Do you still use XP?
I do find XP to be simplistic and comforting, compared to Vista or even 7. That said, I'd never use XP > 7 for my main computer. 
Topic: OFFICIAL CGMINER mining software thread for linux/win/osx/mips/arm/r-pi 4.11.0 - page 485. (Read 5805728 times)
September 29, 2012, 12:40:35 AM
September 29, 2012, 12:38:00 AM
Hey guys,
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
Umm...
1) What driver/SDK?
2) Why don't you try updating to the newest CGMiner: 2.7.6?
3) A 5970 has 3200 shaders each. Why are you using "--shaders 1792"? Where did you even get that number?
September 29, 2012, 12:36:29 AM
I'd argue that you'd still have to install 7z or some program that can deal properly with zip files. While I haven't tried Vista's and 7's implementation, at least XP's was pretty broken. (Stuff like random error messages for proper zip files or files in an archive being silently ignored.)
I have a friend who stopped supporting people who used windows' zip to extract his program because he knew that'd fail. So, please, if you want to continue using that POS, go ahead, but do stop spamming this thread about it...
I have a friend who stopped supporting people who used windows' zip to extract his program because he knew that'd fail. So, please, if you want to continue using that POS, go ahead, but do stop spamming this thread about it...
Pretty much everyone's needs something that supports zip and rar files. Not sure why you assume I use winzip, but I don't. I do think its better to use a compression everyone already needs support for, unless there is a reason to do otherwise.
Off-topic, but like ck was saying, I can't believe someone that's so ahead of the curve technology wise (by even USING bitcoin) would be so against this. And then he goes on saying how there's "no point to using 7z". But there is a point, it's a better program, and the files it generates are better in every way, not to mention how lightweight 7z is in the first place.
Do you still use XP? A dumbphone? CRT television? Even if you do, it doesn't make you right, and doesn't mean you're making the right choice. Technology won't stagnate just because you're unwilling to move forward with the rest of us. That's the whole point of technology in the first place, since it seems you have forgotten. But then you also had the gall to come in here with your ignorance, complain about 7z while arguing with multiple people as if you knew it wasn't a good program. Does it ever end?
Hey guys,
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
http://i45.tinypic.com/11hwjr7.png
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
http://i45.tinypic.com/11hwjr7.png
Sorry if this is obvious, but first, try using the latest cgminer.
Also, that little echo script thing you have goin on is mega cute bro. Mad props.
September 29, 2012, 12:23:56 AM
Hey guys,
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
I can't seem to run CGMiner with the --scrypt option.
I always run into the following error, followed by CGMiner disabling all GPUs and the crashing (dialog of the program is not responding comes up).
Anyone know why?
I have 3 5970s.
September 28, 2012, 11:34:50 PM
That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Are you kidding me?
It makes sense because it creates an archive 1/3 the size of a .zip file. Enough said. A good compression/archival program is not exactly a special piece of software. If it is too difficult for you maybe you should just turn your computer off and take it back to Wal-Mart.
September 28, 2012, 10:45:18 PM
I'd argue that you'd still have to install 7z or some program that can deal properly with zip files. While I haven't tried Vista's and 7's implementation, at least XP's was pretty broken. (Stuff like random error messages for proper zip files or files in an archive being silently ignored.)
I have a friend who stopped supporting people who used windows' zip to extract his program because he knew that'd fail. So, please, if you want to continue using that POS, go ahead, but do stop spamming this thread about it...
I have a friend who stopped supporting people who used windows' zip to extract his program because he knew that'd fail. So, please, if you want to continue using that POS, go ahead, but do stop spamming this thread about it...
Pretty much everyone's needs something that supports zip and rar files. Not sure why you assume I use winzip, but I don't. I do think its better to use a compression everyone already needs support for, unless there is a reason to do otherwise.
September 28, 2012, 09:52:52 PM
You said USB key. There are inherent dangers with doing that, not to mention it requires walking around. 
M
Yeah, how else are you going to get it onto the other machines? Dangers? M
September 28, 2012, 09:33:17 PM
Maybe you could've extracted it onto a flash drive from one computer and then just plug it into each miner? Seems easier than whining about the format.
... or unzip it and store on one machine, and copy the folder to the others ...
M
Also, it'd be easier on ckolivas' server than redownloading it over and over.
You said USB key. There are inherent dangers with doing that, not to mention it requires walking around.
M
September 28, 2012, 07:56:02 PM
Thanks to dlasher, SAC, burger, and especially ckolivas and kano; my BFL single is now running on my R-Pi! Soon I will re-post dlasher's guide with the corrections I used to make it work for me. (First I will test with a fresh Raspbian install.)
Code:
cgminer version 2.7.6 - Started: [2012-09-28 13:26:28]
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(5s):433.4 (avg):714.6 Mh/s | Q:4 A:12 R:0 HW:0 E:300% U:17.1/m
TQ: 0 ST: 2 SS: 0 DW: 1 NB: 2 LW: 15 GF: 0 RF: 0 WU: 18.5
Connected to http://us1.eclipsemc.com:8337 with LP as user
Block: 00000038ba38b354b3fd8173cd55cebb... Started: [13:26:28]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[P]ool management [S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit
BFL 0: 45.7C | 771.9/918.7Mh/s | A:13 R:0 HW:0 U:18.54/m
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2012-09-28 13:26:27] Started cgminer 2.7.6
[2012-09-28 13:26:28] Probing for an alive pool
[2012-09-28 13:26:28] Long-polling activated for http://us1.eclipsemc.com:8337/LP
[2012-09-28 13:26:28] Pool 0 http://us1.eclipsemc.com:8337 alive
[2012-09-28 13:26:28] New block detected on network before longpoll
[2012-09-28 13:26:28] Pool 1 http://us.ozco.in:8331 alive
[2012-09-28 13:26:33] Accepted 00e6e730 Diff 1 BFL 0 pool 0
[2012-09-28 13:26:38] Accepted 09631bd0 Diff 1 BFL 0 pool 0
[2012-09-28 13:26:43] Accepted a45652a8 Diff 1 BFL 0 pool 0
[2012-09-28 13:26:43] Accepted a79f96ba Diff 1 BFL 0 pool 0
[2012-09-28 13:26:48] Accepted 280b28cf Diff 1 BFL 0 pool 0
Nice that you got it working!
September 28, 2012, 07:52:47 PM
...
That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
Move along nothing to see here
Downloading a windows executable zip from from a random irate user of free software - bad idea for anyone considering it ... That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
Move along nothing to see here
September 28, 2012, 07:34:00 PM
I just said that.
Also, it'd be easier on ckolivas' server than redownloading it over and over.
You mean you don't download the same linux .iso files over and over, just because you can?! Then what fun is the internet?! Also, it'd be easier on ckolivas' server than redownloading it over and over.
September 28, 2012, 07:33:42 PM
Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything.
Nor does he owe you anything...
Seriously, if you're so hung up about the compression format, don't use cgminer.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
I'd argue that you'd still have to install 7z or some program that can deal properly with zip files. While I haven't tried Vista's and 7's implementation, at least XP's was pretty broken. (Stuff like random error messages for proper zip files or files in an archive being silently ignored.)
I have a friend who stopped supporting people who used windows' zip to extract his program because he knew that'd fail. So, please, if you want to continue using that POS, go ahead, but do stop spamming this thread about it...
September 28, 2012, 07:26:53 PM
Maybe you could've extracted it onto a flash drive from one computer and then just plug it into each miner? Seems easier than whining about the format.
... or unzip it and store on one machine, and copy the folder to the others ...
M
Also, it'd be easier on ckolivas' server than redownloading it over and over.
September 28, 2012, 07:26:37 PM
--intensity d,16
(but I have no idea how well dynamic intensity works with scrypt
)
Same code manages dynamic on scrypt so theoretically should work just as well.(but I have no idea how well dynamic intensity works with scrypt
)I'll just leave it at 12 while working/watching video, and kick it on 16 when i go to sleep. Thanks.
September 28, 2012, 07:13:46 PM
That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
Maybe you could've extracted it onto a flash drive from one computer and then just plug it into each miner? Seems easier than whining about the format.Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
... or unzip it and store on one machine, and copy the folder to the others ...
M
September 28, 2012, 06:56:21 PM
That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
Maybe you could've extracted it onto a flash drive from one computer and then just plug it into each miner? Seems easier than whining about the format. Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
September 28, 2012, 06:38:24 PM
Is there even a normal zip of the new cgminer on here? I feel like throwing my computer through the wall every time I come here, for the new update.
Use 7-zip - it's free and you won't be breaking the winzip license like almost everyone does with winzip ...http://www.7-zip.org/
Why would you be breaking the license? It's a free download. Installing a new compression software on a dozen computers for no purpose, is absurd.
That's exactly what I'm saying. Installing a special compression software for no purpose, is a waste of time. While I appreciate your efforts, I don't owe you anything. If your looking for compensation put a remote access app in the app store or something. Jumping through hoops just to satisfy someones ego is not on my agenda. It might make sense, if you gained something by using it.
Here's a zip copy. So no need to install 7z on every mining rig.
http://www.fileserve.com/file/9S2RQxa/cgminer-2.7.6-win32.zip
September 28, 2012, 06:08:31 PM
Quote from: ckolivas link=topic=28402.msg1228581#msg1228581
If you set the 7950 to dynamic intensity mode, you will be able to game without a problem without needing to disable it.
How do I set up dynamic intensity mode on GPU 0, but leave GPU 1 at 16? (using scrypt) I checked the readme again and nada.
I want to assume it's --intensity 12-16,16 but don't want to try that before asking here.
(but I have no idea how well dynamic intensity works with scrypt
) September 28, 2012, 05:44:06 PM
Here is my guide for people like me who are not familiar with linux to get cgminer running on a Raspberry Pi. Note that dlasher and burger did 99% of the work here. I just verified it and added some comments. Thanks guys!
Of course, big thanks to ckolivas and kano for doing the other 99.99% of the work writing cgminer.
The first week of my mined bitcoins will be donated to you two. (If you think it is worth adding all or part of this to the README, please do. Or just a link to this post?)
Start with a fresh install of the Raspbian OS. I used the 2012-09-18 release.
On first boot, configure the keyboard, password, locale and timezone as appropriate.
Optionally, change the memory_split, ssh and boot_behavior.
Choose "update" to get any recent updates.
Choose and reboot. (type "sudo reboot" at command prompt)
A) If you have choosen boot_behavior to boot direct to desktop, open an LXterminal window.
B) If you have choosen boot_behavior to NOT boot direct to desktop, log in. You now have 2 choices:
1) (recommended) type "startx" to start the desktop then open an LXterminal window.
2) use the command line directly
All of the following commands are typed at the command line.
Do NOT type anything on lines starting with "##" (including the "##") as these are comments for you.
Of course, big thanks to ckolivas and kano for doing the other 99.99% of the work writing cgminer.
The first week of my mined bitcoins will be donated to you two. (If you think it is worth adding all or part of this to the README, please do. Or just a link to this post?)Start with a fresh install of the Raspbian OS. I used the 2012-09-18 release.
On first boot, configure the keyboard, password, locale and timezone as appropriate.
Optionally, change the memory_split, ssh and boot_behavior.
Choose "update" to get any recent updates.
Choose
A) If you have choosen boot_behavior to boot direct to desktop, open an LXterminal window.
B) If you have choosen boot_behavior to NOT boot direct to desktop, log in. You now have 2 choices:
1) (recommended) type "startx" to start the desktop then open an LXterminal window.
2) use the command line directly
All of the following commands are typed at the command line.
Do NOT type anything on lines starting with "##" (including the "##") as these are comments for you.
Code:
## Install all required tools
sudo apt-get install build-essential git dh-autoreconf libcurl4-gnutls-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libusb-dev libncurses-dev libudev-dev yasm screen
## This will ask you:
## Do you want to continue [Y/n]?
## Press Y and Enter (Then wait many minutes for it to finish)
## Get the latest version of cgminer
cd /usr/src
sudo git clone https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer.git
cd cgminer
## Set the flags for the compiler
CFLAGS="-g -O2 -W -Wall"
## Configure cgminer
## Do not type any un-used options. See the README of cgminer for details.
## For example if you do not have any Butterfly Labs hardware, to not type "--enable-bitforce"
sudo ./autogen.sh --enable-scrypt --enable-bitforce --enable-icarus --enable-modminer --enable-ztex --with-libudev
## I have a BFL single so I used:
## sudo ./autogen.sh --enable-bitforce --with-libudev
## Again, wait many minutes for this to finish
## When done, you should see a block of text that starts with something like this:
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
## cgminer 2.7.6
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------
##
## Configuration Options Summary:
##
## If you do not see that or the last line is an error, do not continue.
## build cgminer
sudo make clean
sudo make
## Again, wait many minutes for this to finish
## Connect and power up your FPGA hardware then run cgminer
## Substitute the proper values you use for yourpool, yourport, youruser, and yourpassword
/usr/src/cgminer/cgminer -S auto -o http://www.yourpool.com:yourport -u youruser -p yourpassword
September 28, 2012, 05:40:36 PM
How do I set up dynamic intensity mode on GPU 0, but leave GPU 1 at 16? (using scrypt) I checked the readme again and nada.
I want to assume it's --intensity 12-16,16 but don't want to try that before asking here.
--intensity d,16I want to assume it's --intensity 12-16,16 but don't want to try that before asking here.
(but I have no idea how well dynamic intensity works with scrypt
)Oh, I thought "d" was for "desktop mode."
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