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Topic: Phoenix 2 Miner v2.0.0 - page 6. (Read 201569 times)

legendary
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Merit: 1004
Firstbits: 1pirata
April 08, 2012, 12:28:47 PM
#7
this version have 100% bug
test on win7 32bit sp0
ati driver 12.3
AB 2.20 beta 15

update your vid driver  Wink

sorry i think i'm in a latest driver (ati driver 12.3 ) mean 12-3_vista_win7_32_dd_ccc.exe

thx for help

ah ok, sorry then, i thought 12.4 was out already
member
Activity: 63
Merit: 10
April 08, 2012, 09:22:18 AM
#6
this version have 100% bug
test on win7 32bit sp0
ati driver 12.3
AB 2.20 beta 15

update your vid driver  Wink

sorry i think i'm in a latest driver (ati driver 12.3 ) mean 12-3_vista_win7_32_dd_ccc.exe

thx for help
legendary
Activity: 924
Merit: 1004
Firstbits: 1pirata
April 08, 2012, 07:22:08 AM
#5
this version have 100% bug
test on win7 32bit sp0
ati driver 12.3
AB 2.20 beta 15

update your vid driver  Wink
member
Activity: 63
Merit: 10
April 08, 2012, 07:17:00 AM
#4
this version have 100% bug
test on win7 32bit sp0
ati driver 12.3
AB 2.20 beta 15
hero member
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
Seal Cub Clubbing Club
April 07, 2012, 03:04:58 PM
#3
I think I need some clarification on how to configure the .cfg file.  I plugged in my pool info (username, pw, address, port), but what else do I need to set in the .cfg?

Edit: Nvm. I guess it would help if I renamed example.cfg to phoenix.cfg and put it in the correct directory Tongue

I have one other question though. I have two GPUs, so instead of them all going to http://worker1:[email protected]:8332, how do I split the up to like worker1 and worker2?  The .cfg file looks like it only handles pointing all GPUs to one resource.
member
Activity: 63
Merit: 10
April 07, 2012, 03:46:30 AM
#2
Indeed, jedi95 is now taking over the release maintenance of Phoenix 2 (as he did with Phoenix 1).

Tomorrow I'll request that the beta thread be closed.
full member
Activity: 219
Merit: 120
April 07, 2012, 03:43:08 AM
#1
Features

  • BFI_INT support - Improves performance by 5-20% on supported GPUs
  • Efficient - Phoenix 2 doesn't discard any work unless it is invalid.
  • X-Roll-NTime support - Reduces load on pool servers by generating more work locally.
  • Free, open-source software - Phoenix 2 is available under the X11 license, and written in (fairly) well-documented and commented Python.
  • Modular kernels - If someone releases a more efficient kernel for our miner, it's as simple as dropping in the new kernel and using it.
  • Multiple device support - A single Phoenix 2 instance can mine on all the hardware in the system.
  • Hardware autodetect - Phoenix 2 can automatically detect and configure hardware.
  • RPC interface - Phoenix 2 can be monitored or controlled remotely using the RPC interface.
  • Config file - All user settings are stored in a simple config file.
  • Backup pool support - You can specify any number of backup pools in the config file
  • Supports RPC w/LP and MMP


Device autodetect

Phoenix 2 can automatically detect and configure all supported devices in the system. This can be configured via the global config option.

Autodetect can be specified by device class. With the default kernels Phoenix 2 support 3 classes of device: OpenCL (cl), CPU (cpu), and CUDA (cuda)

You can set the autodetect to only use certain devices. For example, the following setting will enable autodetect on all OpenCL devices except those which are CPUs or Nvidia GPUs (CUDA)
autodetect = +cl -cpu -cuda

Each device is given a unique device ID. For OpenCL the format works like this:
[class:platform:device]

So [cl:0:0] refers to OpenCL device 0 of platform 0.

[cpu:0] Is a generic identifier for the CPU.


JSON-RPC interface

Phoenix 2 has a built-in JSON-RPC server that allows remote monitoring and control of the miner. In the future this will be expanded to include a web interface.

  • bind - IP to bind the RPC server to.
  • disabled - Disables the RPC server.
  • logbuffer - The number of logs to return in the getlogs() call.
  • password - Password for the RPC server. Default is phoenix.
  • port - Port to use for the RPC server. Default is 7780.
  • root - Root directory for the web server.


Global settings

  • autodetect - Sets which classes of devices should be automatically detected.
  • backend - Sets the backend server. EX: http://user:[email protected]:8332
  • backups - Sets the backup servers. EX: http://user2:[email protected]:8332 http://bitcoin:bitcoin@localhost:8332
  • failback - Sets the interval to check the main server when on a backup server.
  • logfile - Enable this option to log to a file.
  • queuesize - Target/maximum size of queue.
  • queuedelay - Seconds before work expires to request more work.
  • ratesamples - Number of samples to average for hashrate reporting.
  • statusinterval - Seconds between status bar updates.
  • verbose - Enables verbose logging.


Global device settings

  • autoconfigure - Enables automatic configuration for the selected device.
  • disabled - Disables mining on this device.
  • kernel - Specifies which kernel to use for this device.
  • name - Sets the name to use for this device.
  • start_undetected - Sets if the kernel should start even if the device is not detected.


OpenCL/phatk2 Kernel settings

  • aggression - Sets the aggression. This allows you to control the kernel execution time to improve hashrate or reduce interface lag.
  • bfi_int - Enables the BFI_INT instruction on this device. (only supported by ATI 5xxx and 6xxx)
  • fastloop - Enables fast internal loop. This improves hashrate at lower aggression levels without introducing any additional interface lag.
  • goffset - Enables OpenCL 1.1 global offset. This can improve hashrate on supported devices.(does nothing for phatk2)
  • vectors - Enables 2-way vectors. (use this or vectors4, not both)
  • vectors4 - Enables 4-way vectors. (use this or vectors, not both)
  • worksize - Sets the worksize. Tweaking this setting may improve performance.


Download

Latest version: 2.0.0
Windows binaries
Source code/Linux release (requires Python, Twisted, and PyOpenCL)

GitHub:
https://github.com/phoenix2/phoenix


Donations

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Tools
OpenCL info script


Links
Phoenix 1.x
Multiminer thread
MMP protocol specifications
phatk/phatk2 kernel thread
Diapolo's diakgcn kernel
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