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citronick

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Thank you very much for all that information. We learned the hard way to manage rigs with ethOS with SSH connections. We successfully connected to our rigs with that infos.

I just would like to point out that it didnt work for us at first.

nano /mnt/usr/config.txt didnt work, it would open an empty config.txt, but this one worked: nano /mnt/user/config.txt ==== https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1rnxxc6mp1jwx8/Capture4.PNG?dl=0

We had to look around in the drive to discover that! Our rig is now mining under our wallet address. Maybe it would be a good idea to add these troubleshooting steps in case this happens to someone else.

Cheers!

oops my bad on the usr vs user syntax

great mining!

citronick

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T,

URGENT - Can help recompile Claymore ZEC Miner v12.2. Thanks

v12.2 had a memory leak issue and Claymore fixed it and asked everyone to redownload v12.2.

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Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v12.2 (Windows/Linux)
Today at 01:35:02 PM
...

Windows Miner v12.2 has a memory leak 700mb per day, 5gb per week.

yes, this is true. Claymore can you fix this?

Confirmed, fixed. I can re-upload v12.2 or I can include this fix in next update which will be available in a few days.

12.21 then do the update next week as 12.3

Also please allow -i 8 again on nanos. No reason to disable it!

Memory leak: just redownload v12.2, see note in OP.
-i 8: done, you can use it already.

Claymore - this revised 12.2 is only applicable for Windows version correct ? -- Linux version no impact??

Linux is affected too.
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carloshell

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Quote from: gOCe on March 04, 2017, 04:03:53 AM

I use WINSCP (also from putty suite) in Windows
then go to /mnt/....
Edit the config.txt
change email (I also add in the first comment R9 or Rx so i can know what kind of release im editing, and rig identificator for my location)
and just wait like 10 sec, then the rig automagically changes from one panel to the other.
Of course the rig keep doing the same stuff until you reset miner or reboot rig.

I use this way when are trying new configs, so i can move just 1 rig to that email panel and do the tests without affecting the rest, and work flawlessly.

Quote from: citronick on March 04, 2017, 01:09:42 AM

Quote from: carloshell on March 04, 2017, 12:41:38 AM

Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

can you SSH into the rig's IP address?

if yes, logon as miner, password miner

at linux prompt, type :

nano /mnt/usr/config.txt

see if your email is there, if not change it to your own.

save file using control-x, confirm file name and press return

lastly type:

sudo reboot

Afternotes:
btw, your need to change this email address BEFORE you boot it up with your rig.
If you boot up and see it running with Tytanick's email -- that means you email was not saved correctly.
So the simplest way to fix this is do to the SSH way, i describe above.
I use this method all the time to move certain rigs.
I assume you know what is SSH, if not google "puTTY" a simple Windows SSH client to log into Linux systems.
nano is popular file editor in Ubuntu -- smOS has this nice editor already so its handy.

Thank you very much for all that information. We learned the hard way to manage rigs with ethOS with SSH connections. We successfully connected to our rigs with that infos.

I just would like to point out that it didnt work for us at first.

nano /mnt/usr/config.txt didnt work, it would open an empty config.txt, but this one worked: nano /mnt/user/config.txt ==== https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1rnxxc6mp1jwx8/Capture4.PNG?dl=0

We had to look around in the drive to discover that! Our rig is now mining under our wallet address. Maybe it would be a good idea to add these troubleshooting steps in case this happens to someone else.

Cheers!

tytanick

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Quote from: thedue on March 04, 2017, 07:35:36 AM

Tytus, any plans on using the CPUs in the rigs as an option for mining? Hard thing to code or easy to do?
Since at most times it makes no sense to mine the same coin / algo as your GPUs.. maybe with a seperate group in the GUI?

Cpu mining will be only as an option to mine as fee for me.
There wont be mining for cpus as there is no sense of doing that.

thedue

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Tytus, any plans on using the CPUs in the rigs as an option for mining? Hard thing to code or easy to do?
Since at most times it makes no sense to mine the same coin / algo as your GPUs.. maybe with a seperate group in the GUI?

gOCe

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I use WINSCP (also from putty suite) in Windows
then go to /mnt/user/
Edit the config.txt
change email (I also add in the first comment R9 or Rx so i can know what kind of release im editing, and rig identificator for my location)
and just wait like 10 sec, then the rig automagically changes from one panel to the other.
Of course the rig keep doing the same stuff until you reset miner or reboot rig.

I use this way when are trying new configs, so i can move just 1 rig to that email panel and do the tests without affecting the rest, and work flawlessly.

Quote from: citronick on March 04, 2017, 01:09:42 AM

Quote from: carloshell on March 04, 2017, 12:41:38 AM

Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

can you SSH into the rig's IP address?

if yes, logon as miner, password miner

at linux prompt, type :

nano /mnt/usr/config.txt

see if your email is there, if not change it to your own.

save file using control-x, confirm file name and press return

lastly type:

sudo reboot

Afternotes:
btw, your need to change this email address BEFORE you boot it up with your rig.
If you boot up and see it running with Tytanick's email -- that means you email was not saved correctly.
So the simplest way to fix this is do to the SSH way, i describe above.
I use this method all the time to move certain rigs.
I assume you know what is SSH, if not google "puTTY" a simple Windows SSH client to log into Linux systems.
nano is popular file editor in Ubuntu -- smOS has this nice editor already so its handy.

gOCe

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You need to login to the panel of the new email and set the OPTIONS : wallets miner selection.
Just like you did with your first rig, because is a new account.

Quote from: carloshell on March 04, 2017, 12:41:38 AM

Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

tytanick

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Simplemining.net Admin

Quote from: carloshell on March 04, 2017, 12:41:38 AM

Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

If above answer wont help, please write to me at [email protected]
I need to check it.
Also you are saying that few rigs are already working and mining to your wallet but only some are not ?
I can see whats going on remotly, just need access to windows tema viewer that is on the same network as those rigs and i need rigs ip.
Write email , not here ofcourse Tongue

citronick

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Quote from: carloshell on March 04, 2017, 12:41:38 AM

Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

can you SSH into the rig's IP address?

if yes, logon as miner, password miner

at linux prompt, type :

nano /mnt/usr/config.txt

see if your email is there, if not change it to your own.

save file using control-x, confirm file name and press return

lastly type:

sudo reboot

Afternotes:
btw, your need to change this email address BEFORE you boot it up with your rig.
If you boot up and see it running with Tytanick's email -- that means you email was not saved correctly.
So the simplest way to fix this is do to the SSH way, i describe above.
I use this method all the time to move certain rigs.
I assume you know what is SSH, if not google "puTTY" a simple Windows SSH client to log into Linux systems.
nano is popular file editor in Ubuntu -- smOS has this nice editor already so its handy.

carloshell

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Hey,

We are currently encountering a problem with the initial setup with our rigs. We can see the config.txt file and we did change the email inside and save.

After that we put it on the rig, it starts mining on your wallet like you said, but it's staying there forever after.

We spent hours to reformat, tried different ways, we always edit the config.txt with our email address and it's still mining to your address. Normally, we can see the added rig after few minutes, but it's also not showing up in the interface at all.

What else should we do?

Thanks

tytanick

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its too complicated for me to do undervolting tool

I would need low level programmer or perhaps i can buy this tool from someone but i suppose it will cost too much if even possible to buy.
If there would be public tool i would implement it for sure but there is not Tongue

About auto updates.
Auto updated cant be stopped, i need them to mantain consisten system.
If i will implement new feature and update server but your rigs wont update then reading stats or chaning settings wont work.
I can minimalize this in future and make betatest updates like with the kernel one.
Anyway i cant do this right now, it would create too much work for me.
But be sure that if i want release production update then i am testing it first on my development rig.
So right now i wont stop auto-updates but in future i will try to figure something out.
Anyway thing i wont do:
- reload or reboot someones rig without permision.
- so i wont reload miner if new miner version comes out - you need to do it yourself and check if new miner version doesnt cause any problems

The system with non-auto updates is ethOS.
My idea is to make all rigs consistent and up to date.
I am nod bad guy and i wont make your rigs zombiee or mining for me - that you can be certain.

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: tytanick on March 02, 2017, 03:57:50 PM

Quote from: carloshell on March 02, 2017, 01:18:25 PM

Quote from: tytanick on March 02, 2017, 11:43:09 AM

Well we tried different OS on the market and we are so far impressed by your work. WindowsOS is very difficult to install and manage at large scale, so we also tried ethOS at some point, but it was a total disaster for us in stability and performance. We were kinda stuck on Windows since that time and scared of any linux OS!

We might try to deploy on more rigs when we get the chance and post the results here!

@Citronick
Yes you are right about these inputs. I will def give optiminer a shot in linux. Thanks:)

About RX OS version, Dod you do beta kernel upgrade ?
If not, do it to have even more Hashrate but i guess you already did it ?

ethOS is much longer on market, like 2 years ? While i started like 7 months ago Tongue

Is ethOS disaster ? I bought one license to test it out but never had time to do so so i cant tell.
Anyway from where i can see my OS is focusing on SIMPLE while they have multiple configurations and much harder to manage.
OK, test my OS and give feedback.
After this grouping feature i will be also implementing very slowly some kind of fee service - its time to harvest Cheesy

No, seriously, it will be very slow process with no obligations and many free periods etc etc...

Personally i am using eth+zec with 15 dcri

Also about power consumption.
Its worth to mention that in linux undervolting in tables (like editing them in polarisbios editor WONT WORK)
Only way to have less voltage is by doing voltage offset.
I personally am using them and i have RX470 4GB with 27MH/s each GPU, and 780 watt from wall from whole 6 gpu rig.

You can really rack up if you push a undervolt method for us all. to give you some incentive to do this I will send some coin to you today. Right now I am going to eat breakfast. Then send you some coin.

Coin sent to :

Address: 1ERRVbvV23h51ScH73nQr6TDmaieKNuuVD
TxId: 1758f19e67b4c225c465b499885ce418e3fa3f98188453101ff7152dc8a3be45
https://blockchain.info/tx/1758f19e67b4c225c465b499885ce418e3fa3f98188453101ff7152dc8a3be45

0.01111111 btc

vapourminer

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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?

Quote from: tytanick on March 01, 2017, 01:19:43 PM

There is another idea of taking my service fee: i think beside normal payment for service i will do "enable cpu mining FEE for admin" - take my service fee as CPU mining.
From your side it will only take more wattage but i suppose it will be more less 1-3 $ per rig per month

sounds decent. my rig has only a G1840, most rigs probably have something similar.

i dont use smOS, never tried it, i have only one dedicated rig on win7 so its easy to manage. might try it though.

one question, probably answer is already in the thread (sorry). can you NOT have rigs auto update unless given permission. something like "update available, proceed? (Y/n)". reason is mainly i DO NOT like auto updates in a production rig, especially something that may have around 2 grand in hardware sitting in it. i prefer to wait a bit and monitor forums to make sure there are no surprises. might be new mining software pushes a card past its bios mod (claymores has done this), more power draw on systems near its max, temp issues etc. all are fine if someone is there to initiate the update and watch it for a bit.

citronick

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Quote from: carloshell on March 02, 2017, 05:32:14 PM

Well, allow us to show you a screenshot of our every morning ethOS integration disaster. You will see all the rigs unreachable and all the rigs with stuck miners. We fought for days with them explaining that nothing was wrong with our rigs since they were stable on windows. Our main concern was big scale deployment, we had to open another farm and windows was out of the question. After the 3rd day, we asked for a refund and they didnt agree. So we are now fighting against them with Paypal on this matter.

Every morning, wake up and this disaster happens: (restart all of them.. restart the miner, etc). We were creating an additional unnecessary workflow.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s80pe4g6bsiqbfx/Screen%20Shot%202017-02-16%20at%204.28.53%20PM.png?dl=0

What do you mean by offset voltage? 470s 27mhs and 780W is very awesome. GJ.
I didnt know we could dual mine eth and zec, I thought it was kinda pointless.

We will gladly support the fees required. For us, we save money if it takes less time to do the maintenance and support for our farms.

Keep the good work!

Last year, I did explore ethOS too when my team decided to move away from Windows - but we didn't like the interface and the way it was licensed. Most of all, they were very slow in updating latest release of popular miners.

smOS is perfect way to manage farms, and works either ways for a few rigs too.

Tytanick just added and updated Claymore ZEC v12.2 and Optiminer 1.7 recently and it was very well timed when ZEC when crazy in the last 24 hours. He is usually very fast in the updates -- this is crucial to catch the uptrend moments in the crypto-mining world.

I only have 33 rigs to manage (thats the max number I can afford for power).

Now, 30 rigs are on smOS since January and very stable - especially if it was stable under Windows, then it should be on smOS. I sleep better at night too. The other 3 rigs are test rigs on 2 x Windows and 1 x LDW Linux -- they mine too when not in test/dev mode.

With SRR system in place, I hope the farm will auto-manage itself and further increases its productivity and reduced downtime, resulting in more consistent mining revenue and operations.

Good luck in your farm.

tytanick

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Voltage Offset is a special value that mostly needs to be added to custom mods.
Offset is basically value that will be undervolted from default values.
So for example offset -125mv will substract -125mv from all dpm levels in core level.
This is little difficult but i have some guys that are doing this for me.
Pascal is in deed profitable in dual mining.
Last time i checked it took like 10-15% more wattage.
It didnt lowered any eth mining speed.
And by mining pasc profit was like 20% bigger. IS still is.
check this for example by using my command
claymore-eth miner and this command:

-wd 1 -r 1 -epool stratum+tcp://79.98.144.28:8008 -ewal 0xa35b062b4d386e148dba1417e16b82d9ca1d360d -esm 0 -epsw x -allpools 1 -mport -3333 -dpool stratum+tcp://pasc-eu1.nanopool.org:15555 -dwal 86646-64.442a5627fbc295c2.$rigName/[email protected] -dpsw x -dcoin pasc -dcri 15 -allpools 1

Yep, normally without undervolt offset 6x470 would take like 1000 wats, mine with custom bios mod are taking about 750 watts with ETH only.
But with ETH+PASC its more 10-15% but it is different thing.
Anyway, offset is the thing thatforces card to take less watts under linux.
Normal undervolting (changing values in polarisbios editor) doesnt work under linux. It works only under windows.

carloshell

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Well, allow us to show you a screenshot of our every morning ethOS integration disaster. You will see all the rigs unreachable and all the rigs with stuck miners. We fought for days with them explaining that nothing was wrong with our rigs since they were stable on windows. Our main concern was big scale deployment, we had to open another farm and windows was out of the question. After the 3rd day, we asked for a refund and they didnt agree. So we are now fighting against them with Paypal on this matter.

Every morning, wake up and this disaster happens: (restart all of them.. restart the miner, etc). We were creating an additional unnecessary workflow.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s80pe4g6bsiqbfx/Screen%20Shot%202017-02-16%20at%204.28.53%20PM.png?dl=0

What do you mean by offset voltage? 470s 27mhs and 780W is very awesome. GJ.
I didnt know we could dual mine eth and zec, I thought it was kinda pointless.

We will gladly support the fees required. For us, we save money if it takes less time to do the maintenance and support for our farms.

Keep the good work!

tytanick

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Quote from: carloshell on March 02, 2017, 01:18:25 PM

Quote from: tytanick on March 02, 2017, 11:43:09 AM

Well we tried different OS on the market and we are so far impressed by your work. WindowsOS is very difficult to install and manage at large scale, so we also tried ethOS at some point, but it was a total disaster for us in stability and performance. We were kinda stuck on Windows since that time and scared of any linux OS!

We might try to deploy on more rigs when we get the chance and post the results here!

@Citronick
Yes you are right about these inputs. I will def give optiminer a shot in linux. Thanks:)

About RX OS version, Dod you do beta kernel upgrade ?
If not, do it to have even more Hashrate but i guess you already did it ?

ethOS is much longer on market, like 2 years ? While i started like 7 months ago Tongue

Is ethOS disaster ? I bought one license to test it out but never had time to do so so i cant tell.
Anyway from where i can see my OS is focusing on SIMPLE while they have multiple configurations and much harder to manage.
OK, test my OS and give feedback.
After this grouping feature i will be also implementing very slowly some kind of fee service - its time to harvest Cheesy

No, seriously, it will be very slow process with no obligations and many free periods etc etc...

Personally i am using eth+zec with 15 dcri

Also about power consumption.
Its worth to mention that in linux undervolting in tables (like editing them in polarisbios editor WONT WORK)
Only way to have less voltage is by doing voltage offset.
I personally am using them and i have RX470 4GB with 27MH/s each GPU, and 780 watt from wall from whole 6 gpu rig.

citronick

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Quote from: carloshell on March 02, 2017, 01:18:25 PM

Quote from: tytanick on March 02, 2017, 11:43:09 AM

Right now you need to use two 2mail accounts becasue mining config is GLOBAL for all rigs.
But i am closer and closer to make rig grouping function.
This will allow you to change setting on group of righs so you will do what you want

Just give me some time Tongue

I am closer and closer ot it

Thank you very much for the quick response. Yeah I thought I didnt really get how it was working, im glad its an upcoming feature. Looking forward to it.

We are currently testing your OS on three differents rigs as follow:
-6 280x (multiples models and brand), stable and bit more hashrate than windows. Same power.
-6 480 (modded red devil, modded sapphire8gb). More stable, more hashrate. 15 more mhs, we had one card on windows that didnt work very well, now its ok. Same power...
-6 380s (modded 380s 1100 undervolt bios). Same hashrate and stable like windows. Same power.
On these 3 rigs, we notice a 10C reduction on the cards. Amazing. We use Ubiquiti mpowers to evaluate the power.

Well we tried different OS on the market and we are so far impressed by your work. WindowsOS is very difficult to install and manage at large scale, so we also tried ethOS at some point, but it was a total disaster for us in stability and performance. We were kinda stuck on Windows since that time and scared of any linux OS!

We might try to deploy on more rigs when we get the chance and post the results here!

@Citronick
Yes you are right about these inputs. I will def give optiminer a shot in linux. Thanks:)

Claymore v12.2 and Optiminer 1.7 both are updated in smOS, try both and see which ones are most stable for your rigs.
ZEC is best to mine now -- its currently blazing at whattomine.com

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

yeah this is a very nice os

I have a panda miner along on 1 email
and six 2 card rigs on the other email

very stable mining

carloshell

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Quote from: tytanick on March 02, 2017, 11:43:09 AM

Right now you need to use two 2mail accounts becasue mining config is GLOBAL for all rigs.
But i am closer and closer to make rig grouping function.
This will allow you to change setting on group of righs so you will do what you want

Just give me some time Tongue

I am closer and closer ot it

Thank you very much for the quick response. Yeah I thought I didnt really get how it was working, im glad its an upcoming feature. Looking forward to it.

We are currently testing your OS on three differents rigs as follow:
-6 280x (multiples models and brand), stable and bit more hashrate than windows. Same power.
-6 480 (modded red devil, modded sapphire8gb). More stable, more hashrate. 15 more mhs, we had one card on windows that didnt work very well, now its ok. Same power...
-6 380s (modded 380s 1100 undervolt bios). Same hashrate and stable like windows. Same power.
On these 3 rigs, we notice a 10C reduction on the cards. Amazing. We use Ubiquiti mpowers to evaluate the power.

Well we tried different OS on the market and we are so far impressed by your work. WindowsOS is very difficult to install and manage at large scale, so we also tried ethOS at some point, but it was a total disaster for us in stability and performance. We were kinda stuck on Windows since that time and scared of any linux OS!

We might try to deploy on more rigs when we get the chance and post the results here!

@Citronick
Yes you are right about these inputs. I will def give optiminer a shot in linux. Thanks:)

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