[Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 428.

kaN5300

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Quote from: webxass.de on June 12, 2017, 06:00:36 AM

talk to nanopool or claymore ... its not SMOS related!

if the "how to" section of nanopool is wrong, we can't help you out since we dont know all configs for all pools if there is any special ... and i never saw such a dpool adress before.

It was wrong syntax issue. My fault. Sorry. Long full string is working fine.

cuboza

newbie

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Hello, have issue with r-type os.
During update it shows code below on and on

Code:

Resolving simplemining.net (simplemining.net)... 104.20.83.32, 104.20.84.32, 2400:cb00:2048:1::6814:5420, ...
Connecting to simplemining.net (simplemining.net)|104.20.83.32|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1561655 (1.5M) [application/x-gzip]
Saving to: update.tar.gz
100%[========================================================================================>] 1,561,655 2.20MB/s in 0.7s
2017-06-12 17:48:57 (2.20 MB/s) - update.tar.gz saved [1561655/1561655]
/dev/fd/63: line 30: 26198 Broken pipe gunzip -c update.tar.gz
26199 Illegal instruction | tar tf -
New v1097 update found ! - starting update now
mkdir: cannot create directory /var/tmp/update: File exists
rm: cannot remove update*.tar.gz: No such file or directory
--2017-06-12 17:48:59-- https://simplemining.net/update/1097/update.tar.gz
Resolving simplemining.net (simplemining.net)... 104.20.83.32, 104.20.84.32, 2400:cb00:2048:1::6814:5420, ...
Connecting to simplemining.net (simplemining.net)|104.20.83.32|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1561655 (1.5M) [application/x-gzip]
Saving to: update.tar.gz.620
100%[========================================================================================>] 1,561,655 2.56MB/s in 0.6s
2017-06-12 17:49:01 (2.56 MB/s) - update.tar.gz.620 saved [1561655/1561655]
gzip: update.tar.gz: No such file or directory
/dev/fd/63: line 30: 27063 Exit 1 gunzip -c update.tar.gz
27064 Illegal instruction | tar tf -
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Sandal_Hat

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Quote from: Sandal_Hat on June 12, 2017, 09:22:32 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Sandal_Hat on June 12, 2017, 08:05:21 AM

Guys, for AMD GPUs, can simplemining undervolt and overclock as well as windows can? Or can it do to a lesser extent? Or cannot do at all?

I am kinda torn between trying simplemining, use ethos or window. Appreciate the guidance.

Overclocking - simple. Undervolting - see my last post on this, please:

Quote from: ?? on ??

You cannot manipulate ANY voltages (with any sort of precision) with Claymore miner options, smOS options, or Polaris BIOS Editor VBIOS modifications.

The powerstage option just instructs the driver to change DPM states, but what voltage it sets is up to it. On most RX GPUs, the MVDDC cannot be set via software... and BELIEVE me, I have tried. Just to show that I do know what I'm talking about here, see this (NSFW): https://i.imgur.com/1UEGeRz.jpg

My toolset detects all (supported) VRM controllers on the bus - on most RX cards, all you have is one main controller (often an IR3567B or compatible), which has its main output feeding core, and loop 2 unused. I have seen some strange ones among RX GPUs (XFX RS XXX 480/470 4G/8G have an NCP81022 feeding core, but on its other output is VDDCI - weird), but I have not yet seen one which exposes MVDDC. I have a 290X which does, and a Fury which does... but no RX cards.

So, basically, Linux or simplemining cannot undervolt as well as windows can, and thus, it will use more watts than windows. Correct me if i am wrong please?
How much watts roughly can an Rx 470/570 on simplemining get compared to windows??

Am i right about the general statement that windows undervolts better but simplemining is more stable type, slightly higher wattage only? Has remote connection control via putty also. I think thats the only drawback of linux?

My electricity rate isnt high but it is not low either. Please advise.

Old_Timer

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In the fray since 2013.

I have pretty big fluctuations with asus strix 470... from 20 to 27...

The same with powerstage 4 and 5, clocks 1050/1900

all sapphire cards work 100% stable

any ideas?

Also powerstage does affect voltage right?

webxass.de

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Quote from: Sequoia93 on June 12, 2017, 10:23:36 AM

Quote from: webxass.de on June 12, 2017, 10:15:54 AM

Quote from: Sequoia93 on June 12, 2017, 10:02:36 AM

Could some step me through how to flash GPUs with smOS?

It would be much appreciated Grin

mhhh is SMOS capable to flash GPU bios?! ... if so i would be interested into too ... but for now i would say, SMOS is a mining os ... not an oc os Tongue

"atiflash for linux - for now its only program located at /root/utils/atiflash
If you know putty (ssh) then you can login into rig and flash custom bios remotly. The flashing from dashboard will be propably implemented in future but not soon. Right now you can do the flashing only by direct ssh into rigs."

but atiflash is just a flashing/reading tool ... you would need to build a bios which u can flash afterwards or is there any software to edit the bios of a gpu (which u read and saved in a file before with atiflash)?

xleejohnx

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Quote from: Lizzie_Girl on June 12, 2017, 10:23:51 AM

This is cool I had I look at your site. Nice and clean. Nice software. However I was wondering if you get this exact same sort of software but for CPU and not going ? I want to run a PC to could mine off a flashdrive with an extra pc I have lying around here. Any help please is aporet.

These os doesn't support CPU mining.

Lizzie_Girl

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This is cool I had I look at your site. Nice and clean. Nice software. However I was wondering if you get this exact same sort of software but for CPU and not going ? I want to run a PC to could mine off a flashdrive with an extra pc I have lying around here. Any help please is aporet.

Sequoia93

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Activity: 116

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Quote from: webxass.de on June 12, 2017, 10:15:54 AM

Quote from: Sequoia93 on June 12, 2017, 10:02:36 AM

Could some step me through how to flash GPUs with smOS?

It would be much appreciated Grin

mhhh is SMOS capable to flash GPU bios?! ... if so i would be interested into too ... but for now i would say, SMOS is a mining os ... not an oc os Tongue

"atiflash for linux - for now its only program located at /root/utils/atiflash
If you know putty (ssh) then you can login into rig and flash custom bios remotly. The flashing from dashboard will be propably implemented in future but not soon. Right now you can do the flashing only by direct ssh into rigs."

willi9974

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Enjoy 500% bonus + 70 FS

One Question

it is possible to count the "incorrect shares" and display it on the Website after each GPU or in a extra line?

Best Regards
Willi

webxass.de

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Quote from: Sequoia93 on June 12, 2017, 10:02:36 AM

Could some step me through how to flash GPUs with smOS?

It would be much appreciated Grin

mhhh is SMOS capable to flash GPU bios?! ... if so i would be interested into too ... but for now i would say, SMOS is a mining os ... not an oc os Tongue

Sequoia93

member

Activity: 116

Merit: 10

Could some step me through how to flash GPUs with smOS?

It would be much appreciated Grin

xleejohnx

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Activity: 672

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Quote from: rogeriosmorais on June 12, 2017, 09:44:20 AM

Hello guys,

I'm using smOS and ethermine.org pools. Is 3% stale shares normal? I'm getting that consistently. My ping to the pool is around 230ms.

I'm new to mining so I don't know if it's inevitable and everyone gets some or if it's a clear signal that there is something wrong with my connection or my configuration.

Regards.

your ping shouldnt be that high! probably the reason you have so many stale shares reporting to the pool.
check to see if they have a closer pool to your location

rogeriosmorais

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Hello guys,

I'm using smOS and ethermine.org pools. Is 3% stale shares normal? I'm getting that consistently. My ping to the pool is around 230ms.

I'm new to mining so I don't know if it's inevitable and everyone gets some or if it's a clear signal that there is something wrong with my connection or my configuration.

Regards.

xleejohnx

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Activity: 672

Merit: 500

Quote from: Crypto_Future on June 12, 2017, 09:18:39 AM

guys -dcri setting not working on 9.5 miner?

I use various settings but always assumes 10...

not having any issues with 9.5
actually it has fixed my rejected shares i have been getting with 9.4

Sandal_Hat

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Activity: 462

Merit: 118

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Sandal_Hat on June 12, 2017, 08:05:21 AM

Guys, for AMD GPUs, can simplemining undervolt and overclock as well as windows can? Or can it do to a lesser extent? Or cannot do at all?

I am kinda torn between trying simplemining, use ethos or window. Appreciate the guidance.

Overclocking - simple. Undervolting - see my last post on this, please:

Quote from: ?? on ??

You cannot manipulate ANY voltages (with any sort of precision) with Claymore miner options, smOS options, or Polaris BIOS Editor VBIOS modifications.

The powerstage option just instructs the driver to change DPM states, but what voltage it sets is up to it. On most RX GPUs, the MVDDC cannot be set via software... and BELIEVE me, I have tried. Just to show that I do know what I'm talking about here, see this (NSFW): https://i.imgur.com/1UEGeRz.jpg

My toolset detects all (supported) VRM controllers on the bus - on most RX cards, all you have is one main controller (often an IR3567B or compatible), which has its main output feeding core, and loop 2 unused. I have seen some strange ones among RX GPUs (XFX RS XXX 480/470 4G/8G have an NCP81022 feeding core, but on its other output is VDDCI - weird), but I have not yet seen one which exposes MVDDC. I have a 290X which does, and a Fury which does... but no RX cards.

So, basically, Linux or simplemining cannot undervolt as well as windows can, and thus, it will use more watts than windows. Correct me if i am wrong please?
How much watts roughly can an Rx 470/570 on simplemining get compared to windows??

Crypto_Future

member

Activity: 72

Merit: 10

guys -dcri setting not working on 9.5 miner?

I use various settings but always assumes 10...

oup59

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Quote from: webxass.de on June 12, 2017, 09:01:05 AM

below 70 degress is quite ok i would say ... arround 80 degrees i would stark thinking of changing a bit! Tongue

on the other hand ... why not increase fan speed? i guess its allready loud so why not giving them some more speed to be sure, the gpu stays alive

but i dont have any clue about fanspeeds on SMOS since im using a watercooled rig which controlls the temps and fans by an external controller - by the way nearly unhearalbe ... sounds similar to a fridge - but a new modern one - temps on 4xHD7990 are 50 52 56 54 51 49 62 57 ℃ Wink

One of the gpus which is behind every card fluctuates on gpu clock and so hash rate. It may be because of throttling or bios mod problem. Maybe I undervolted too much. I will try to increase its fan speed first. If it is ok then all is well . Otherwise mod its bios with higher mV.

I hope Claymore -tt and/or -fanmin commands work in SMOS. I did not tried it yet.

Claymore says:Note: for Linux gpu-pro drivers, miner must have root access to manage fans, otherwise only monitoring will be available.

Does SMOS have root access by default? If not can I set it, how?

Last resort would be hardcode a high minimum fan rpm for this card into its bios and flash it but then I will run always on this rpm.

Sandal_Hat

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Sandal_Hat on June 12, 2017, 08:05:21 AM

Guys, for AMD GPUs, can simplemining undervolt and overclock as well as windows can? Or can it do to a lesser extent? Or cannot do at all?

I am kinda torn between trying simplemining, use ethos or window. Appreciate the guidance.

Overclocking - simple. Undervolting - see my last post on this, please:

Quote from: ?? on ??

You cannot manipulate ANY voltages (with any sort of precision) with Claymore miner options, smOS options, or Polaris BIOS Editor VBIOS modifications.

The powerstage option just instructs the driver to change DPM states, but what voltage it sets is up to it. On most RX GPUs, the MVDDC cannot be set via software... and BELIEVE me, I have tried. Just to show that I do know what I'm talking about here, see this (NSFW): https://i.imgur.com/1UEGeRz.jpg

My toolset detects all (supported) VRM controllers on the bus - on most RX cards, all you have is one main controller (often an IR3567B or compatible), which has its main output feeding core, and loop 2 unused. I have seen some strange ones among RX GPUs (XFX RS XXX 480/470 4G/8G have an NCP81022 feeding core, but on its other output is VDDCI - weird), but I have not yet seen one which exposes MVDDC. I have a 290X which does, and a Fury which does... but no RX cards.

Will take a look buddy. Thanks

webxass.de

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Quote from: oup59 on June 12, 2017, 08:35:23 AM

SMOS applies a single minimum fan speed for all the cards.

Can I manage with GPU tempratures and fan speeds with -tt and -fanmax commands of claymore when/if instruct them via SMOS interface.

I remember putting -tt 68 and it says someting like needs root access to set tempature/fans.

Does it only say it but apply the commands or temprature and fan commands are simply not working when Claymore is used in SMOS because of root access issue?

I need to increase the fan speed of the last GPU in the rig row.

It looks like it throttles as GPU clock rate and hash values fluctuate. Maybe I should run its fan around 80 or more?

BTW what gpu temps and fan speed would you consider good?

Is 69-70 degrees with 50-55 percent fan speed too bad?

below 70 degress is quite ok i would say ... arround 80 degrees i would stark thinking of changing a bit! Tongue

on the other hand ... why not increase fan speed? i guess its allready loud so why not giving them some more speed to be sure, the gpu stays alive

but i dont have any clue about fanspeeds on SMOS since im using a watercooled rig which controlls the temps and fans by an external controller - by the way nearly unhearalbe ... sounds similar to a fridge - but a new modern one - temps on 4xHD7990 are 50 52 56 54 51 49 62 57 ℃ Wink

webxass.de

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Quote from: coinbeamer on June 12, 2017, 08:29:43 AM

I use zcash and eth riggs.

As far as i understood in the msgs before, i have to use at least 2 emails to manage the rigs.

Q: How can i use them on one PC at the same time --> left window SM ZEC and right window SM ETH ... its not possible, brcause of the registerlink i have to klick - then i see on both windows eth or zec rigs.
HEEELP.

Its really important to use different algos/coins like ETH and ZEC in one account and window !!

the grouping feature is comming up but i dont think, that it would match ur case of 2 miner instances on one system. SMOS is build to manage a whole rig instead of multiple instances in one rig. that would be another feature and - under us - this is really not a common use case ... why would u mine different coins on same time?

PS: im begging tytus for let me help him on that Sad

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