Smartcoin Linux mining administration. [MULTI-MACHINE SUPPORT NOW IN!] - page 27.

mono

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Quote from: mono on July 07, 2011, 12:09:43 PM

Yes!

I look at the logfile. Miners started with that command:
python /home/mono/phoenix/phoenix.py -v -u http://USER:PASWORD@POOL:8332/ device=0 worksize=128 vectors aggression=11 bfi_int fastloop=false -k phatk

When i start it directly from the console i get the following error:
Could not locate the specified kernel!

Ahh, my failure. After reinstall i have the edit the devices first. DEVICE=0 ist my CPU!

mono

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Yes!

I look at the logfile. Miners started with that command:
python /home/mono/phoenix/phoenix.py -v -u http://USER:PASWORD@POOL:8332/ device=0 worksize=128 vectors aggression=11 bfi_int fastloop=false -k phatk

When i start it directly from the console i get the following error:
Could not locate the specified kernel!

jondecker76

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thanks for the report.
there is a bug in the donation countdown display. the bug only affects the display, and if you set it for 30 minutes, it will run for only 30 minutes.

any other info on why it won't run?

mono

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Quote from: dishwara on July 07, 2011, 11:01:14 AM

After r350 update, can't mine.
So, did a complete uninstall & re install.
Now even though already their is Automatic profile, its not running. Also new profile "Failover" i see.
I created a profile myself & it also not running.
Besides "Donation" pool is running with saying 351 minutes left.
Even though i gave 30 minutes donation & allow to select time itself, 400 minutes of donation is too much with current difficulty & also FORCING it is too much to my knowledge.

After i updated from 345 i got another problem.

Hi,

i updated from 345 and get following error:

Code:

Your current version is r345.
Are you sure that you wish to perform an update?
y
Bring update script up to current...
U /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin_update.sh
Aktualisiert zu Revision 349.

Preparing to do an Update...
Preparing safe update from r345 to r349
Konflikt in »/home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin.db« entdeckt.
Auswahl: (p) zurückstellen,
(mf) volle eigene Datei, (tf) volle fremde Datei,
(s) alle Optionen anzeigen: tf
G /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin.db
U /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin_control.sh
U /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin_ops.sh
U /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin_status.sh
U /home/mono/smartcoin/smartcoin_install.sh
U /home/mono/smartcoin
Aktualisiert zu Revision 349.

Applying post update patches...
Applying r346 patch...
Error: near "Q": syntax error
Error: near "Q": syntax error
Error: near "Q": syntax error
Update task complete.

Update is now complete! You should now restart smartcoin. Please hit any key to continue.

After restart SmartCoin and configure the profile, i get following error when i got to (12) Set Failover Order:

Code:

1) localhostPlease select the machine from the list above that you wish to edit Failover order on
1
Error: no such column: failover_order

The current profile failover order is listed above.
Do you want to change the failover order, (y)es or (n)o?

Seems the database was not updated.

After i updated to r350: Same error in (12) Set Failover Order. Cause of that i deleted SmartCoin completly and reinstalled it. But no i can`t mine like dishwara.

lordbuggie

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Quote from: jondecker76 on July 07, 2011, 09:00:40 AM

I'm not sure why you would get this error unless A) There are no OpenCL compatible GPU devices on that machine, or B) an old version of OpenCL is installed (I test with OpenCL v0.92)

Does install complete, or does the entire install process halt?

If it completes, you can add your devices manually from the control screen.

I am hashing no problem on slush right now. I do the full install and it doesn't see the cards that way either.

How can I verify opencl is installed?

I am running three 6970's and gett 1.2GH at slush as we speak.

Also, my AMD proc shows up as an open CL through phoenix

dishwara

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After r350 update, can't mine.
So, did a complete uninstall & re install.
Now even though already their is Automatic profile, its not running. Also new profile "Failover" i see.
I created a profile myself & it also not running.
Besides "Donation" pool is running with saying 351 minutes left.
Even though i gave 30 minutes donation & allow to select time itself, 400 minutes of donation is too much with current difficulty & also FORCING it is too much to my knowledge.

jondecker76

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Activity: 238

Merit: 100

Quote from: mono on July 07, 2011, 01:55:36 AM

Amazing list of changes: http://code.google.com/p/smartcoin/updates/list
1 BTC send to you. Thanks for all your work!

If you wanna have a german translation -> give me a sign!

Thank you very much, donations like yours are very helpful to sustain the project!

jondecker76

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Ok, the Failover update is online for those wishing to test it.
Reminder - you must use the built-in update system, as this update does include database patches.

To test failovers, do the following:
1) Update to the new r350
2) Restart smartcoin
3) Have at least 2 manual profiles set up. Set them up if you need to, or skip this step if you already have some defined.
4) Go to the new control tab option - 12) Set Failover Order (You will be shown the current failover order, which by default is the order in which the profiles were created. You can choose "y" to edit this order. To give it a new order, make a comma-separated list of the ID numbers listed in the current failover order)
EXAMPLE:

Code:

1) BTCGuild Me!
2) Deepbit Me!
3) SOLO MINE!!
4) BTCMine Me!

The current profile failover order is listed above.
Do you want to change the failover order, (y)es or (n)o?
y

Enter a comma-separated list of the ID numbers above to define the failover order. I.e. 1,5,2,3

In the above example, I can see the current order of failover (top to bottom). However, I want to change it so that "SOLO MINE!!!" is the last resort, so basically I will be switching "SOLO MINE!!!" and "BTCMine Me!". I will do it with the comma-separate list:

Code:

1,2,4,3

Also note that you own index numbers can be anything (there may not even be a "1" or a "2", etc.), and this is normal.

5) Goto the control tab option 5) Select Profile and choose the failover profile from the list

Note that the failover detection threshold is about 1 minute. I may make this customizable in the future, so if it seems to take a while to detect failover changes, just be patient!

jondecker76

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Double Failover

Code:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Host: localhost
GPU[0]: Temp: 78.00 load: 99%
GPU[1]: Temp: 69.00 load: 99%
GPU[2]: Temp: 51.50 load: 99%
CPU Load : 7.41%

Profile: Failover
--------BTCGuild--------
GPU[0]: <<>>
GPU[1]: <<>>
GPU[2]: <<>>
Total : [0 hash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected]
--------DeepBit--------
GPU[0]: <<>>
GPU[1]: <<>>
GPU[2]: <<>>
Total : [0 hash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected]
--------BTCMine--------
GPU[0]: [359.42 Mhash/sec] [67 Accepted] [2 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
GPU[1]: [359.43 Mhash/sec] [73 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
GPU[2]: [359.01 Mhash/sec] [73 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
Total : [1077.86 MHash/sec] [213 Accepted] [2 Rejected]

Grand Total: [1077.86 Mhash/sec] [213 Accepted] [2 Rejected] [.938% Rejected]

Testing went 100% well for the failover system, so look for an update very soon!

jondecker76

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I'm not sure why you would get this error unless A) There are no OpenCL compatible GPU devices on that machine, or B) an old version of OpenCL is installed (I test with OpenCL v0.92)

Does install complete, or does the entire install process halt?

If it completes, you can add your devices manually from the control screen.

lordbuggie

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Adding available local devices. Please be patient...
No protocol specified
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./smartcoin_devices.py", line 5, in
devices = p.get_devices(device_type=cl.device_type.GPU)
pyopencl.RuntimeError: clGetDeviceIDs failed: device not found
done.

I am getting this during the install process. Any ideas?

mono

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Amazing list of changes: http://code.google.com/p/smartcoin/updates/list
1 BTC send to you. Thanks for all your work!

If you wanna have a german translation -> give me a sign!

jondecker76

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the logic changed, 0 hashes now shows as down in these recent changes

plantucha

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Quote from: jondecker76 on July 06, 2011, 11:46:20 PM

The new Failover system is testing tonight. Should be good timing, as I expect BTCGuild to come online tonight.
If you look above, BTCGuild is <<>>, so it failed over to DeepBit. When BTCGuild comes back online, the DeepBit workers will fall back off of the list. All tests so far show it working very good! Failure detection threshold is currently hard-coded for about 1 minute (a profile has to be showing as DOWN for 1 minute), after which the next available profile in the failover list is tacked on to the end.

As a preview, setting up the FailOver system goes like this:
1) Create some profiles.
2) Chose the "Failover" profile from the control screen. Failover will happen by default in the order the profiles were created.
3) If you wish to change the failover order, use the new control tab option 12) Set Failover Order. Changes take effect immediately with no restarts required.

Code:

smartcoin Management System r345 Thu Jul 7 01:20:22 EDT 2011
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Host: localhost
GPU[0]: Temp: 41.00 load: 0%
GPU[1]: Temp: 39.00 load: 0%
GPU[2]: Temp: 36.00 load: 0%
CPU Load : 0.78%

Profile: BTC Guild
--------BTCGuild--------
GPU[0]: [0 Khash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC]
GPU[1]: [0 Khash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC]
GPU[2]: [0 Khash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC]
Total : [0 MHash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected]

Grand Total: [0 hash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [0.00% Rejected]

It never go <<>> it just sit with 0

It never go <<>> even before so I dont know if this is something new.
I can see <<>> only if I turn GPU manually off in device profile

jondecker76

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Code:

smartcoin Management System r344 Thu Jul 7 00:36:39 EDT 2011
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Host: localhost
GPU[0]: Temp: 71.50 load: 99%
GPU[1]: Temp: 64.00 load: 99%
GPU[2]: Temp: 48.00 load: 99%
CPU Load : 7.40%

Profile: Failover
--------BTCGuild--------
GPU[0]: <<>>
GPU[1]: <<>>
GPU[2]: <<>>
Total : [0 hash/sec] [0 Accepted] [0 Rejected]
--------DeepBit--------
GPU[0]: [358.51 Mhash/sec] [1 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
GPU[1]: [359.99 Mhash/sec] [3 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
GPU[2]: [359.30 Mhash/sec] [1 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [RPC (+LP)]
Total : [1077.80 MHash/sec] [5 Accepted] [0 Rejected]

Grand Total: [1077.80 Mhash/sec] [5 Accepted] [0 Rejected] [0% Rejected]

The new Failover system is testing tonight. Should be good timing, as I expect BTCGuild to come online tonight.
If you look above, BTCGuild is <<>>, so it failed over to DeepBit. When BTCGuild comes back online, the DeepBit workers will fall back off of the list. All tests so far show it working very good! Failure detection threshold is currently hard-coded for about 1 minute (a profile has to be showing as DOWN for 1 minute), after which the next available profile in the failover list is tacked on to the end.

As a preview, setting up the FailOver system goes like this:
1) Create some profiles.
2) Chose the "Failover" profile from the control screen. Failover will happen by default in the order the profiles were created.
3) If you wish to change the failover order, use the new control tab option 12) Set Failover Order. Changes take effect immediately with no restarts required.

plantucha

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Quote from: Jen4538 on July 06, 2011, 07:09:03 PM

Quote from: plantucha on July 06, 2011, 03:33:40 PM

Quote from: Jen4538 on July 06, 2011, 02:51:28 PM

basicly i tried to create a working but list of pools i am not in then i didnt understand how to exit this part of and go back to main menu to try something else. that then created a miner which i couldnt get out of either so more frustration to me than i can stand right now. i know very little linux and this only made it harder to me to understand. so i go back to being dumb and paste and copy miner login info to have them working

Jen

with fresh installation
you do need create workers only.
most used pools are already pre-filed, no need to touch it unless you are using some tiny sketchy one

so then your saying any pool that isnt on the list is sketchy? i not sure i understand why this is

Jen

well...yes
until pool is not established and trusted by many people......it is sketchy
Pool owner can claim any time block for himself/herself.

Most known and trusted are already in list.

Jen4538

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Quote from: plantucha on July 06, 2011, 03:33:40 PM

Quote from: Jen4538 on July 06, 2011, 02:51:28 PM

basicly i tried to create a working but list of pools i am not in then i didnt understand how to exit this part of and go back to main menu to try something else. that then created a miner which i couldnt get out of either so more frustration to me than i can stand right now. i know very little linux and this only made it harder to me to understand. so i go back to being dumb and paste and copy miner login info to have them working

Jen

with fresh installation

you do need create workers only.

most used pools are already pre-filed, no need to touch it unless you are using some tiny sketchy one

so then your saying any pool that isnt on the list is sketchy? i not sure i understand why this is

Jen

plantucha

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Quote from: Jen4538 on July 06, 2011, 02:51:28 PM

basicly i tried to create a working but list of pools i am not in then i didnt understand how to exit this part of and go back to main menu to try something else. that then created a miner which i couldnt get out of either so more frustration to me than i can stand right now. i know very little linux and this only made it harder to me to understand. so i go back to being dumb and paste and copy miner login info to have them working

Jen

with fresh installation

you do need create workers only.

most used pools are already pre-filed, no need to touch it unless you are using some tiny sketchy one

Jen4538

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basicly i tried to create a working but list of pools i am not in then i didnt understand how to exit this part of and go back to main menu to try something else. that then created a miner which i couldnt get out of either so more frustration to me than i can stand right now. i know very little linux and this only made it harder to me to understand. so i go back to being dumb and paste and copy miner login info to have them working

Jen

jondecker76

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cydeWeys:

Quote

You want to install the "locate" package. Worked for me in Linuxcoin.

Thank you very much for this bit of information. I will pass this on to the LinuxCoin author so that installs go smoother!

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