiner.rig1 -epsw x
February 28, 2018, 11:20:18 PM
I'm not seeing any problems here with my rigs if that helps at all.
Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
Same, stability is great.
Here's my config for eth-only nicehash on v11. Should work anywhere.
-epool stratum+tcp://daggerhashimoto.usa.nicehash.com:3353 -ewal YOUR_ADDRESS.$rigName -epsw x -esm 3 -allpools 1 -estale 0
February 28, 2018, 10:27:26 PM
I'm not seeing any problems here with my rigs if that helps at all.
Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
i`m useing claymore v 11Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
what r u useing?
February 28, 2018, 10:24:58 PM
I'm not sure if this is place to get some help or not. The chat available on the site doesn't seem to have anyone to actually work on my issue.
I recently manually removed a rig from the RigList since I was working on it and once I got it fixed and running again, it doesn't show up in the rig list. However, I notice that the Rig Groups has one more system than it should and it's using the group that it was set to before I deleted it. It's mining just fine on the screen but I can't get it to show up on the Rig List page.
I think it's actually registered and I don't get an error on the monitor so I need some actual support. I can't find any email address to get support and, as stated, the chat on the site really isn't a great way to get help like this.
I recently manually removed a rig from the RigList since I was working on it and once I got it fixed and running again, it doesn't show up in the rig list. However, I notice that the Rig Groups has one more system than it should and it's using the group that it was set to before I deleted it. It's mining just fine on the screen but I can't get it to show up on the Rig List page.
I think it's actually registered and I don't get an error on the monitor so I need some actual support. I can't find any email address to get support and, as stated, the chat on the site really isn't a great way to get help like this.
February 28, 2018, 08:59:14 PM
I'm not seeing any problems here with my rigs if that helps at all.
Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
Hey, while I'm here.... has anyone had any success with mining Ethereum (non-decred) on the suprnova pool with the Claymore miner?
If so then would you mind sharing your command line to help a brother out??
February 28, 2018, 08:46:44 PM
tytanick,
Have you made any changes to miners/SMOS in last 24 hours? I have started to get reboots on one of my rigs and these huge hashrate swings which I did not have before. My hashrate is 9500 sol/s, but on pool now it swings like mad. My average hashare on pool also has dropped as you can see.
https://i.imgur.com/b8Dw4PI.jpg
Have you made any changes to miners/SMOS in last 24 hours? I have started to get reboots on one of my rigs and these huge hashrate swings which I did not have before. My hashrate is 9500 sol/s, but on pool now it swings like mad. My average hashare on pool also has dropped as you can see.
https://i.imgur.com/b8Dw4PI.jpg
I have exactly the same problem as you.
My rigs started tro be very unstable in the last 6 hours
every rig restart every very 1 hour or 30 mins
February 28, 2018, 04:25:35 PM
Teamviewer has been good but i'm looking forward to ditching it's little quirks.
February 28, 2018, 03:08:34 PM
Hy Umax,
how much RAM do you have?
What processor have you installed?
Did you try to run EthOS on the rigs?
how much RAM do you have?
What processor have you installed?
Did you try to run EthOS on the rigs?
Guys, I need some help as I am troubleshooting this issue for the last few days.
I have 4 x 13 GPUs rigs (GTX 1080Ti on Asrock H110 Pro Btc+ ), but none of them would boot with all cards connected, but as soon as I try disonnecting 1 card and boot boot with 12 cards all rigs can boot and start minining without a problem, stable 24h, no restarts.
I can replicate the same behaviour across all 4 rigs. I can mine on Win10 (dstm and NiceHash), HiveOS with all 13 cards, so risers are fine and I have enough PSU juice (running 4 x 1080Ti on 1400W PSUs).
When booting with 13 cards, every time I get this error http://shrani.si/f/2K/3/36xjpO7K/img8269.jpg
I have tried all different combinations is Bios (Gen 1, Gen 2, disabling all peripherals) to no avail. At the moment I am running with 4 x 12 cards and I made another rig of 4 cards. I would really like to get SMOS going with 13 GPU.
The SMOS is loaded on 32GB Lexar USB3 sticks. Could that have any connections to my problems, should I try running it from SSD?
I have 4 x 13 GPUs rigs (GTX 1080Ti on Asrock H110 Pro Btc+ ), but none of them would boot with all cards connected, but as soon as I try disonnecting 1 card and boot boot with 12 cards all rigs can boot and start minining without a problem, stable 24h, no restarts.
I can replicate the same behaviour across all 4 rigs. I can mine on Win10 (dstm and NiceHash), HiveOS with all 13 cards, so risers are fine and I have enough PSU juice (running 4 x 1080Ti on 1400W PSUs).
When booting with 13 cards, every time I get this error http://shrani.si/f/2K/3/36xjpO7K/img8269.jpg
I have tried all different combinations is Bios (Gen 1, Gen 2, disabling all peripherals) to no avail. At the moment I am running with 4 x 12 cards and I made another rig of 4 cards. I would really like to get SMOS going with 13 GPU.
The SMOS is loaded on 32GB Lexar USB3 sticks. Could that have any connections to my problems, should I try running it from SSD?
February 28, 2018, 02:03:26 PM
I'm starting to play with this system. I did some tests on my on my workbench with my old AMD HD6870. Now I'm thinking of moving my real miners on SMOS. There is probably no way of using auto algo switching from Nicehash(or any other auto switcher) with this right? I would like to request to add that future if posible.
Try experiment with MPH - miningpoolhub.com
EDIT: I see not algo but coin switching...
February 28, 2018, 01:43:50 PM
I'm starting to play with this system. I did some tests on my on my workbench with my old AMD HD6870. Now I'm thinking of moving my real miners on SMOS. There is probably no way of using auto algo switching from Nicehash(or any other auto switcher) with this right? I would like to request to add that future if posible.
Try experiment with MPH - miningpoolhub.com
February 28, 2018, 01:41:15 PM
I'm starting to play with this system. I did some tests on my on my workbench with my old AMD HD6870. Now I'm thinking of moving my real miners on SMOS. There is probably no way of using auto algo switching from Nicehash(or any other auto switcher) with this right? I would like to request to add that future if posible.
February 28, 2018, 01:30:27 PM
Don't know if anyone has gotten wifi to work but I have with one of my old dongles:
Ssh into your rig and run these commands:
From there you can choose your wifi and enter creds. This isn't a should you run wifi post, but you can if you need to. For one of my rigs I have to run wifi and this has been solid for a week.
Not all dongles are going to work. I have two and only my old linksys dongle seemed to work correctly.
Disclaimer: I hold no responsibility for what happens when you run those commands, but they should be safe. Like I said, my rig has been fine afaik.
Ssh into your rig and run these commands:
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install network-manager
sudo service network-manager start
sudo nmgui
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install network-manager
sudo service network-manager start
sudo nmgui
From there you can choose your wifi and enter creds. This isn't a should you run wifi post, but you can if you need to. For one of my rigs I have to run wifi and this has been solid for a week.
Not all dongles are going to work. I have two and only my old linksys dongle seemed to work correctly.
Disclaimer: I hold no responsibility for what happens when you run those commands, but they should be safe. Like I said, my rig has been fine afaik.
February 28, 2018, 01:29:16 PM
When can we expect ccminer to be updated to latest version ?
May be in year 2020 February 28, 2018, 01:15:55 PM
Guys, do anyone have problem with connection closed by server error.
Miner just stops working. Is there any kind of a script to automaticly reboot the rig?
Miner just stops working. Is there any kind of a script to automaticly reboot the rig?
February 28, 2018, 11:47:46 AM
Just wanted to drop in and say how happy I am with SMOS.
Here's a brief recap of my experience that I think is worth sharing in case someone else falls into the same pattern and can learn from my mistake:
I installed SMOS on 3 rigs and ran it for a few days. Everything ran well and I should have been happy with that. But, I wanted to mine some exotic altcoins and thought that switching over to another OS would give me more options since it had more miners integrated into the platform. It also had more features or bells-and-whistles and so I decided to switch over. Everything seemed great for a few hours (until night time) and then I started having issues. Issues that lasted for nearly 2 weeks that cost me a lot of sleep and time wasted on troubleshooting my hardware when there was nothing wrong with it.
First, I was dealing with security issues for an entire week where my rigs would mine to someone else's address in Amsterdam every morning at 2AM. Next, I spent over a week dealing with network issues where my rigs would randomly fall off-line and then never reconnect. Then I spent more than a week dealing with a rig that would periodically drop to 50% of it's total hashrate and stay there until I rebooted it. Of course, it took about 5-10 reboots before the network connection was re-established.
So, after losing a lot of sleep over the past few weeks with using another OS that appeared to have more features and mining options, etc... I decided to switch back to SMOS and I've had three solid days of great performance. My quality of life has greatly improved since switching over to SMOS because I'm able to step away from my rigs and sleep comfortably which has made me a very happy miner.
In hindsight, I wish I could've been content with a sold-working OS because it would have saved me a lot of time and money. But, I feel that I learned an important lesson and that is; stability is more important than fancy features when it comes to mining.
Here's a brief recap of my experience that I think is worth sharing in case someone else falls into the same pattern and can learn from my mistake:
I installed SMOS on 3 rigs and ran it for a few days. Everything ran well and I should have been happy with that. But, I wanted to mine some exotic altcoins and thought that switching over to another OS would give me more options since it had more miners integrated into the platform. It also had more features or bells-and-whistles and so I decided to switch over. Everything seemed great for a few hours (until night time) and then I started having issues. Issues that lasted for nearly 2 weeks that cost me a lot of sleep and time wasted on troubleshooting my hardware when there was nothing wrong with it.
First, I was dealing with security issues for an entire week where my rigs would mine to someone else's address in Amsterdam every morning at 2AM. Next, I spent over a week dealing with network issues where my rigs would randomly fall off-line and then never reconnect. Then I spent more than a week dealing with a rig that would periodically drop to 50% of it's total hashrate and stay there until I rebooted it. Of course, it took about 5-10 reboots before the network connection was re-established.
So, after losing a lot of sleep over the past few weeks with using another OS that appeared to have more features and mining options, etc... I decided to switch back to SMOS and I've had three solid days of great performance. My quality of life has greatly improved since switching over to SMOS because I'm able to step away from my rigs and sleep comfortably which has made me a very happy miner.
In hindsight, I wish I could've been content with a sold-working OS because it would have saved me a lot of time and money. But, I feel that I learned an important lesson and that is; stability is more important than fancy features when it comes to mining.
February 28, 2018, 11:06:56 AM
Hey guys how does this software handle virtual mem requirements? For some algos and miners I need to add 60GB sometimes even 90GB virtual mem in windows for it to work, would that be the same on this? For example using 8 card 1080ti rigs. Rigs have 4GB-8GB ram. Just wondering what size flash drives I need to buy, would be awesome if I could get away with small ones like 16-32GB. I want to leave the SSDs on the rigs alone with windows on them in case I need to use custom miners for special coins on quick notice.
February 28, 2018, 07:34:39 AM
Hello.
Could You help me configure Claymore for Simplemining for this pool ?
Claymore in SImplemining defaul is here:
Could You help me configure Claymore for Simplemining for this pool ?
Code:
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool stratum+tcp://etp.dodopool.com:8008 -ewal Wallety -eworker rig1 -epsw x -ftime 10 -allcoins 1 --mode 1
Claymore in SImplemining defaul is here:
Code:
Default config: -wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008 -ewal $walletETH/$rigName -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -asm 1 -mport 127.0.0.1:3333
February 28, 2018, 05:41:17 AM
When can we expect ccminer to be updated to latest version ?
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