Topic: [OS] rxOC easy-to-use Linux AMD Mining v_stopgap - page 6. (Read 31393 times)
Can anyone who is running rxOC tell me wether there is the salfter nicehash script available (as a coin) ¿
Hi,
first of all i searched for an alternative to ethos. This seems perfect. It works well and is well configured. I dont like the remote stuff, but maby thats just because im an security paranoid.
Thanks for all your great work.
I have 13 rx470 running stable at 28.5 Mhs. At the wall it uses 2080 Watts. Anyone know howto undervolt this gpus anyhow?
would be great if so.
thank you
first of all i searched for an alternative to ethos. This seems perfect. It works well and is well configured. I dont like the remote stuff, but maby thats just because im an security paranoid.
Thanks for all your great work.
I have 13 rx470 running stable at 28.5 Mhs. At the wall it uses 2080 Watts. Anyone know howto undervolt this gpus anyhow?
would be great if so.
thank you
I've got a 6x MSI Armor RX580 with modded bios that I have running in windows at ~30mh/s each with some clock changes as Claymore arguments (-cclock....)
When I boot up rxOC I get only 27mh/s for each, I thought maybe it was the onebash not accepting my overclock options so I tried to run my own bash in the claymore folder with the arguments and it still only ran at 27mh/s.
Is there a setting I missed?
I commented-out the CORE_OVERCLOCK and MEMORY_OVERCLOCK because I assumed I would be clocking them in Claymore.
Thanks
When I boot up rxOC I get only 27mh/s for each, I thought maybe it was the onebash not accepting my overclock options so I tried to run my own bash in the claymore folder with the arguments and it still only ran at 27mh/s.
Is there a setting I missed?
I commented-out the CORE_OVERCLOCK and MEMORY_OVERCLOCK because I assumed I would be clocking them in Claymore.
Thanks
hey fullzero,
you may noticed me in the nvOC thread already. Looking forward for a new rig and I am considering rx580s. I am just wondering if salfter_nicehash_profit_switching script is also implemented in rxOC and if not, will it be possible to do so?
you may noticed me in the nvOC thread already. Looking forward for a new rig and I am considering rx580s. I am just wondering if salfter_nicehash_profit_switching script is also implemented in rxOC and if not, will it be possible to do so?
Does rxOS support Radeon Vega 56?
Stopgap version will not load for me. Tried many times.
Please post links to previous versions.
thanks
Please post links to previous versions.
thanks
Quote
Try
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
It gives me:Code:
screen -list
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
Code:
No sockets found in /var/run/screen/S-m1.
Definitely no miners to be opened on other screens, then... I have my only AMD rig racked and headless right now, but when I have it out on the bench, I'll see if I can figure out how to help.
Is it throwing any errors? And did you make any mods to oneBash besides setting your coin/address/wallet? You're mining ETH, right? (I'm guessing from the Claymore versions you mention.)
Afterthought:
Set oneBash for Claymore, but turn on logging by doing it like this:
Code:
GENOILorCLAYMORE="CLAYMORE" # choose GENOIL or CLAYMORE
ETH_WORKER="$IP_AS_WORKER"
ETH_ADDRESS="youraddress"
ETH_POOL="yourpool"
ETH_EXTENTION_ARGUMENTS=" -dbg 0" # add any additional claymore arguments desired here
The -dbg 0 will tell Claymore's debugger to turn on some basic logging.
Reboot and let it fire up.
Then, go look in the folder:
/home/m1/eth/10_1/
for files named like this:
1509915035_log.txt
These log files will show you if Claymore is starting up properly, or crapping out, or what. If there are NO log files, then Claymore isn't trying to start at all, and the problem is somewhere else.
There is a problem I have found when using 7 or more GPUs; x will not start. This prevents the auto start execution code from running when the rig boots. To get it going one can either use:
Code:
ctrl + alt + f1
to enter console mode then login in as:
Code:
m1
miner1
then manually launch 2unix or oneBash.
or you can ssh in and manually launch 2unix or 1bash
I know this is very annoying; but it does work and is a work around for this version.
the other problem involved when using 7 or more GPUs in this version is at first boot the oneBash in the windows partition will not be copied to the home folder so you will have to manually do this. The easiest way should be to manually run the cmd:
Code:
bash 2unix
on the first boot.
You can also boot the usb or SSD on another rig and it will copy the oneBash over. Then shutdown and attach that usb or ssd to the intended rig and manually launch 2unix or oneBash.
Code:
bash 2unix
or
Code:
bash oneBash
Quote
Try
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
It gives me:Code:
screen -list
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
Code:
No sockets found in /var/run/screen/S-m1.
Definitely no miners to be opened on other screens, then... I have my only AMD rig racked and headless right now, but when I have it out on the bench, I'll see if I can figure out how to help.
Is it throwing any errors? And did you make any mods to oneBash besides setting your coin/address/wallet? You're mining ETH, right? (I'm guessing from the Claymore versions you mention.)
Afterthought:
Set oneBash for Claymore, but turn on logging by doing it like this:
Code:
GENOILorCLAYMORE="CLAYMORE" # choose GENOIL or CLAYMORE
ETH_WORKER="$IP_AS_WORKER"
ETH_ADDRESS="youraddress"
ETH_POOL="yourpool"
ETH_EXTENTION_ARGUMENTS=" -dbg 0" # add any additional claymore arguments desired here
The -dbg 0 will tell Claymore's debugger to turn on some basic logging.
Reboot and let it fire up.
Then, go look in the folder:
/home/m1/eth/10_1/
for files named like this:
1509915035_log.txt
These log files will show you if Claymore is starting up properly, or crapping out, or what. If there are NO log files, then Claymore isn't trying to start at all, and the problem is somewhere else.
Quote
Try
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
It gives me:Code:
screen -list
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
Code:
No sockets found in /var/run/screen/S-m1.
Just switched to stopgap and I can't get it to launch the mining software. It sets all the overclocking and echos the prompt to view using "screen -r miner", but when I open a quake terminal and input screen -r miner, that screen cannot be found. I tried a couple reinstalls, tried switching from claymore 10 to claymore 9.5 to Genoils. None worked.
Try
Code:
screen -list
To get a list of active screens. What does that give you?
Here's what mine looks like:
Code:
m1@m1-desktop:~$ screen -list
There is a screen on:
1971.miner (11/03/2017 04:01:54 AM) (Detached)
1 Socket in /var/run/screen/S-m1.
m1@m1-desktop:~$
m1@m1-desktop:~$
m1@m1-desktop:~$ head oneBash
#!/bin/bash
# rxOC v_stopgap by fullzero
Just switched to stopgap and I can't get it to launch the mining software. It sets all the overclocking and echos the prompt to view using "screen -r miner", but when I open a quake terminal and input screen -r miner, that screen cannot be found. I tried a couple reinstalls, tried switching from claymore 10 to claymore 9.5 to Genoils. None worked.
Ideas?
Thank you for the fantastic work and support, FullZero and community.
Ideas?
Thank you for the fantastic work and support, FullZero and community.
I have tested my stopgap version of rxOC on a lot of rigs now; with most GPU models it offers significant improvements when mining Ethash coins. I will clean it up a little; its still very beta, but works well for ETH, ZEC, ETC. I will try to upload it tomorrow before the end of the day.
Running stable since first boot with my mining address... No hassles at all.
Went from 130 to 136.7 hash on ETH with 6 * rx470, and rock solid. Thanks!
Hi! I recorded the image on a flash drive as described in the first post of the topic. But I get the compand string grub. The image is not loaded. What am I doing wrong?
Screenshot https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2017/10/31/5205d8dee4f2371e5a84d12d54231a0b-full.jpg
Screenshot https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2017/10/31/5205d8dee4f2371e5a84d12d54231a0b-full.jpg
Hello there. good work.
I use ssh.
But I could not find how to restart it remotely.
how can I do this if the system crashes?
I use different cards.
I have to make them different.
Each card reacts differently.
Is there a way to do it separately?
I use ssh.
But I could not find how to restart it remotely.
how can I do this if the system crashes?
I use different cards.
I have to make them different.
Each card reacts differently.
Is there a way to do it separately?
good news, I will test immediately
woot... much thanks!!!
Seeded on my France, Tokyo and US servers.
The stopgap version upload that fullzero linked in the OP is now available as a torrent which you can pick up here:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=91595588898462634074
The SHA256 hash (for the zip) is: e011b2bb4d948cbce2b9c907e39e6d1a1f3aa3166d6e9dcb6c8c013333f145f5
The SHA256 hash (for the image) is: 4e89fe4508858e6bb55a793a690098348a285fda3362a61724bd46e1f3a7feed
See OP for Change Log and instructions.
Thanks, fullzero!
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=91595588898462634074
The SHA256 hash (for the zip) is: e011b2bb4d948cbce2b9c907e39e6d1a1f3aa3166d6e9dcb6c8c013333f145f5
The SHA256 hash (for the image) is: 4e89fe4508858e6bb55a793a690098348a285fda3362a61724bd46e1f3a7feed
See OP for Change Log and instructions.
Thanks, fullzero!
I have tested my stopgap version of rxOC on a lot of rigs now; with most GPU models it offers significant improvements when mining Ethash coins. I will clean it up a little; its still very beta, but works well for ETH, ZEC, ETC. I will try to upload it tomorrow before the end of the day.
Hooray! THANKS!
Perfect for me, that's all I mine with the AMD rig.
I have tested my stopgap version of rxOC on a lot of rigs now; with most GPU models it offers significant improvements when mining Ethash coins. I will clean it up a little; its still very beta, but works well for ETH, ZEC, ETC. I will try to upload it tomorrow before the end of the day.
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