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Topic: Team Black Miner (ETHW ETC Vertcoin Ravencoin Zilliqa +dual +tripple mining ) - page 107. (Read 35049 times)
September 20, 2021, 09:11:01 AM
September 20, 2021, 08:45:16 AM
Got this error when starting it, please have a look at these screenshot.
I'm definitely not a Ubuntu expert but searching is something i can do!
I did follow the few instruction given, installed cuda 11.4, extract the folder, edit the file and try to start it.
https://i.ibb.co/LtSFD5Z/tbm-error-launch.png
https://i.ibb.co/HzrNBsD/teamblacminer-error.png
Thanks!
I'm definitely not a Ubuntu expert but searching is something i can do!
I did follow the few instruction given, installed cuda 11.4, extract the folder, edit the file and try to start it.
https://i.ibb.co/LtSFD5Z/tbm-error-launch.png
https://i.ibb.co/HzrNBsD/teamblacminer-error.png
Thanks!
September 20, 2021, 08:12:07 AM
cl-devices [0,1,2] etc has no effect. All found devices get used with no way to disable individual devices.
--cl-devices [0,1,2] is working here. You can also use the short-option -Y [0,1,2].
Don't use it with --amd-only or -U [,] or --cuda-devices [,]
--amd-only was the culprit, when I removed the setting it it started to work selecting which device to use.
September 20, 2021, 05:37:14 AM
cl-devices [0,1,2] etc has no effect. All found devices get used with no way to disable individual devices.
--cl-devices [0,1,2] is working here. You can also use the short-option -Y [0,1,2].
Don't use it with --amd-only or -U [,] or --cuda-devices [,]
HP RTX 3080 OEM
--xintensity 7 works best for me (no stales)
(I assume Nicehash does not pay for stales.)
--xintensity 7 works best for me (no stales)
(I assume Nicehash does not pay for stales.)
Yes there are optimal defaults for each pool. But --xintensity 7 is low. Other pools run fine with --xintensity 64 and ~100MHASH.
[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
September 20, 2021, 03:58:42 AM
HP RTX 3080 OEM
--xintensity 7 works best for me (no stales)
(I assume Nicehash does not pay for stales.)
(15411/23/0), 0.15% rejects
Hashrate 91-93 MH/s (GPU is in original OMEN case)
Settings in Afterburner:
Core -175Mhz (~ 1446Mhz)
Memory +1000Mhz (=10241Mhz)
PL 75% (~239W)
A couple of suggestions:
- cumulative average MH/s for current minig session
- cost / 24H would be nice addition
--xintensity 7 works best for me (no stales)
(I assume Nicehash does not pay for stales.)
(15411/23/0), 0.15% rejects
Hashrate 91-93 MH/s (GPU is in original OMEN case)
Settings in Afterburner:
Core -175Mhz (~ 1446Mhz)
Memory +1000Mhz (=10241Mhz)
PL 75% (~239W)
A couple of suggestions:
- cumulative average MH/s for current minig session
- cost / 24H would be nice addition
September 20, 2021, 03:17:07 AM
It would be good if you could fix the selection of devices to run.
Not all want each and every device to use one particular miner for each card.
cl-devices [0,1,2] etc has no effect. All found devices get used with no way to disable individual devices.
You should also add a option to disable a device while running. Example press 0 to enable/disable device 0 and 1 for device 1 etc.
I find this useful when I want to temporarily stop mining on one particular card to have it do some other stuff without stopping the whole miner.
For example I would want to keep using this miner for my 5700G and 6900XT but the Vega 64 I want to use for other stuff with some other miner & algorithm.
Mix & match basically. I switch stuff around quite a bit and flexibility is really useful and the options for individual device control are necessary.
Not all want each and every device to use one particular miner for each card.
cl-devices [0,1,2] etc has no effect. All found devices get used with no way to disable individual devices.
You should also add a option to disable a device while running. Example press 0 to enable/disable device 0 and 1 for device 1 etc.
I find this useful when I want to temporarily stop mining on one particular card to have it do some other stuff without stopping the whole miner.
For example I would want to keep using this miner for my 5700G and 6900XT but the Vega 64 I want to use for other stuff with some other miner & algorithm.
Mix & match basically. I switch stuff around quite a bit and flexibility is really useful and the options for individual device control are necessary.
September 20, 2021, 01:58:19 AM
ok but all my rigs (2.5Gh / s) are under hiveos and I don't want to switch to raveos so I will wait if one day this happens on hiveos.
Well done for your work on tbm
Well done for your work on tbm
September 20, 2021, 01:54:54 AM
ok, if i find i will do a tutorial with screenshots so everyone can enjoy it
Perhaps later.
Right now we need you test it and give us feedback so we can fix issues and improve the speed and features. 23 issues solved already on @github. This miner was written from scratch in around 6 months by a small team of opensource developers. The main goal of the project is to give you the fastest ethereum miner in the world on the new cards. AMD/NVIDIA
This is a marathon, not a sprint.
September 20, 2021, 01:39:08 AM
ok, if i find i will do a tutorial with screenshots so everyone can enjoy it
September 20, 2021, 01:34:38 AM
yes, but not everyone knows the commands under linux
But the biggest miners in the world do. Invest some time to learn linux, or switch to windows. This is how you survive in the mining game long term. You need to squeeze out the last and most profitable percent.
September 20, 2021, 01:32:28 AM
yes, but not everyone knows the commands under linux.
an automatic version or a tutorial with all the explanations would be good for many people
an automatic version or a tutorial with all the explanations would be good for many people
September 20, 2021, 01:25:24 AM
for the integration of tbm in hiveos, i received an official response from the hiveos team.
This miner was released 2 weeks ago and already mining on every major miningpool in the world. It has some issues, and the performance some cards and models are not optimal. We have added parameters that can boost performance, but a wrong configuration and pool can also reduce it. The miner is already mining on hiveos, but you need a little bit of linux knowledge to install it. With the right cards, config and pool, this miner can easily boost your profit +5%. Some of you have already switched, some of you might switch later. The most profitable miner will always win in the end...
September 20, 2021, 12:45:55 AM
for the integration of tbm in hiveos, i received an official response from the hiveos team.
Hello!
Maybe one day it will be added. No ETA.
Hello!
Maybe one day it will be added. No ETA.
September 19, 2021, 12:53:32 PM
Vega 64 wants to draw lots of power to remain above 40mH/s... 220watts... Any lower Board limit you loose hashrate quickly. Not efficient at all for VEGA 64.
For the Vega you need to use the amdmemorytweak tool
Core: 1062
Memory Mhz: 1080
Core undervolt: 850
amdmemorytweak --RAS 28 --RCDRD 12 --RCDWR 5 --RC 44 --RP 12 --RRDS 3 --RRDL 3 --FAW 12 --CWL 8 --WR 12 --REF 9750 --RFC 248
Should give around 48 MHASH-.
could we have a tutorial to run tbm on hiveos while waiting for its official integration
Thank you
Thank you
There are some posts from users who run it on hiveos.
1. Ssh in, doesn't work from the flightsheet
2. Upgrade the driver to a cuda 11.4 compatible driver. You can check the driver with $Nvidia-driver-update --list
3. Download and unzip the TeamBlackMiner_1_06_Ubuntu_18_04_Cuda_11_4.zip
4. $ sudo apt install libcurl4-openssl-dev libapr1
little feedback, I don't know how you manage to get my rtx3070 to 63Mh? while gminer I have 61.40Mh with this same settings, after fault of pool "crazypool" not compatible I can not see if the shares are there
So I'm on hiveOs, not easy the instllation, even with the links in the read-me, I think if you had an automation screen while waiting that could help a lot of people.
I also had to put a dependency in addition I put you here
and for cuda 11.04:
https://medium.com/@anarmammadli/how-to-install-cuda-11-4-on-ubuntu-18-04-or-20-04-63f3dee2099
I did not succeed in integret in hiveos via flight-sheets
I used nvidia-smi for my OCs because in the minor one cannot put the core and memory on nvidia
on the page https://github.com/sp-hash/TeamBlackMiner
it would be nice to put more details on the command line example:
-p or --port
=> mining pool port (for example: '8888', '3333')
A function is missing to generate the dag clean and then check it if there is no error. like at gminer, phoenixminer or trex which generates in slow mode and then checks no error
now we have to fix the crash errors, so more stability and diff on pool is 8.590G
Let's see more ... when it will be more stable and easier to deploy it, I will do a test on one of my farms + 2Ghs to see the sharing rate / hour
Good continuations, with each update I will test and you will return
So I'm on hiveOs, not easy the instllation, even with the links in the read-me, I think if you had an automation screen while waiting that could help a lot of people.
I also had to put a dependency in addition I put you here
Code:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libapr1 libapr1-dev -y
sudo apt install libapr1 libapr1-dev -y
and for cuda 11.04:
https://medium.com/@anarmammadli/how-to-install-cuda-11-4-on-ubuntu-18-04-or-20-04-63f3dee2099
I did not succeed in integret in hiveos via flight-sheets
I used nvidia-smi for my OCs because in the minor one cannot put the core and memory on nvidia
on the page https://github.com/sp-hash/TeamBlackMiner
it would be nice to put more details on the command line example:
-p or --port
=> mining pool port (for example: '8888', '3333')
A function is missing to generate the dag clean and then check it if there is no error. like at gminer, phoenixminer or trex which generates in slow mode and then checks no error
now we have to fix the crash errors, so more stability and diff on pool is 8.590G
Let's see more ... when it will be more stable and easier to deploy it, I will do a test on one of my farms + 2Ghs to see the sharing rate / hour
Good continuations, with each update I will test and you will return
[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
September 19, 2021, 12:51:54 PM
could we have a tutorial to run tbm on hiveos while waiting for its official integration
Thank you
Thank you
September 19, 2021, 12:43:30 PM
Sadly the stats aren't working and this site doesn't support uploading images directly.
Upload the image to https://imgbb.com/ and copy the bbcode link into your post.
You need recent adrenaline drivers to get stats. I testet on my rigs with a driver from 2021-4 and it works
September 19, 2021, 12:35:49 PM
Can you take a screenshot please? Is the stats for mem, core, temp and watt working? What's the speed with --xintensity 64
Add 32gb virtual memory if your rig is crashing at ethash but not on etchash
Add 32gb virtual memory if your rig is crashing at ethash but not on etchash
Sadly the stats aren't working and this site doesn't support uploading images directly.
BOARD, TEMP, FAN, CORE, MEM, WATT, kW/h, COST/h are empty or 0 valued.
--list-devices doesn't find anything for cl-devices. Empty lists. Doesn't error now though.
xintensity -1 works, though causes little lag for the desktop. 32 also caused lag, Values in the 24 range doesn't cause lag but gives just as good performance.
xintensity 64 doesn't really add any performance but a negligible amount. A slight adjustment to clock/memory produces a larger effect.
Vega 64 wants to draw lots of power to remain above 40mH/s... 220watts... Any lower Board limit you loose hashrate quickly. Not efficient at all for VEGA 64.
Best on 6900XT though but wants a little extra Mhz core & power to remain in the 68-70mH/s rate.
September 19, 2021, 11:56:07 AM
Can you take a screenshot please? Is the stats for mem, core, temp and watt working? What's the speed with ------xintensity 64
Add 32gb virtual memory if your rig is crashing at ethash but not on etchash
Add 32gb virtual memory if your rig is crashing at ethash but not on etchash
September 19, 2021, 11:25:40 AM
6900XT hashrate is good at 67-70mH/s
Vega 64 is bad, only ~37-39mH/s
5700G ~2.3mH/s
TBMiner v1.06, Win10, etchash
Vega 64 is bad, only ~37-39mH/s
5700G ~2.3mH/s
TBMiner v1.06, Win10, etchash
September 19, 2021, 10:56:29 AM
Is Ethermine.org supported and does that pool support stale shares?
Yes it is supported. An example .bat file is included . Not sure about the payout for stale shares. Cannot find anything in the faq. miningpoolhub.com pay 100% for stales, ezil.me pay 70%. Nanopool.org doesn't have any stale share statistics so I guess they pay 100% as well..
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