Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 39. (Read 784985 times)

Is official download site down? I get "phoenixminer.info’s server IP address could not be found."

Claymore's Ethereum Dual miner Manager

been using this manager now for 3.5 years. its in the Claymore zip folder.
no need to create a dashboard as it does everything you want, including editing the config file on the fly, see your rig wattage, see your fan speed, gpu temp, running time, version of phoenix, ethereum stats, how many times your rig restarted. to boot, it can send you a text if the rig is down, you can even reset, restart without having to go to each rig with even more options to list.. its the best free tool for mining with phoenix miner.. take some time to read the phoenix manual.

Wrong Forum mate, ask at HiveOS ... https://forum.hiveos.farm/t/phoenixminer-exited-exitcode-139-waiting-to-cooldown-a-bit-error-how-to-fix/32799

Can someone read the script /hive/miners/phoenixminer/h-run.sh: line 23

And tell me what is in the line 23?

Thank you in advance

I already do all this, but in these cases it is useless, wathdog does not activate if Phoenixminer crashing together with the card. It only happens with 5600s. Some 5600s are very unstable.

Hello.

I am new on the forum, my name is Christian and I am from Mallorca Spain. Hello!!

I want to find someone can help me.

I have problems starting miner 5.7b on hiveos.

My cards are 6800 non xt.

This is the argument of the problem:

phoenixminer exited (exitcode=139), waiting to cooldown a bit
/hive/miners/phoenixminer/h-run.sh: line 23: 24698 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./PhoenixMiner

Someone can help me?

Thanks very much for this awesome software miner.

They need to take action against dormant accounts. Mining pools purge unpaid balances after a time, forums should purge
unused user accounts.

They could also force all links to be transparent so users would always see the real destination. It wouldn't be fool proof because
there will always be fools, but it would help.

Its a knowen thing here now for years , about the Malware Links here in the thread mostly over a year !
Here you can see what kind of links they already got so far !
It was posted in my thread !

Now they changed it to PhoenixDev-Miner-Team

I fighting them and other Malware links now over 2 years , nearly 3 and they using Bots for posting it ,
means if one gets deleted they post with the next hacked or bought Account they have and got.
The only thing we can do about is to report them as soon as possible when you see them.

About a restriction for newbies would be not helping because if real Users want to post a link here on the forum and they cant would be not so good.
Next thing is that the Malware posting Accounts will be changed to other Ranks, we got this all , Hero / Legendary ranks have posted that too.
Just report them and all is fine.

Unfortunately seems like part of a smearing campaign towards Phoenix miner.For all of you reading these kind of posts from newbies please disregard them and always before clicking the link,hover your mouse over the link to see the complete link.Once you do so you will see this does not lead to the official Phoenix miner website but to an infected Github account.No matter how many times we report these kind of threads these kind of worthless users seem to pop up even more,so just be careful and follow my advice and that of many others which says the same.

Edit:Post removed by moderators and I removed the links.

Curious as to why newbie's have rights to post links in the first place.
This would all stop if users except for members and above could only post links.
I've been on here for years and never had a good reason to post a link and I'd be fine without that privilege.

I have a 6700xt that gives the cl error -11 and -41, I believe that this may be because the opencl version was updated to 2.1, and Phoenixminer is expecting 2.0, but that is just a guess based on the researching the error very quickly..  Regardless, the only way i can get it to run, even with 5.7b, is to use the -clKernel 0 setting that 5.7b was supposed to no longer require.   I don't know if I'm missing any performance, and my rig is simple.  Just a 5900x, 16gb of RAM, and a single 6700xt.  The CPU and RAM aren't even overclocked (yet).
 
These are all the switches I have tried after the wallet address, and only the last two work:
-proto 3
 -proto 3 -dagrestart 1 -rvram -1 -eres 0 -altinit
 -proto 3 -dagrestart 1 -rvram -1 -eres 0
-proto 3 -dagrestart 1 -rvram -1 -eres 8
 -proto 3 -dagrestart 1 -rvram -1 -eres 0 -clKernel 0
 -proto 3 -dagrestart 1 -rvram -1 -eres 8 -clKernel 0

I'd love to know if I'm doing something wrong, what performance I'm losing, if any, and what I should try to fix/debug this.

And before someone says "compute mode," there is no separate compute mode on big navi cards. It isn't an option.   Also, I have tried at full standards feeds and speeds, no over or underclocks, the errors are always the same without -clKernel 0.  If I've tried anything else, i can't think of it at the moment

   

It's certainly organised and seems personal. Once a post is deleted a new one pops up almost immediately from another user.
I know there is some feuding among some developpers but if that's what this is it's going way too far.

Anyway the infected github repo has been removed and the links are harmless, for now anyway, they may find another host.

Unfortunately seems like part of a smearing campaign towards Phoenix miner.For all of you reading these kind of posts from newbies please disregard them and always before clicking the link,hover your mouse over the link to see the complete link.Once you do so you will see this does not lead to the official Phoenix miner website but to an infected Github account.No matter how many times we report these kind of threads these kind of worthless users seem to pop up even more,so just be careful and follow my advice and that of many others which says the same.

Edit:Post removed by moderators and I removed the links.

Yup, it's gone.

It looks like they already have.  The link to the repository's main page results in a 404 error.

The Account is Hacked or sold as the last post was done in March 18, 2016 !
As others already have written its a Malware download link , dont download anything from there !
I have reported the post already and all others should be doing the same when they see some kind of posts like that!
I also have written about in my thread about that and there a few more Github links that are used for , you can read about here :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.57577220

And the only links that you should be trust is when the User PhoenixMiner post it  !

The mods will delete the post, but they need to find the post first.  This is a very busy forum with only a few moderators, so we can help them out by reporting the post.  In the lower right-hand corner of the post is a link labeled "Report to Moderator."  Click on that and write something like "malware" in the comment.  Administrators, Global Moderator will be notified, as well as the Moderators responsible for this section.

First edit your post and remove the malware links.
Both links provided do not go where they say they go.  They go to a malware github account.

ONLY EVER USE THE 1st POST OF THIS THREAD TO GET LINKS TO PhoenixMiner

Seems the malware / smear campaign is back on against PM. 

First, you should check your OC settings/timings for the card, making the system unstable to eliminate it. Sometimes same settings for the same brand/model do not work for all cards.

To eliminate the watchdog issue and downtimes, you need to do the following 3 steps:

1. Add this to your config file or the command line:


2. Create a "reboot.bat" file in your miner's directory with this:


This will restart your rig.

3. Set your miner to start automatically when the Windows start.

Thanks to your advice (on an earlier post/page) of using a higher -eres number (-eres 8 is what I use), my rig has been able to run 70 hours non-stop without a crash.  This is on 5.7b and the August AMD driver.

There is 1 problematic card which starts to drop shares on the 60th hour or so (Gigabyte) so I typically will need to do a reboot after 2 days, which is better than before where everything crashes in a day and a half, sometimes in less than a day.

On this rig there are 7 GPU's (all RX 6800). I am now considering adding more as RX 6800s are cheaper in my city than 3070's, have a lower temp + lower power consumption (thanks to MorePowerTool), and boosts to 70 Mhs from 62-64 MHs every now and then. The only drawback really is stability since max performance and efficiency for the 6000-series can only be had in Windows atm.